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The Key. Canoo Alf*honse A. Note­baert, rector of t lae ChurcJa of Our Lady o * Victory celebrated his eight­ieth birthday on Tuesday. Born in B e l g i u m , b e ujee-ivedl his classical t ra in ing at Ypr«a, ' attended the s e m i n a r y at Bruges a n d then taught for s ix years before l i e took charge of a parish. He w a s ealted to Roch ester b y the late Sit . Btev. Bernard J McQuaid in July, 3 8 7 9 , and. has been priest o f one parish e-ver since.

For s ignal and distinguished serv ices, Father Notebaert h a s been a w a r d e d five meolale o n different oc­cas ions . In 1896 b e reeelvfed the Or der of Leopold. I n 1905, King Leo­pold, then riLler of Belgium, made him a Knight of Order of the Crown. The gian government conferred upon him the medal of King- Alr>ertia 1919 for d e v o t e d services during ttite World War, a n d h e has been honored also by the Advocates o f S t . Peter of Italy and at another t ime t>y King Albert.

Fathter Noteb&ert I s president of the Association o f Belgian and Hol­land priests in the United States , and for m a n y years w a s president o f the French Alliance here.

W h e n Fatter Hotebaert. goes to B e l g i u m later thLs month, b e will be •the g u e s t of a nep>tiewr» General Henri Notebaert, who c o m m a n d s a regi­ment o f cavalry i n the Belgian army. The general has several t imes been honored for bravery. He also has been decorated with the Legion of Honor and the Croix de Guerre. His reg iment is known a s the Landers, No. 9.

Enve lopes were distributed o n last S u n d a y for the Easter coUectiot rtiefc w i l l be taken up at all th* m s s e s o n Sunday.

T h e cho ir under the direction of Professor Wefcer will s ing a new high mass Easter Sunday.

T h e m o n t h l y meeting of Com-nkndery No. 28, Knights of St. John will be .held on Monday even lng, April 18t»h at 8 o'clock.

Branch 62, L. C. B. A., will hav« an E a s t e r party after their regular meeting o n Thursday evening, April 21st. Catherine Sen war* has charge of t h e party and will appoint hei assistants. All members are invited to b e present.

Mr. Phi l ip Goeltz of VUlanova College i s spending h is Easter vaca tlon with his mother, Mrs. Mary

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Corpus Christi

Rehearsa ls are well under way for an E a s t e r entertainment at Corpus Christi Church Hall under the aus­pices of t h e young people of the par­ish for t h e first three evenings of Easter w e e k , April 18, 19 and 20. A cast under the direction of William Doyle a r e rehearsing. Mrs. Herbert Lynch i s orchestra leader.

A n octe t from Corpus Christi male choir, of which R. J. Ftennessy is director, will sing. John Hefferran will be t h e interloctor. Between the acts, "Eddie" Moore and "Dannie" McGarrity will entertain.

R e s e r v e d seat sale of tickets are open at Corpus Christi rectory.

Choral Society Nantes Patron*

T h e Choral. Society o f the e # lie WOmea*® <3tth* «&§& v l t r -^m its third anmual concert under 3&« direction of Heart Jaeolmn Tuesday evening, April 19, in t h e Fowe*« H o ­tel ballroom*, has announced t&e, patronesses f o r the event, HHde«ard Canfteld, meaao aopra»o, and J31ea? nor Dayton, violinist, will b e i n * soloists, wltfe Miss Alice Wysard « s accompanist.

Patronesses are Mrs M H . K e o g h , Mrs. J. A. 3Kreas, Mrs. WUHan* T» Noonan, Mrs. Abrwft F NelHs4 M r Charles Lane . Mrs P M Tobln, M r s , Philip H. Donnelly, Mrs Helen V©xt, Mrs. William B Stuub. Mrs Bernard Dunn, Mrs. William Waldert, Six*. Frank Beattte, Mrs Louis A W h a l e a , Mrs. D. C. Colbert, Mrs Ed,waj4 €S Hartel, Mrs. Joseph MarcUle. M r s . Frank E. Dewvenport Mrs J O Ma-gin, Mrs. A. L Argus. Mrs Perry Burke, Mrs. William J Reid Mr*. Charles Herjr. Mrs Charles P. W*94» Mrs. F. X. M«iter Mrs Henry Nor* ton, Mrs. George/Heldrlch, Mm. J Frank Forrlstal mn Mary Dantord, Mrs. Charles Mayer Misa Es ther Trant, Mrs. Frank A. Jayne«, Mrs . Julian A Jaynes , Mrs Daniel Mo-Qrath, Mrs. John Wolfett^ Mrs Jere­miah C. Hlcltey Mia A P Wei t» , Mrs. P. D. Kane, Mrs Joseph H a l bleib. Mrs. Eugene Dwyer and M r s Frank Gottry.

Annual Recejttioii OfLoretto Circle

Loretto Circle will hold Its an­nual reception and card party Thurs­day afternoon, A prll 21, a t St. Pat­rick's Orphan Asylum .

