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SACRED HEART PARISH AND inellue nig of the years to make the SCHOLARSHIP FUND. When he played tone more golden. DANCE AND CARD EVENING. Popper number the listener was in the other by Will be held in piloted were es:Iconic of a sunlit walled garden, murmurous difAHERN'S TEA ROOMS. ineniters and monitresses to the bees, fragrant of honey-full flowwith respecJUNE 8th. their where FRIDAY, -rooms, class ferent There were peaches ripening ers. There Voluntary Contributions. tive children were at work. Rome to ask the wall, and in the shadowy Mesdames to against own ambassador and Dan Dwyer, their an to sent talk Conway to liberty creatthey hail By The Worldwide interest has been distance there was the tinkle of a the Pope what he should do. Organisers; Mrs. Frank Ayres, Hon. child, to examine his work, and the Rey Father ed by the visit to Rome of their Mahis vow, but fountain. Boeljmann's Symfrom him playing to as dispensed well as Pope M class. of the Mary, Secretary. McMahon. jesties King George and Queen could not make his phonic Variations was the big opening make the acquaintance of the indivi- and the cables tell us of the wonderful decided that, as he to the tombs of work And Gerardy made of it a thing intended pilgrimage dual teacher to the distinguished ANNOUNCEMENT given distribute receptions should he of exquisite melody and tenderness. Apostles. effective the lasted EXTRAORDINARY. really a conununbe the programme of can the of sections sNu school alms "This part visitors by all Pianist George Stewart McManus supamong the poor of his kingdomexpenQUEEN AND was immediately folnumof the most important reand KING this to 3.15, One THE The Greatest agent of education unless each teacher until ity HOW accompaniment probable the the plied of amount the with te the his in by sympathy drill hearty of tendered was Responding WERE RECEIVED. is in real and MUSICAL EVENT ceptions. however, ber with true artistry. the lowed 1.y a display he would have incurred if he had the whole lives of his pupils. If as- playground by the two highest classes, Holiness the Pope at the Vatican to ses In the History of Perth. and, further, he was to applause. the magic bow invoked The British King and Queen had a Despite the protests gone toto Rome; his from at Majestiesmonasschool holds itself aloof front homeitself during which some of the monitors their a Pope "Romance" the repair Saens to with St. or THEATRE, the erect conversation MAJESTY'S priyate HIS either The 110.000 Stradivarius. The Boccherini lidded the class-room partitions in the of some ill-informed people in Austrapirations and views, and exalts dedicated to St. Peter. The air the Vatican, lasting 25 minutes. unicontoLessees. .. Sir B. and Mr. J. Fuller. grace King is serenely carrying out tery singing of main building. and placed closer the as an independent power, it ishighest lia. Westmina triumph at military was Peter Sonata St. full-dress of a score church King bey .. E. J. Gravestock. Direction .. Popeemeed to fade.: in all its g..ther the children's desks; so that his itinerary. and in this he is but follong before by King Seform. and the Queen the regulation and butterfly delicacy. Tothethe'cellist Either the school and the isle end of the large room thus formed lowing the custom adopted by many ster, founded tun. tealsMONDAY, JUNE 11. per piece first-inentioned. bert, was in a dilapidated condition. black dress and veil which ate oblige' set wasleft free for the visitors. which of England for over eight hunscale. Giorni, Kings home colleen their forces or they Tre WEDNESDAY, JUNE added Pergolesi's tory on ladies visiting the Pope. St. Edward rebuilt it on a larger -going on Saturthem in Inoue or less thoroughschool dred years. THURSDAY, JUKE 14. c hairs hori.,wed from a neighbourtwo regiinents proved as great a favourite adding also new buildings to the Square imposPeter's was it St. In prorecently of very forms, odd Until audiences eteeeitien to each other. The second the SATURDAY, JUNE 16. as it was with He was thus the ing club. and various monastery. home life. of cavalry rendered military honours, day a Bach accommoda- sible for a visitor to Rome to be rekeeps was seating There sannut lessen the force of one's still with go. that years them twenty church vided the of PalMr. E. J. Gravestock has the