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ally the only existing church. I laboured under the discouraging influence of my mother, who was bitterly antagonistic to the Catholic Church and its The Christian Brothers at Colloid and the young lady who teachings. My father died in October' carry The newly -elected Grotto of tem return their sincere thanks for the fol- South Australia's banner willwill 1877. and, while he was a most pious make the The necessarily brief notice which Lady ea Lourdes adds another pleasing lowing donations received: Mrs. M. running pretty strong for the other nt McNabb. CU./ member of the Methodist Church, he attraction to the prettily arranged I I ogan, Babakin. is; Mrs. Coronel (Ca- :state representatives. appeared in these columns last week was always most liberal in his feelings Voting .411 cards . hal:so-4 its mind .\11g1., regarding the Phu- garden of St. Dominick's Priory, At thedral Stall) desires to acknowledge, may be obtained at "The towards with Catholics. reference to the first annual Ca!WW1Record" t,,n separation (rum Christian unity. a bend of the broad p. '1, and under and to thank, Miss V. Birch for £2 7s office. tholic ball, reported the great success Had Dependence on God. (c l pay the shade of the large sant tree, the 4d, proceeds of a dance held at "Rook to see "the walls of The grand art union tickets, at Is. .urn to pro - Jerusalem desire of the function. There were approxiAfter my marriage, of course, my inbuilt up" you know too well statue of Our Lady, with its setting of wood.; Coolup, and also Mr. Chas. each, or 12 for are still available. 7711 -111,71 my atmately 350 people present, besides a terest in the Catholic Church and its to thins: that in pointing out these aswater-, urn rocks and tiny rivulet, ar- White, of Subiaco, for £1. Mr. M. E. Write for these 10s., and ., lerabon of Faith miss no chance of teachings became more pe, tu+ rests the eye of the visitor, who is im- Green, secretary of the visiting Fitz- winning a valuable prize. the Declaration 1 am merely and I good crowd of onlookers in the gallery. :7 Church Union uniunot. of The dull felt more strongly than earnest, mediately struck with admiration at roy Football Club, after an interview and pram have been 'wring tor a controversial vicever my duty The hall was beautifully decorated by iii77h a conside-photographed, and to study ,and, if possible, tory. the natural and ancient appearance of ictories of this hollow and with one of our lady workers, kindly placed on view in various to underthe ladies' conunittee. The supper room .eur fellow Angloshops. The stand its the teachings. unhallowed sort I are Grotto. did The a of donated this often Sisters St. Domguinea, and wished the apwith worse than tickets are only 6d. each. i,771, and (c) which deka t. was also delightfully ornamented in red an unbiased mind, as nearly as was inick are indebted to Rev. Father peal every success. 7. to the authorities Fremantle. possible for me to do. I always had and blue. The tables were exquisiteTymons for the design and erection of The usual fortnightly general meetim sic Church. As it stands Attitude of the Anglican Clergy. a most earnest feeling that there was ly dressed out with sweet this expression of their love for Our ing was held last Tuesday night, when Though the attendance at the meet17 u.7,7 peas, whilst 'Church Times" it is Bear with me. then, when 1 call atcould he only one saur.e of correct Blessed Lady. On the 16th. July, Brother Geoghegan acted as chairman ing in the Parochial Hall on last Mon- and the supper, catered by Mrs. Reilly, was u; 7. ,::7,c document. Let ire wetion to the anode of this Declaration. teaching, and I asked most earnestly day Feast night of was Our Lady of not Mt. up over a to Cannel, the good expectations, of attendance oly_utita;; words: ladies; the everything that could be wished. In it, I.:tumble it purports to be a the ladies were most enthusiastic and that I might be guided to it. I soon Grotto was blessed by the Rcv. Father men present being few, showing an ap111.111i:liC declaration of 'the undersignThe whole of the supper table arranreached a state of mind in which I Deciaration of Faith. romised every help. Tycoons, who gave a delightful little parent indifference on the