Mrs. F. J. McAnarney i s general chairman. Mrs. W i l l i a m I'\ I'redmoiVs heads the reception committee as­sisted by Mrs. 3d Danford, Mrs Emma Oilman, Mrs. F. W . Magill Mrs. F"rank Jaynes, M rs. James Con­nolly, Miss Esther O'Kane, Mrs. C. Mclntee , Mrs. W. H. Dunger, Mrs. Fred Lemieux, M rs. E . Sackett. Mrs. Mary Stoltz, Mrs. W . A. Granger, Mrs. James Graham. Mrs. George Nler, Mrs. E . McCabe. Mrs. J. L.. Gal­lagher , Mrs. John Keenan, Mrs. John

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Perpetual Help Society Thv Perpetual Help Society met

Wennemlay afterrroorr~aT--Sr-1toTy*B Hospital to arrange for an annual luncheon at the Sagamore April 27. Hostesses for Wednesday were Mrs. James O. ConiV?rford. Mrs. Daniel Curran, Mrs. Charles Crowley. Miss Mary Clancy, Mrs. P. D. Condon, Mrs. J a m e s Conolly, Mrs. A. Cochen-or, Mrs. John Callaghan, Mrs. James Casey Mrs. Maurice Carr. Mrs. B. E. Curtin, Mrs. Anna E. Costello and Mrs. William F. Chandler.

Holy Name Society P lans Annual Banquet S t . Monica's Holy Name Society

will hold its annual banquet April 2" a t the Powers Hotel. Officers are Prank A . Weinhart, president; Ed

Maier. Mrs. M. S . Fitzgerald, F. O'Connor, Mrs- 0. Shea nan Marguerite Sheahan, Mrs. R. Ford, Mrs. A . Kreag, Mrs. K. Cranv. Mrs. E. Meyers, Mrs. O . Ellis, Mrs. C. W. Mayer. Mrs. J. O . Elba, Mrs. J. G. Comerford. Mrs IU H . Keogh, Mrs.I . M. Schleyer, Mrs-. C. Ward, Miss A J l N a J Z O r e t h J U I U O r S Connors , Mrs. Mark Hancock. Mrs. J. H. Gay. Mrs. J . Ottman. Mrs. Ed­ward M. Burns, aim Harry Cross. Mrs. A . Sullivan. Mrs. H Rlns and Mrs. A . Argus.

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"*«f tickets. asBlRt*-d r>y Mrs. G. W.|«a Dinn.r will prt-crdo McCauIley andVf rs F. W . Magill : [Entertainment, during Mrs I*. J. Dnfner i s chairman of "o^**1 I 'sht ing

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The Central Council, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association in stituted a n e w branch i n St. Ambrose church. Emnire boulevard and C u l ver rbad~~Sunday~¥ttern'oon. f a i f t y members w e r e received into the n e w branch. Mrs. Cora McParlin, supreme trustee and president of the Central Council, with her staff conducted the ceremonies.

After the institution of the new branch, Mrs. McParlin. attended a tueeting of the Supreme officers of the L. C. B . A. at Atlantic Ci ty . While there she extended an Invita­tion to Miss Kate Mahoney, supreme president a n d other supreme officers to be guests at an Initiation and b a n quet to be held in the Hotel Seneca on Thursday, April 28th, at which three hundred members will be in i t i ­ated.

Arrangements for the banquet which marks the close of a member­ship drive, a n d at which the members

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be introduced for the first time are in the bands o f the following commit­tee: Mrs. Mary Huether, chairman; "Miss Mary Curtin, Mrs. Linda S ie -bert. MISB LK>ulse Meyers, Mrs. Anna! Wetter, Mrs. Celia Frey, Mrs Eliza­beth Eddy, Mrs. Rose M. Sul l ivan, Mrs. Mary Hehnloln. Mrs. Bertha Dietz, Mrs. Rosemary Croston, Miss Mary Hlckey, Mrs. Emma 0'Nell and Mrs. Mary Staub. T h e first junior prom of Nazareth

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F i v e Hundred will be In charge of Mrs. D . J. FlteSinmions, chairman. Mrs. F". Moore, Mrs. M. J, Weslar, Mrs. E . T. McLeon, Miss M. Mona-han, Mrs. G. Emerlcb, Mrs. J. Rabi-deau, Mrs. T. G u e s t . Mrs. W . H 0"Brien and Mrs. H. •Willis Re»<?d.

P e d r o is In cfcearge of Mrs. John W e l c h , chairman : Mrs. J. B. Reilly, Mrs. E . Dunn, Mrs. W. J. Smyth, Mrs. A . Shearer, Mrs. J. McKenna, Mrs. J . J. Kavanash, Mrs. T . J. Cash-roan, Mrs. Frank Deavenport and Mrs. J . W. Lyden.

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Helen Coyne, president of the jun lor c lass , has named these commit­tees : Entertainment. Marcella Reich enberger. chairman; Margaret Mc Phee, He len Rltz, Edna Bauman; decorations, Evelyn Regan, chair­man ; I>orotliy McGrath, Mary Swan. Marion Popp; reception. Evelyn l'rtU-hard. chairman; Mary Connelly Rosemary Edelman, Constance Ho-gan; arrangements, Cyrilla Stabel, Rosetta Melsenzahl.