honfounder to the lloly eyes both entrance by the visit at and shutting same the after simply during and is it ensconced ceived Abnumber, and There they were aria and a Schumann our of presenting his sacred relics, and Westminster of ace the Swiss Guards presentel arms The function tion.drill. Pope and King, but one of the last es facts to ignore it. and thus they faced the chilit seemed that no devotees' ear The Incomparable bey is a monument of the devotion and the In St. Damascus' Court was a company when aces of the late Pope Benedict XV. of schools is something wider It is dren's desks from which a platform See. hold further glory of Holy could heart the or to Papal old England the with a Guards, future of Palatine 'cellist the teas to decide that fpr the more important than teaching. is the space of several feet separated them. splitting, without melody England, A platoon of gendarmes renderflag. to the Quirinal should not be a A Stream of Pilgrims from a mistake to think that school The World's Greatest Violoncellist. back, and in company with the and "The children then filed in to their visit ed military honours, while the band came bar to an atidience at the Vatican. one special place of education Such In Saxon times there was a constant "Here is something which no one pianist placed our nondescript Nationthe headmistress took places; anthem. allotted British to the schooling. is played England from of education all Gerardy is the flawthat should miss. stream of pilgrims Anthem in a shrine of undreamed King Canute and the People. up her post on a raised desk before stairway al speRoyal hospice a had the of will they foot Gerardy an idea has mischievous influence on them the Jean where At M. and 'cellist."-Melbouyne "Argus." less Rome, spirituality." proceedings, conduct the to reigning a since the administraof the years 897 jute After parents, is It departments, of them. Papal fur thought the Ackland, the Associate Artists: leading to cially maintained be supported by Miss Essie is the latter began. no more of England went to Rome and tors and of teachers. The school King and Queen were welcomed by GEORGE STEWART McMANUS, Norman conquest there were But whom the "Sun News Pictorial" defor King up made Sovcircle, the by home of 'Welcome' the a in audience two head was the of at "First received was Rome. while extension to tt an Prince Ruspoli. The Eminent American Pianist, Royal pilgrimages s -ribes as the finest contralto voice To the the occasion, and recited by an upper ereign Pontiff. life. The Pope was John and Weil a minature ofit social the stairway a large crowd of prelates, of the exiled Stuarts died there, and Australia has produced for twenty sing the with followed Canute, touch was surin Afterwards King is selieol girl. Court, the inscribed and are Pontifical which XIX., to the extent in St. Peter's MISS ESSIE ACKLAND. members of years, amid. also Mr. George Stewart parts, rounds. Danish ruler of Anglo-Saxon England. their tombs titles s:. in chimes, and in of Enga brilliant and McManus, the brilliant American pianContralto. "Kings forming as Foremost home thought and feeling, so that the them. rounded Australia's their with of etc.: dancing, recitations in character Preceded by In the winter of 1026 he started on land." in right of their claim to be the picturesque gathering. narrower interests and sympathiesconReserved Seats, 7/6 (plus tax); unBox plans will be opened at to Rome, and made a long grand- six palfreys and flanked by a detach- ist. their journey tax). the of (plus and 3/home expand easily, and without less and otherwise, and entertainment moraine. 5/successors Monday on reserved. legitimate Nicholson's items: the whole occupying about one stay there in the opening months of father, James II. One is the tomb of ment of the Swiss Guards, the comscious effort, into the wider and Box Plans open on Wednesday at sucConrad the Salian, who had hour and a quarter. 1027. known as the pany proceeded to Clementine Hall, on personal relations of school, it ofis wid' best Nicholson's. 