part of the ed. living fully priests of the realised that gements the English !Os 1-asi:oe-s discourse on the well-known story of reflected the greatest credit l'rutestant faith the (Ecumenical Church." men folk generally towards the Apand teachings were most illogical and Officially, then, it is a group the Apparitions of the ic,ch foul the holy 1-;)muoul of the of upon the ladies' committee and the Virgin peal. Reports indicate that good propriests, not Bishops, of the English to little Bernardette in Blessed untenable, and that no intelligent man caterer, The edibles t Clot: cli ui Const,ntinople.) far-off gress is France, being made by the ladies, dewere numerous Church. These priests of the English could trust his soul's salvation to any - in variety and and then reminded his hearers "W77. rho it spite big handicaps, and although the heing very choice. Everything Churoh humbly such teachings. a foreign was 21 years since the Sistersthatfirst ,,f thr. English Church, earnestly priests During the short in- was set in a most delicate close of the Appeal is fast approaching, desir- Archbishop with aapproach fashion, terval when I realised that there was view to having their ing to prianote all unieleistandieg with settled in Dongarra He asked God's if the help and co-operation of the men thus added very considerably to and Orders recognised. the no hope in the past. it was a serious This Archbishop ouur I rid- i.ii of the East,' blessing on their work, and on the folk is forthcoming to the extent that evening's Irthodox is riot their enjoyment. The thanks of question with me as to whether there the Metropolitan. nor yet their children and schools confided to their it might reasonably be L'hurelics. :.l171 n ioicing that in God's HIS OWN STORY, committee arc expected, no due to the people Patriarch. was any hope in the future, but the care. At the close of tee little cereprovidence there are manifold (Nidoubt the Appeal should win its obwho gave various donations, and to The story of his conversion to the strong dependence on God and His de:axes o: the ,rowili of sympathy and mony, Benediction of the Blessed Going Beyond the Authority of the jective, or go a those gentlemen who volunteered their way to- Catholic Church has just been written Providence helped me to tide over this services mutual love on both sides. now in all Sacrament was given in the Nun's wards it. £7,000 issubstantial Hierarchy. the huge debt, but by Admiral William S. Benson and very ably assisted in varithe period and to believe that there was. luttniuty write to your Holiness and to '1 he ous ways. Mr. McCormack, conductor situation is thus technically a choir. A number of friends after- still there is nothing which charitable American Navy, for the N.C.W.C.of SerOf course. in studying the doctrines the 11777y :7,3 -nod in order to set forth of the little dubious. It is not the English wards availed themselves of the op- perseverance cannot do. Surely this vice. It is the story Lyric Orchestra, must be conand teaching of the Catholic Church, of a real thinker pIainiv :hat which we hold to be the portunity to congratulate the Sisters Appeal on behalf of 150 odd boys, in who found Cistirch appealing to the Orthodox gratulated on the very fine music discomplete satisfaction in Caat first there were a great many points pensed ;7 etuir,e on the anniversary and renew remin tea, hinc of the the only Catholic Boys' Orphanage in tholicism and English Church, nor is it an Archbishop of Canthroughout the programme. it was very difficult to understand and who has had his faith re:, .1 certain matters. touching terbury appealing iscences of earlier days. this State, deserves our charity. Of strengthened Eastern Petriand more by conaccept, but one by one during my The magnificent success which attend.h w g:ether ft ma the utterances e., h. though eachtoofanthese course there is a limit, but have we tinued study. more Results of Examinations. He says that the Ca- study and reading, by the grace of ed the efforts of the ladies' and genOrthoulnis Verarelis and would lie one of unexampled situations given even a minimum of what we are tholic religion has tlemen's committee is what may have humilityGod, been the difficulties were overcome 11,, rloe;an, that they a oulcl able? The