A. O . H. To H o l d Ball On Easte^r Monday

Nazareth Alumnae Assn. To Present

Comedy Miis Nan Cleary will play one of

the principal roles in "The Potters,' comedy o f American life, to be pres ente>d b y the Nazareth Alumnae As­sociation at t h e academy May 16 and 17. Other members of the cast are Mrs. A m y LaVigne Hutchinson, Miss Gertrude Furlong, Miss Ruth Ouin-an. Miss Ann Hanna, Mrs. Clara

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Funeral services for Sister M. Re­gina Smith, who died Thursday night at t h e Convent of Mercy, in St. John's park, took place Monday morning at 9 o'clock at the convent chapel. Solemn mass o f requiem was! celeb rated * y H©y, Michael HyaesJ assisted by Rev. Alexander McCabe as deacon, and Rev. Francis R i l ey as subdeacon.

In the sanctuary were Rev. J o h n Conway. Rerv. Andrew DJsaet, of A u ­burn; Rev. Thomas F . Connors, and Rev. William J. Kiliacky. The s is­ters choir sang at the mass. Sisters from Auburn, Owego, Corning, Hor-nell, and Rochester attended the ftt neral. Interment was made in H o l y Sepulchre eemetry, where the final blessing w a s given by Rev. J o h n Hogan.

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The Ancient Order- HIberians ball wil l b e given at the Powers Hotel ballroom, Easter Monday night. D C. R y a n will dlreot t l i e dancers .

T h e O'Hara s i s t e r s have been ob­ta ined to demonstrate t h e modern clog dancing azid Mrs. Wilson to show how it w a s done s ix ty years ago.

T h e following will assist as Floor Committee: Martdn "Walsh, Thomas Wfclsb, H. Whitsley. Thomas Plant, H. L. Kelley, Jofan Crowley , M. Cul-hane, John Keaney, John McMahon and James Lennon.

T h e Reception Committee consists of: M r . and Mrs. Owen Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Martin "Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. "P. J. O'Hara, M r . a n d Mrs. A. Mac-key, Mr. and Sirs. T h o m a s Hentin, Mr. a n d Mrs, E*atriek Nugent , Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Crowley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Redding , Miss Bessie K e l l e y , Miss Elizabeth Carr, Mrs. C. Ri l ey , Miss Mae Dosmelly, Mrs. Co­hen Donnelly, a n d MErs. H . Wenzel.

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Funeral Services For The Late Arthur Slavin

Altar Society Party. St. Ambrose's Altar Soc ie ty will

hold a card party a * the Sagamore after Easter, Miss Anna Carroll, president, annoyances. Mrs. Joseph Rltz i s general chairman, assisted by Mrs . Oliver Costich, Mrs. John Gysel > press chairman, Mrs. J o h n I>; G a r i n ; prises, l r « . Frajnk Gores; s c o r e s and «arde> Mr«. L. A, Kelly.

Catholic Women's Club Elect Officers

Mrs. Louis A. Whalen was elected president of the Catholic Women's Clu-h a t the club Monday night, Other officers elected were: First vice-president, Mrs. Edward J. Roo-ney; second vice-president, Mis% C Marie Blackwood; recording secre­tary, M i s s Gertrude Hartnett cor­responding secretary, Miss Martha Cossgrove; treasurer, Mrs. Henry E. Norton, amd assistant treasurer, Mrs. Charles Hery.

P o u r . directors . w e r e elected to serve f o r a term of^three years. They are: M r s . M. H. Keogh, retiring president; Mrs. Frank B, Deaven­port, M i s s Esther Tramt and Miss Frances A. Pox, a former president. Mrs. Thomas W. Finucane and Mrs. Wendell E. Andrews were elected directors for two v years , and Mrs. Joseph L.. Ernst was named director for one year.

T h e c lub will have a luncheon at Powers Hotel , April 23 when Baron ess C. deHueck, Russian noble-roanan, will describe, her experiences in Russia during the revolution. Proceeds from the lecture wilt go to 4he Catbctlic Near Bast Relief*

Funeral services for Arthur Stay-in, father o f Bernard H. Slavin, s u perintendenvt of parks, and Patrick J. Slavin, assistant superintendent of parks, w h o died Friday, aged 90 , took place Monday morning, April 11, from t h e home, 4 7 Barton s tree t and from S t . Monica's Church. Bur­ial was made in Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Solemn high mass of requiem was celebra.ted by the Rev. J o h n P. Brophy, pastor of St. Monica's Church, assisted by a number of priests.

Besides l i i s two sons, Patrick and Bernard Slavin, he is survived by another s o n , John F . Slavin three daughters, Mrs. Clifford Remington, Mrs. John Slattery o€ Rochester and Mrsl James Lyons o f Ca/nandaigua; one brother and a, sister in Sacra­mento, Cat.

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