'Charles had Charles the threshold of which another group cessful in performing its task During this time a cup of tea and been elected Emperor of Germany, "Young Chevalier," Prince promise ening and deepening those interests bleed and butter were served to each come to Rome to be crowned. and Canof prelates. officers of the Vatican, and Edward, the hero of 1745, the on satisfactory coronation the his style, at For by present -room was darkened ute and sympathies. an armed corps joined the escort. neither in the drawing of whose early years was Besides visiting the sanclife. later dexterously and March 26. his was of solution of the probleins of teaching. business record which miserable the At 3 o'clock Cardinals Bisleti, Vaninits disCanute parents City, the and of Holy the tuaries of the co-operation imictly managed by the caretaker, nutelli and Merry del Val conveyed to of the Stuarts. of his Last affairs The the they Pope the which of with tea cussed the fluencing their children is required. that known it the British Sovereigns the greetings of and he by kingdom. Ile represented to the Pope and to secure this their opinions The other tomb is that of "Herny gratefully partook was providedwhen the Sacred College. This was not done Englast from the and Archbishops the brother. when Christmas, that wishes must not be ignored." ("What younger at for his IX.." themselves, whets he visited Rome: Woollen Scarves and After the failure for the Kaiser land came to Rome to receive the pal- of the Stuart line. do we mean by Education?"-Welton.) getting up a break-up party for the in fact, the action is quite without demandwin to been asked had dues efforts had excessive lium brother's elder Headmistress of his children. the precedent. mat. this Prince that ed of them, and asked back the crown of England, fer contributions of tea and sugar. So MOTHER'S DAY. Golfers Direction: Union Theatres, Ltd. ter should be reformed. "A decree Henry ("Duke of York" in the exiled gi eat seas the response, that even after I have quoted the well-known writCommencing Matinee-T6Day. in hand. Only was passed to stop this grievance," he little some is of there this Jacobite Court) studied for the priestWelton, Professor er on 'Education, Archbisto to the be Twice Daily at 2.30 and 8. return promoted to his on and had writes, milk ordained and was hood. eread, butter London University, in order to concenadds: he hop of Canterbury: and WESLEY BARRY. of bought. the See of Frascati and the Cardinal THEATRE the trate your attention on the question for Pope nosed WALES of the OF prelate, asked entertainI PRINCE the model 'Whatever a was Ile ate. "Addresses followed The Popular "Freckles," closer co-operation between the Home .if my people seas granted willingat the Prince ui manager and care of the poor the school for all chief programme The 1 he above in thoughts ment. are They and the School. lle the head teacher spoke in turn. Both ly, and confirmed by oath.' et among his people. He survived until Wales Theatre goes from guud to betworthy of serious consideration. feud ter every week. old bright interthe their week's years and This last his In children by the Saxon Lairs. dwelt on the of 1807. Visits problem `Heroes of the Street' hints at a solution of the the apbetween the Houses of Stuart and and stirring bill is being followed on and consultative est, and the great necessity- ofteachers. Many of the Saxon kings had visitthe "oragnisation of the thing excellent a Appearance -Direct from and become another First parents by of had next Brunswick teachers, proachment Saturday Amongst these Royal pilRome. committees on which parents. London, I. provided an annuity combined programme of Musgrove and The Head -teacher was delighted to ed grims were Caedwalla, Ina, Offa of past-the George and official administrators met work York' the of of with pick talk "Cardinal the and Stuart heart-to-heart Vaudeville RAY SCOTT, a for have Celebrity discussed the aims and generalconsider mothers, and they -these work'a'day \ferrite and Ethelwulf. Caedwalla and the PERTH. of both -STREET. HAY occupation Every one, pictures. not 1 do l'he Great English Ventriloquist. Ina both resigned their crowns in or- when the French of each child." most of motion mothers --little considered perhaps by der to spend the last years of their Papal States deprived }din of Cardinal young and old, will be delighted with l'he Eccentric Dancing Comedian, such an idea feasible or even desirable. the return In of this world, little catof popular "Freckles," ones revenues. great his picture the more is another Home went the Ethelwulf from Whets Rome. HARRY WEBSTER. lives in What we want