Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1933, Page 6

§ A—6 200 GIRLS T0 JOIN CATHOLIC ALUMNAE International Federation Memberships Represent Dozen Institutions. More than 200 girls, all members of the graduating classes of the varjous | Catholic acacemies, seminaries and high schools in Washington, will be * given memberships in the District chap- | ter of the International Federation of | Catholic Alumnae today, following an early mass in St. Matthew's Church. The young women, representing near- 1y a dozen educational institutions, will be formally received as members of the organization during a breakfast cele- bration at the Mayflower Hotel at 8 a.m. Mrs. Charles P. Neill, governor of the federation, will be assisted in the re- ception, which is an annual event, by | the following committee chairmen Mrs. James E. Colliflower, Miss Lydia Winginder, Miss Evangeline Rice and Mrs. Rieman Chesley. Mrs. Collifiower is the mother of QGrace Mary Colliflower, winner of the District championship in the oratorical contest sponsored by The Star. Others to Participate. Mrs. Lewis A. Payne, Mrs. Fred Rice, N Miss_Alice Burke, Miss Marion Du_Fief, Mrs. John R. Miss M. Harold, Mrs. E. P. r, Miss Kathleen Baker, Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Frances Mitton, Miss Mary Agnes Quinn, Miss Edna Sheehy and Miss Ruth Craven, all members of the board of the organizs tion, also will participate in the wel- coming ceremonies. | Rev. Dr. Maurice F. Sheehy, assist- ant rector of Catholic University, will preach ard Mrs. Arthur F. Mullen will be guest speaker. The remainder of the program. arranged by Mrs, Rice, in- cludes Miss Marion McCarthy, soprano; | Miss Edna Jones. contralto; Miss Leon- tine Gallehorn, mezzo-soprano; Miss Angela Brosnan and Miss Pauline Grant, accompanists, and Miss Colli- | flower and Miss Rosanne Roach, rend-i ers List of Graduates. | A list of the graduates follows: St. Patrick’s Academy — Margaret Atchison, Pearl Baker, Pauline Berdaus, Dorothy Bonner, Margaret Brear, Jo- Virginia Burgess, Catherine’ .’ Margaret Butler, | Dorothy Carroll; Catherine Cleary, Re- gina Coglan, Adell Cord. Anne Culli- nane, Eileen Daly, Margaret De Souza, Eugenia Donnelly, Evelyn Donovan, | Adrienne Doyle, Alice Fleury, Kathleen Gibbons, Florence Grant, Rosalie Guif- fre, Catherine Haggerty, Helen Hart, Evelyn Heil Evelyn Hurrell, Catherine | Judge, Doris Knott. Louise Laffitte, | Mary Lane, Mildred Leon, Mary Lynn, | Mary Marean, Helen Morley, Gertrude Nolan, Mary Noone, Ann O'Connor, Dorothy Offutt, Dorothy Perrie, Helen Regan, Rita Rigney, Helen Rollins, Mary Shannon, Winetta Walker, W ifred Watts, Catherine Wehausen, Vir- ginia Wilkinson, Laurine Winlack. | Immaculata Seminary—Alma Beane, | Genevieve Beane, Kathryne Caylor, Elizabeth Chambers, Betty Conover, | Eieanor Dismond, _Ulrica Donohoe, Eileen Dunnigan, Dorothy Hamilton, Doris Healy, Anne Jennings Hemelt, Mabel = Marceron, Patricia_ McGerr, Eleanor Neale, Barbara O'Neil, Alice Ruth Parks, Bernadine Poore, Mary Reilly, Margaret Rover, Virginia San, Jane Shields, Marion Toomey, Mary ‘Wells, Holy Cross Academy—Mary _May Balchelder, Mary Matgaret ~_Boyle, Frances Agnes Cesey, Anne de Walden Cooke, Mary Ellen Cummings, Anna Carr Garges, Genevieve Cecelia Ham- mette, Miriam _Elise Hartnett, Mary Rita’ Houlehan, Elizabeth Burke Hughes, Audry Maria Hutchinson, Frances Rita Lamnam. Mary Gertrude