following candidates passed the Bilt it is a section of the English Any donation, however small, object of his reading since heparticular and' Ithese welcome expected from the hard work could accept them with clear been joined t,1 -'Erie statenknit from us." will he gratefully received. Send it to examination in Grammar of Music in pended in organising and carrying exChurch appealing (without the authorthe Church. and his understanding out article and shows that reason until they the numerous we and temper of this importBrother Geoghegan, Clontarf, or to the he has made a deep ity of their Hierarchy?) beyond their connection with the Associated Board details in finally narrowed down to the one ant document may be gauged from its Metropolitan, the of the Royal Academy and Royal Colsecretary, c.o. "The Record" Office, her tenets. The articleinvestigation of were with this inaugural event- connection of Archbishop of CanAs confession the and follows: forgiveriess. first Article aril its last: Perth lege of Music, held last June: -DiviFirst Annual Catholic Ball it augers terbury, and even their de jure ecclesiI was born on a plantation in GeorHow He Reasoned. "I. We affirm that the one saving well for future functions of a similar astico Patriarch, the Bishop of Rome. sion I: Miss Aline Sweetrnan, Paddy's Market. 94 gia about ten miles from Macon. in faith, in which it is the will of God to an Eastern Patriarch whom the un- sparks: Miss Patricia nature. My reasoning was something along The Right Rev. 90 The above market will be held on September, 1855. My parents were that all Christian:, should be held to- divided West always regarded as in marks; Miss Clare Punch,Simpson, this line: If such great wisdom has Vesting, V.G., Very Rev. Monsignor 88 marks: E. Moss, Saturday, September 16, in St. John's Methodists, and I was brought up in created gether in the unity of the spirit and schism! Miss Dorothy Herbert, 92 marks; BerI think you agreed that the not, (Adm.), several only men and the rest of other priests, and the Hall, Melbourne-road. There will be the Methodist faith after the "strictest the bond of peace is the faith and the situation is tense. To quote a phrase nard Flanagan, 82 marks. Rev. manking, Brothers but all the Power and Division wonderful Blake order things of the Pharisee." were undivided Church of Christ, which of yours, "The Church of England is II.: Miss Dorothy Re.blieehi, 92 marks. pigs, poultry, fresh fruit and vegetFollowing is a description of I naturally inherited a strong reli- of creation, it must have created each present. ables; articles too numerous to menfaith is set forth in the Holy Scrip- assuredly the kcclesin Pocnitens." Division III.: Miss Molly Punch, 88 tion, the dresses worn:gious feeling. In the autumn or 1869 one for us for some special purpose, on sale for little or nothing. Dotures, has been handed down by the marks; Miss and Mary Turner. 78 marks if we, the creatures of this Crea(d) The elements of hope in this Miss Doris Allen, black charmeuse, nations towards this affair will be col- or 1870, in attending what was called tor, fully Holy Fathers in their writings and The maximum marks in all these divilive up to and comply with t. ositinn are not wanting. oith The lected by the ladies. If you have a in that section of the country a "reviof .Mace radium lace. rc Ely the tradition of the Church. and sions is 99. all the demands made on us, in ordin- lievedoverskirt of earnest Anglo-Catholics behindgroup val this with gold. Mrs. A. Crawford, meeting," donation I joined the Methodist ary justice we should communicate with the secin opposition to the negations and humble declaration National Business College, Sydney. receive light and hello. crepe de chene, with lemon have by their ap- Miss Church, retary and at tried to "Record" live up Office, 99 to those se eoruptions of heretics has been re- proach to the Patriarch Murray Emma Turner passed the Ele- street. in the way that would bring gulls trimmings. Mrs. C. and Holy Sy- mentary teachings and requirements until I guidance McCarthy, pale afliruntd and safeguarded by CEcum- nod of an Eastern Church us to an eternal reward. Grade in Shorthand 93 per pink charmeuse, with georgette over unsaid so cent., became convinced of the truth of the An effort