Wales of the politicians Prince into the the by to himself certainly endeared for bequeathed so and ered who has to Rome. 855. during the Pontificate active sympathy, more anxietyeducaIn New and Quaint Comicalities whose lives are IV.) crown jewels hearts of all picture goers. "Heroes of George powers, governing (afterwards and his child's him with her he took in 'if Benedict III., motherly interest ',Teen Comedy. Novelty Picture When the Street," which commences at the he had inherited from James. we quite often quite drab And, in these son and heir, a boy of six years of age. Series, and tion, rather than advice on what so sordid -they listened with tears The tiny lived to be the greatest of the he died the Government of George III. Ladies' Woollen Golfers Prince of Wales on Saturday, is the Prince of Wales Orchestra -de -Luxe should teach their children. Thiscon - days, monument the of cost picture the wonderful eyes. provided and most in their greatest and best of the one kings, Saxon JUNE 9th. SATURDAY, lution is open to all schools. To Peter's, Head Wesley erected co h:e memory in St. "'In olden days,' said the of Wesley Barry's career. enlightened kings that ever oc_vines. you that it is not only workable. IN ALL COLOURS AND SIZES; MARY PICIEFORD the work of Canova. 'the children Used sometimes most will be seen as a plucky buy Barry the Great. -Alfred throne a cupied but highly desirable, allow me to quote teacher, in to say to the teacher, "I'll tell my whose bravery helps him to du things Usually 29/6; SPECIAL OFFER, Queen Alexandra's Audience, in full an article in a recent educationSt. Edward the Confessor's Vow. its these days, the teacher mother." grown-up superiors fail at; an "LITTLE LORD FONTELROY." al journal: 19/11. In the latter years of Leu XIII. an that in inother."-whieh made a sleuth, Confessor your turns the tell who "I'll St. Edward says, ragamuffin Irish prePlans at Theatre from 10 a.m. It English Queen was received in audi"When 1 was appointed to myago, change of phrase shows exactly the vow to visit Rome like so many of his a thrilling story of humour and pathos, 1 to 8 pnt was Queen is instory sent post some eighteen monthsenvironit seas represented to ence at the Vatican. She making but lover in the relations between partender predecessors, a change which into a then felt the strangeness of my teachers' is excitement enthe times were too critical Alexandra who was that and him There ents terwoven. handinteresting of is an ment keenly. The sensations absent for many months tour in Italy. It last of the Royal ough, but there is also the hearty "Then she referred to the possibili- for him to be ling entirely new material and quite He, therefore, coincidence that the from his kingdom. laughter so synonymous with "Frecreties in their children. How they apthe dif:erent pupils made me strongly The vaudeville side of kles." that! There preciated days. first the in move gret my programme is headed by a newcomer fifty THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. "Some were there who were dour comes they sat, those two hundred and who Scott. Ray to this State, 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER youngsters. boys and girls of from looking women, some saddened, some presents and London, from direct Quizzically with early lines of worry ageing them THAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER. eight to fourteen years. Worth up to 45/-; NOW 15/6. new and original in the something my were hair, there my none face, but my time 334 BULWER-STREET their before they scrutinised way of a ventriloquial act. "JerryNobThrough their little (Opposite Commonwealth Hotel). of stony heart. perhands, and the colour of my eyes. this in part no small takes bier" and they motion touched be every could ones they all Every word and AT formance, which is one continuous .too, rendered, by the inspiring word, even Some look like, some smell Eke, reckoned up, and quite naturally series of screamingly funny cross talk Kona resits Like UNION BEER for after all what a great factor in their more heroic! Ray Scott. Harry and Jerry between little lives is the school-mistressl "It was quite 5.30 when the proc,eil Webster, who has won popular apwell ings were over, but that mattered nut "1 was impatient to know them plause with his droll comedy and the for results. the wait not