Loveless, Es- ther Taylor Miller, Concepcion Veloz Tellez. St._Cecelia’s Academy—Bessie Car- roll. Elvira Capannelli, Marguerite Carr, | Grace Mary Colliflower, Mary Drew, | Magaret Evans, Ada Hardey, Con-| stance Larkin, Anna Leer, Catherine Luskey, Leah Moriarty, Helen Metzger, | Margaret Mudd, Margaret _ Poore, Catherine Reichert, Edwina Roone; Frances Smith, Ethel Wells, Ruby Wil- lams. St. Paul's Academy—Lucille Faris, Helen Barrett, Aileen Bradley, Martha Davis, Mary Fowlett, Hilda Green- bank, Ruth Jackson, Charlotte Knott, Marguerite Hendley, Frances Le Buffe, Dorothy Marsh, Lillian Marshall, Leo ‘Bradley, Gerald Carlton, Richard Harvey, Marshall Marks. Georgetown Visitation Convent— Rita Beuchert, Leslie_ Blackmore, Helen Bower, Margaret Brown, Florita Burke, Carroll, Martha Cummings, Mary Catherine Dorsch, Mary Fisher, Aileen Latrobe, Eveline Lee, Martha Mattingly, Jeanne Murphy, Mary Olive O'Connell, Florence O'Donoghue, Ara- bella Robertson, Catharine Ryan, Fran- ces Weschler. St. Anthony's High School—Rose Bateman, Katherine Cox, Rita Driscoll, Mary Kennedy, Margaret Mary Kirk, Clara Klein, Helen Krug, Mary Louise Thomas, Rosemary Wheatley. Holy Trinity High School—Alexan- drine Brault, Angeline Chaconas, Mary Coilins, Florence Crack, Lida Crockett, Helen Donavan. Loretta Ehrmantraut, Elizabeth Floegel, Lillian Gartland, Hazel Kelly, Caroline Kloss, Katherine | Krug, Teresa McClellan, Margaret G'Connor, Louise Ryan, Mary .mne‘ Schell, Frances Sebastian, Catherine | Sullivan. Immaculate Conception Academy— Jeanne Aston, Frances Crory, Josephine Dalton, {o Driscoll, Mary Hellmuth, { Josephine _Hillyard, Isabelle Horner, Elizabeth Klein, Josephine Klein. Mil- | dred Loveless, Rita Loveless, Mary Carthy, Theresa McCartl Donnell, Marcella Markward. Quig, Concelia Ricucci. Loretta s Townsend, Ada Woulfe rt Academy Margaret Abell, Allen, Margaret Carlin, | Anna Mary Homer, Constance Kines, | Jane Kelly, Betty Klein, Katherine Kingman, Betty Murphy, Mildred Mc- Donald, Miriam McCarty. Adele Owings, Helen Quinn, Mary Reges, Elizabeth Rosinski, Ida van, Mary Ruppert, Kathleen Tumulty, Doris Williamson. RETIRED DEN.TiST GIVEN 20 YEARS FOR SLAYING Dr. Lafayette J. Dull, 73, Con- victed of Fatal Attack on For- mer Foot Ball Star. By the Associated Press. SALT LAKE CITY, May 20—Dr. La- fayctte J. Dull, 73-year-old retired den- tist, convicted of the second-degree murder of his son-in-law, Horace M. Randels, former star foot ball player at the Kansas State College, was sentenced to 20 years in State Prison by District Judge Allen G. Thurman today. Dr. Dull was alleged to have shot and killed Randels as the latter was help- ing care for Dull's young son, who was ill at the Duli home, The defense claimed insanity, asserting the 73-year- old dentist was a victim of a delusion that Randels was attempting to obtain possession of his property. AWAITS CONSTITUTION | Seattle Woman Is Descendant of First Commander. SEATTLE. May 20 (#).—The ap- proaching visit of the old frigate Con- | stitution has especial interest for Mrs.| Eloise Moore. She is a lineal descendant, family records show, of Samuel Nicholson, who was the first to tread the decks of “Old Ironsides” as her commander when the vessel was launched, October 21, 1797. She is a great-great-granddaughter ' of Judge Benjamin Nicholson of Bal- timore, a brother of Comdr. Nicholson. 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