is being made to get the eni7-al Councils through the operaThis particular article of faith for a dress and gold Typewriting 97 per cent., and many of their historic sayings that teachings of the Catholic Church and long House ballroom for a chiltion of the Holy Ghost. time was impossible for me to ac- lihy, shell pink headings. Miss Bi Herthey may be trusted not to refuse a Bookkeping 95 per cent. Miss Maud Government was blessed with the gift of the true dren's ball, but no reply charmeuse, has yet Powell, trimmed "10. \\le account the Thirty-nine been who sat for examination last received. cept until one day. in discussing the with few more, less hard to English flesh and with lemon lace overdress. The Catholic Young Ladies' faith in the spring of 1880. Articles as a document of subject with an old parish priest, who Miss beads, blood. Much that we must touch with December, gained the Diplomas for Club announce In 1876 I met my wife, who was a Belle Woodthorpe, pale pink that they are giving an ary importance concerned withsecondhaving completed the course in Shortwas rather blunt in expressing himself. local tenderness is behind *the phrase. If pious charmeuse, Catholic entertainment in aid of the Appeal in lady, and 1879 we were silver trimmings, bliss May hand and Typewriting. controversies of the sixteenth cen- only the Patriarch of Constantinople stated the Town Hill early next month. It married. While I lived, or tried to ner thatto itme in a somewhat curt man- Ryan (Northam) blade satin, trimmed tury, and to be interpreted in accord- and the Holy Synod would recognise was absurd for me to say is anticipated that gold tiasue. Miss Winnie O'Neill, flame these energetic live, strictly up to the reuirements of ance with the faith of that Universal Anglican Orders it would that I could accept certain things, be- red young ladies will make a great success the Methodist Church, I never felt lieve "enormously" prettily trimmed with LEEDERVILLE. Church of which the English Church strengthen our own" certain things, and not believe hand georgette, quite satisfied, as my judgment always of this function, especially, if as inti(Anglo-Catholict -made grapes. Mrs. Alex. Kelly. is but a part." others. He said: "If you have any "position not only with the East, but made me mated, black feel the and that a real white C.Y.M.S. During ninon frock, jet and will religion co operate the week two euchre parties with faith in God, and He has done any of Lire ribbon also in relation to Western Catholic Anglican Dogmatic Position. be of a dogmatic character. I canmust them. will be held in the North Perth Town rethese things you say He has, you can- rick, black trimmings Mrs. Kirkpatcall. even This Alpha and Omega of the De- Christendom," i.e, to Rome. It is alnow, the Hall in attraction aid that orgette of frock, trimmed Leederville Church, Queen Carnival. Catholic Church and Catholic peoplea not possibly fail to accept everything, with jet. bfs C. Mitchell, claration are a fair gauge of its dog- most a subconscious "Tendimus in Building Fund. theOn saxe blue because He is an infinite God, infinitele. elsgemeeee Tuesday night Latium." matic position. The Queen of South Australia is get- had for me as a boy. I remember teflei,-,f. just and wise, The English Church Union has of the entertainment is under the capable ting and you are with imputing I eels naturally interested to know special interest the feeling I alMiss M. Somers, black satin draped, busy organisation on of the Mrsvotes. Murray, One imperfections when you say you can and on dance held little ways had when a student at the what circumstances had begotten this late made such ventures of faith by its Thursday night the trimmed royal blue at the C.YiL.C. was a great Naval accept certain things but that lie who flowers. Children of Mary to Convocation on the matter Academy at Annapolis whenever I important Declaration of the English petition Nellie O'Neill, navy blue crepe Miss will have their success. Another grander has established the Church and teaches chene, In both cases de of Modernism and by this humble was heard the bells CLurch Union. De- a bumper houseturn. of St. Mary's Church My wish was fully the Wattle Ball at the Townaffair prettily adorned with silk lace is articles of