considered at all when one at once, and could quaint dancing, continues on the bill So 1 decided, "Webbie" has quite The children said prayers and filed out years to tell the tale. in new numbers. school 'mother's the a from and hold of the class -room as the first step, to struck the popular taste, and hasat be the favourite greater Now, in eighteen months, we premises without waiting for mother, even an 'day.' come to have had two. and I feel no longer Indeed they had been instructed Prince of Wales Theatre than he hasa be also will There strange, for-1f you know the mother, run home and get tea ready for her, been. ever screen comedy, and a novelty picture you know the child.' Yes, and if the as another surprise. teacher, stayed behind, talkseries, and the excellent high-class parent is on the side ofasthe WOOL VESTS AND BLOUSES. parents "GIBSONIA" "Many LADIES' with much by remark, their she can du twenty times musical programme presented and staff the to PRICED, ing APPEALINGLY MOST temporally. and spiritually the child. Lionel hart and the Orchestra-deshowed how much they had enjoyed sleeves; apthey short greatly Cotton: how and Luxe. Wool "As it might be helpful to some of Natural and Gibsonia themselves, LADIES' VESTS. in my colleagues, I will describe the secpreciated the 'honour' that had been light weight, W., 7/11, OS., 8/11. X.O.S., 9/11. ond 'mothers' day,' held before the done them. MARY PICKFORD AGAIN. LADIES' VESTS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool and Cotton; short sleeves; Easter break-up. is going to be a yearly inebtu"It heat y weight. W., 10/6: OS., 11/6. is some time since Perth had the It 'Mather:,' chilthe this schoolpreviously, our sleeves. short tion in "Several weeks pleasure of seeing Mary Pickford. ComLADIES' VESTS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool, light weight, Day.'" of dren were informed of the prospective mencing next week at the Prince arWe 9/6; 0.S., 10/6: X.O.S., 12/6. They were told that their day. weight. short ske Wales Theatre, is this great screen LADIES' VESTS, iu Gibliinia Natural Wool, Medi UM YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY, Lord books would be open to the inspection "Little tist's latest production, W. 11/6; U.S., 12/6; X.O.S.. 11/6. s -es. proof their own mothers; they were enshort sleeFauntleroy." This picture was comLADIES' VESTS, in Gibsonia Natural Wutil; heavy weight; The usual weekly meeting of the couraged to bring drawings, models, duced by Miss Pickford's own and 16/8. Patrick's X.O.S, St. ves. W., 14/6; OS., 15/6; society was held its has she etc., of their own production above anything excells pany and Cotton cream, iight urged to extra energy in school in Selsoulroum un Monday, May 28, 1023. LADIES' BLOOMERS, in Gibsonia Wool amid 6/6; It is true to life previously produced. X.O.S., 7/6. story elastic waist and knee. W. 5/11; U.S., achieving work of conspicuous merit; Mr. J. Gallagher presided over a very weight; original the to close and adheres Natural, heavy their needlework, handwork and drill good attendance of members. The LADIES' BLOOMERS, in Gibeonia Wool and Cotton, of "Little Lord Fauntleroy," by FranX.O.S., 11/ were all perfected fe' the occasion. meeting opened with "The Soldiers' weight; elastic at waist and knee. W., 9/11; 0.S., 10/6; cis Hodgson Burnett. There is scarceaccomand members, heavy interested, by not natural, Cotton; "The teachers were Sung,' rendered and Wool Gibsonia in BLOOMERS, ly a child or grown-up who has little LADIES' was It X.O.S., 12/8; OS.. 11/6; W. the five classes prepared songs, recita- panied by Miss Molly Doolin. punctual knee. delightful story of the at waist and this band shaped read weight: entertainmeetings little decided to hold our tions, a dance or some boy with the golden curls, who became 13/-. It is a at 8 e' clock in the future, so members ment item. a great Lord in Engand. offiTELEPHONE A4540. LADIES' COMFY 'GIBSONIA' WOOLLEN COMBINATIONS. Five days before the fixed date. are requested to take note. Thewere. sweet story of a child's heart in pawn,a and AT KEEN PRICES. suspense, in each child printed an invitation and cers elected for the ensuing term heart mother's a vice-presiMaly President, Mr. J. Teahan; took it home to mother. proud man's heart chastened. greater and Cotton; Mr. J. Gallagher; treasurer, Miss LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural16/6;Wool Pickford has never shown to "'The Headmistress and Staff re- dent,Cooney; X.O.S., 18/6. secretary, Miss E. McWinter weight; short sleeves. W., 15/-; 0.S., gift of hers. K. wonderful that advantage quest the pleasure of your company weight: J. Mulcahy; asIt LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool; light the ability to make others happy. on Mothers' Day, April the Xth, at Mahon; warden, Mr. sistant secretary, Miss K. Cooney; short sleeves. W., 15/6; OS., 16/6: X.O.S., 17/6. 2.30 p.m.' is a picture that wins everyone's heart. auditors, Mulcahy; weight, J. Mr. medium Wool; doorkeeper, 59 NEWCASTLE STREET, PERTH. LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural "On the auspicious day itself, the Messrs. D. Leahy and J. P. Doheny. EAST PERTH PRINTERY short sleeves. W. 18/6; OS.. 21/-; X.O.S., 22/6. JEAN GERARDY. morning was devoted to preparation. The officers returned thanks to the EXECUTED AT ALL CLASSES OF JOB PRINTING PROMPTLY LADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Natural Wool; Winter Weight. The children of the upper classes each members for the confidence placed in REASONABLE PRICES. short sleeves, W., 217/-: OS., 22/3. X:O.S., 23/6. FOUR CONCERTS IN PERTH. printed a programme ,setting out the them in seeing fit to elect them to 23/6; OS., 25/-: X.O.S., 27/8, whole agenda for the afternoon. Then In Better Quality, A rare musical treat is its store for FRED CROGAN, Manager. their respective positions. "Sally in weight, Tel. A3718. each room was arranged, the exhibi- our LADIES' COMBINATIONS. in Gibsonia Wool: Cream, light Perth music lovers at His Majesty's Ally" was sweetly rendered by were whets and compositions 11, 24/-. drawing X.O.S., tion Mr. Biggin short sleeves. W., 211-; OS., 23/-: 'Theatre, on Monday, June Miss Annie McDonough. Weight affixed to walls, the exercise and other contributed a recitation. Miss Jackthey will have the opportunity of hearLADIES' COMBINATIONS, in Gibsonia Wool: Cream, Heavy books of each child placed before him. heard to advantwas ing M. Gerardy. the world's greatest %V., 22/-: 0.5., 21 voice short sleeves. sweet son's the needle A...1 -k. science and handwork age in "Memories." Miss Rosie Roovioloncellist, who is erecting such a INWILL THAT EVENT SELT,IING A IS were put conspicuously to hand. Plants WEEK" and "SHOW ROOM iurore at the Melbourne Tow.) Hall rendered "Mother Machree," THE IN MAID AND and flowers, loaned and given by the ney MISS receivSince his return to MOTHER, EVERY applause PLEASE will his concerts. the DEED well deserved children. were used to decorate and she Australia after an absence of twenty COMMUNITY -COME! R E. Walsh entertained the finally all was dusted and ventilators ed. Mr. with a good old Irish song, violoncelli.e has brilliant the years. and windows opened to their full ex- audience a received probably the most eulogistic and Miss Beryl Woods contributed tent. a visiting stir. "God accorded with ever IN AID OF COUNTRY HOSPITALS. closed notices The meeting "At the noon dismissal the children song. Ireland." Amongst most remarkable tributes is After the meeting SPECIAL PROGRAMME. Save PROGRAMME. SPECIAL were recommended to come in their "Bulletin." a Sydney had the and from .ese cleared the room SEVEN RACES. best clothes, out of respect for their members The notoriously arare have contributors whose RACES. committee social SEVEN deistic. own mothers. hard to please. "Jean Gerardy! The its hand for our MX! RACING. well rangements BRILLIANT the recepafternoon RACING "At 2.30 in the BRILLIANT name. melodious as a long -drawn some 4th. Queues of women, all social on Monday, June tion began. .\TION, of his own 'cello, drew a packed house ASSU TROTTING AUSTRALIAN business admitted at WEST were THE dressed for the ()erasion. Do your daughters at the Town Hall In Saturday, and the one by one hy the monitors, to two utilise the Catholic Young Ladies' Tea A. R. FLINT. Secretary, Sydney that heard him nearly a querof whom this duty, and the handing Rooms? of a eentury ago lodnd in his art !, the nut of programmes was commissioned. wits then, found everything it had Don't delay. kindly send along votir They were ushered into the Head to "The Record" Teacher's room, and after a few words subscription NO. 2131.
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