expected. Hall faith claration to on Good could the err in this one Orthodox ring. met by the covering letter of the Patriarch of music. dainty refreshments. They seemed in a stay to appanels and hand -made flowers. bliss the 24th. Voting cards are thing. In each filling up, Consequently, you must either Claire Prendergast, peal to me, and, while I wag not so Union's secretary (Arnold l'inchard), Constantinople. that it might almost instance the first prize will vieux rose crepe believe all the be £2 2s. He has estabwho writes: "His Holiness Nicletius, be expected. like a dutiful daughter, ,le chene. Miss Lillis, CONVENT OF MERCY, TOODYAY, conscious of that appeal at the time, I lished teaches. Church charor the (Ecumenical Patriarch of Constan- to approach the Mother Church of have since ,reuse, with white silk lace.pinkMrs. realised I did feel there was believe any of the you cannot logically ANNUAL BALL. Rome A from HINT whom teachings." its life IN and glory for Tali. something about it that was always tinople, has the intention of holding a pink charmeuse. with trimE.To be held on These arguments were so convinc- Grossler, drawing Council of the Eastern Churches, and a thousand years were derived. me If in rnings that of gold. direetion Miss Kathleen CoroTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th., ing and impressed me so strongly it this would need daring and humility, A rural contemporary gives the he would like to invite representatives After meeting Mrs. Benson and benel, white net, with buttercup folat the was impossible for me not to accept there is no lack of daring in the men lowing advice to its delinquent trim of the Church of England to be present coming engaged to her, in the autumn mings. subMiss Emmie Mitchell, pale NEW CONVENT BUILDING. the logical who situation are as an facing scribers: earnest "If you have frequent faintModernism with courof seek- blue charmeuse, with rose on that occasion." I naturally took up the study er for Floor Excellent. The ever -popular of 1876. bud and Divine light on the subject. age enough to sever communion with ing spells, accompanied by chills, the Of cc -en more interest to me and to Catholic gold tissue Church and its teachGriffiin's Jazz Band is engaged for the trimmings. cramps. corns, bunions, "Faith of Our Fathers" Helped, you was the good which it was sought heresy, nor is there lack of humility in ings, and read a great deal of Catholic Net over white crepe de Misses Byrne, epiloccasion. the men who almost forget the glory of epsy and jaundice, it is chilblains. bliss to realise by the signing and sending a sign that you literature, such as "The Invitation I will say, its this connection. the blercia Scott, yellow satinchene. No pains will be spared to provide a and Augustine, are not Theodore. Anselm, Lanwell and liable to die any of such a Declaration. Heeded." and the works of Cardinals hook that had the greatest influence in lace, relieved in flame flowers. cream Sumptuous Supper. franc, a' Becket in order to make hum- minute. Pay your subscription Miss Newman and Gladys in clearing up doubts I had in the teachadManning, arid many Cleverly, pale pink satin, with Double Tickets, 10s; Single, 6s. Church Union Secretary's Forecast. ble suit to the successor of Photius. vance. and thus make yourself solid other Catholic works. Two years J. O'Sullivan and Wally Wing, of ings of the Catholic faith and under' silver trimmings. Miss Rona Murray, for a good obituary notice." this time I spent in South America, Again, the secretary of the English standing its doctrines, was "The Faith vieux rose taffetta swathed sash. bliss Joint Secretaries. where the Catholic Church is practic- of Our Fathers," by Cardinal Gib- C. Bible, frock of amethyst Church Union gives their aim unstintMr. Robert Anderson, a resident of crepe de ed publicity. "it is impossible to fore- the Eastern Districts chene. trimmed with fringe and bons. That book has always impress. nearly sixty cast . . what effect such a Declara- years, died at Fermoy for ed me as Divinely inspired, and one berries, silver cap to tone. Mrs. tinsel Hospital on the Corotion . . may have upon the mind of net, 10th. inst., after a short illness, at the that carries with it a special blessing. black glace, with Spanish : Holiness the Patriarch and of I was baptised by Monsignor Pres- lace and angel sleeves. black the advanced age of 80 years. The deMrs. Secombe, JOily Synod. helloton, who was then the pastor of St. It is possible. though ceased came to Western Australia and black silk ninon. Miss we cannot at present hope for com from Ireland with Ann's Church, on East Twelfth street. A. O'Callaghan, pretty mauve taffetta, parents when in plete and dogmatic reunion, that this his teens. He was his lattice trimmings. Miss Ethel New York, he himself being a convert. married at York to Tread action may result in the acceptance Miss O'Hara, and engaged in gold, rote pink taffetta, This was in the early summer of farming under by the Eastern Orthodox Churches of dress of cream Wand -madewith I was confirmed by HisrEminence 1880. on his own account in the Greenhills lace. Car. Miss Anglican Orders and other Sacraments. district. where he remained until dinal McCloskey, I think. in June or Whiteford, turquoise and gold shot taf. . The effect of four or five years ago, when he about July, 1880, at a church in New York feta frock, over gold lace. thit will be to went Miss the whole balance of things in theshift to City and in the vicinity of Fourteenth Rose Hardie, blue charmeuse overreside at Octavia CaSeabrook. tholic world, and enormously to His wife pre -deceasedHouse, skirt of radium lace and trimmed street and Sixth avenue. him three years with silk strengthen our own position not only ago. flowers. Since Five sons survive him. that Mrs. time my principal readGosden, The satin with the East, but also in relation to remains were buried in ing and study has been Catholic litgrenadine. lace overdress, black the Catholic hand -made Western Catholic Christendom." portion of the erature or works treating of the sub- silver tissue flowers at waist. Mrs. Cemetery. Dean E. I think you would wish me to re- Walsh officiatedYork ject. and I am thankful to say that T. Rutsell, gold brocade. Mrs. J. Edat the grave-R.4P. cord the verbal exchange of views my travels throughout the world and wards, henna charmeuse, gold flowers. which we have had on 'the matter of Miss Eileen Walsh, draped my reading and study have only tendfrock of this Declaration. deep coral satin. Mrs. ed to strengthen my faith and to inhi. Cogan, shot (a/ We begin by seeing in this Desilk, self trimmings. LATE crease my zeal. SPORTING. Miss A. Landclaration of the English Church Union quist, turyouise blue charmeuse. Miss -5pa kle.") a realisation of the fact that AngloMary Burke, black charmeuse and jet BOULDER. Catholics should be as keen to further trimmings. Miss K. Daly, lemon HELENA VALE SELECTIONS. the suggestions of the Lambeth Confermeuse dress. trimmed with little char(From Our Correspondent.) handcnoe on their Latin and Orthodox aide Hurdle Race: West Band, 1; Nonmade flowers and ribbons. General regret was expressed at the Miss J. as other devoted members of the plussed, 2; Bright Face, 3. Landquist, pink crepe de chene, news of the demise of Mr. Anton KaloverChurch of England are furthering them dress silk net. Miss Lily Hegarty, First Class Plate: Ayrlove, 1; Lock mund. Deceased was a well known nu their Free Church side. hello. georgette, trimmed master, 2; Bonnie Lad, 3. figure at All Hallows. with silver For years he leaves. Mrs. J. Daring that Makes us Hold our was associated with the taking of the Second Class Plate: Sanolean, 1; jet trimmings. O'Byrne, black inerve, offerings at Mass on SundaysBreath. His green charmeuse, Miss Flo Polhill, jade Bob Capture, 2; Blue Steel, 3. gold trimmings. Mrs. openly expressed holiness was a good (b) This very definite effort of the B. Guilloyle, black taffeta, Swan View Handicap: St. Humphexample for many to follow. His with Anglo-Catholics is indeed of a daring flowers. rey, 1; Quarale, 2; Benry, 3. Miss M. Golding, rose gold familiar figure will that maks us hold our breath. be greatly miss." 1. pink THE STYLES ARE UNUSUALLY TASTEFUL AND To charmeuse, girdle of flowersHe leaves a grown-up family of sons Third Class Plate: Rhal, 1; Chidna, make this clear. Dr. Darwell Stone EFFECTIVE, FEATURING THE NEWEST IDEAS K. Dunne. pale blue, trimmed withMiss and daughters, one of whom, Miss Ada IN DRESS. WE HAVE SPARED and Father Puller, in their recent book, 2; Marin, 3. silver NEITHER thread EXPENSE and NOR flowers. EFFORT Kalmund, is a prominent member of TO PLACE BEFORE OUR CUSbliss Eileen "Who Are Members of the Church?" Hunters' O'Dea. Race: 1; Cerra TOMERS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE OF THE emerald green the Children of Mary Sodality. laid it down as a principle: "A schis- windy, 2; Peramy, Volumen, P. reNEW SEASON'S PRODUCTIONS, AND lieved with gold. Misscharmeuse, 3. The Boulder C.Y-M. Society have HAVE GATHERMollie O'Dea. matical Church is not a part of the ED A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FROCKS, SKIRTS, COSTUMES. BLOUSES, everything planned for making Sep- saxe blue charmeuse, beaded trimTrue Church; an individual member of mings. MILLINERY. AND Mrs. After teading Bannan, tember "The 4th a big night at the BouldeRecord," hand it a schismatical Church is not a memTHE NUMEROUS SMART NOTIONS embossed select, jet trimmings. black to a friend: perhaps he will subscribe. NUMBERED AMONG THE ESSENTIALS FOR Town Hall. Miss E. Banber of the True Church." Valuable euchre prizes THE COMPLEnan, cream georgette. you will have done hiin a service TION OF THE FASHIONABLE WARDROBE. are being offered, viz., £5 first. £2 secMiss A. Smith. But ever since the separation of Con- and black and helped along the apostolate of the velvet. ond, £1 third, and £1 consolation. All Miss F. Miller, shell stantinople from communion with the Catholic press. arrangements are working smoothly, pink channeuse and hand -made flowWest the Ecclesia Anglicana has lookand a good evening's enjoyment is ers. Miss Eileen Outridge. black veled upon the Church of Constantinople vet, silver trimmings. Mrs. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLguaranteed to all. A special dance and its fellow churches as in J. Salter, dainty embroidery georgette, LEGE. programme will be run in addition, aeti with the Western Churches. and schism over white silk. jade green sash. therea very fine orchestra has been engaged PRESENT BOYS' TENTH ANNUAL fore as no part of the True Church! Alex. Hardy, very smart black Mrs. to supply the music. DANCE. chanAnglicans and the "Orthodox" Church. tilly lace frock, adorned with pretty ST. GEORGE'S HALL, hand-made flowers. Now, you fellow Keep your eye on the Surprise PacMrs. Anthony, (1) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. black satin frock, draped either de or (2) do Anglo-Catholics ket Ticket stall which will be run a:: the not still look upon with black Dancing: S--12. silk over lace. the Orthodox Church as in schism. Sheridan's Band. forthcoming Mrs. bazaar in aid of Loveday, St. Pat- overdress, sequin If Double Tickets, 8s; Single Ticket. 5s. (1) Anglo-Catholics do look rick's Church at the Town Han, organunderlined with buttercup upon the (May be secured at the door). charmeuse satin. Miss Laura Davies, Orthodox Church as in schism, this ised by the Misses Parsons. Something black C. Cogan and J. Chesson, Hon- Secs. good will be given at this stall for Is. charmeuse. with sequin trim "humility" in approaching the official mines. Miss Mab Loveday, head of the Schism (which is no part as some "cos essful and excellsat doCatholic Ladies of Perth and Subof the Church of Stone and Puller) charmeuse. with silk net lace over white nations have been handed in. Anyskirt, is teind-made flowers. Miss D. Striek-. n marvellous sight. urbs who are able to give one who requires a chance in this surfuss, shell pink crepe de chene If (2) Anglo-Catholics, however, do dation to Immigrants are Accommoprise packet Went should communiand asked to not still look upon the Orthodox cate with the organisers, 556 Murraygeorgette. with bead trimmings. Miss send particulars of terms, etc.. to the L. Bromfield. viene rose street Church as in schism, theologians on charmeuse. pis E. Rowe, lemon esgpe our side will be anxious to know at Secretary, Catholic Young Ladies' Lady Immigrants to Western with overskirt silk radium de chene. what date the Ecclesia Anglicans lace. bliss Club, Perth, c.o. this office. tralia are invited to communicate Auswith Mary Tuohy, Hark chiffon taffeta, the Secretary of the Catholic Young trimmings of henna shade crepe de Ladies' Club, c.o this office. chene.

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