The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1911, Page 3

$000 PARTOOK OF COMMUNION ATBIG BG MISSION All Mererdd teen Broken by Great) Religious Revival in St. Ig- natius Parish. GRAND CLOSINGSERVICE 3,000 Men Candles Renew the Holding Lighted Vows of Baptism. The great Progre Loyc r to a concl in the 4 at Elghty-fourth street and Park a nue. ‘The closing ceremon: wal of their baptismal vow members of the par carried out req’ sion during the pr but men—y to this o'clock last night, dig church ervic Which was set for & it as early as 7 was filled with worshipper each of whom bore a wax candle The night's ceremonies were harge of the Rev. Father Coyle of Je @n eloquent, forceful and dramatic m stonary with the striking appeal to t reasoning faculties of the peo . the members of his order seem Sess in greater other priestly or the threc arduous wee All Mission neeeres ren, “In all my expertence,” he said have never se thing to al th fervor att mission, it was In progress no communtons were adn are approached only by made in a Massachus that is some tho: eants behind our tts parish, ands of commun id make a man who ® pis pig and grunts like a be one and is born that way. Ther fore the man who deliberately ma u mself when he can be a yum despised Race Suicide perigunced: ing is all the more to which overflowed inside the alta Jighted a waxen ca and altar lights were sudde rose from thelr seats, oa : aloft in his richt ha t ed candle. Following © lead of the p: CHURCH IS OKGANIZED SOLELY FOR CHILDREN. Worcester Institution, . First of It = | Kind, Patterned After Those | for Adults. WORCESTER, Mas Feb. 6.—The original children 10 crganized along the exact lines of t larger ones, has been « 1 Pa ege Church by the f ¥ Mill Crat The service 1s similar to that adults, At the opeatag a familia ig sung and then cow ay during which all the children bow t heads. The Scripture lesson is rea by the Rev. Mr. Crathern from one the rsions of the Holy Writ which | Ja story form, The collects up by four boys, ‘\ choir of boys has been organized, and at least one hymn ts sung by them at every service. The g t ghureh have organized » society which Juambs of p look atte Car MIDDLE 1 of § on is taken 0 toward £200,000 whiont fant enteavoring to recure pefore this year hag been made by Andrew Carn Sub- scriptions to date ar _— CUM A COLD Ld UNE Dax bet Ah B BitoaG guinine Talis fe rofund, wanes Signature sop each bys, a, Uiddlebury C THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY FALLS FROM “L” Clubs Make Women Happier Wives And Broader-Minded Citizens, Too, | | For President For President Ma HARRY HASTING & Ma WM GRANT BROW® For ist Vice-President For ist Vice-President Mo MARGARET HOLMES |e Mrs HOWARD MacNUTT Por and Vice President For and Vice-President NO NOMINATION Miss LAURA SKINNER bo Por yrd Vice: ‘or std Vice-President President Dr ADELAIDE WALLERSTEIN HaMo. JOHN SHERWIN CROSBY : J For Recording Secrevar For Recording Secretary os Miss HENRIETTE STRAUSS Ma JOHN KURRY sponding, For Corresponding Secretary Mrs ALBERT CANFIELD BAGE trer WS NQLCKST AFF Wes “\. WM-GRANT, BROWN. # al EWALD WINS many = ~ MEDIAL SOGETY Mrs. William Grant| | Brown, New Head of | 37,000 New York Club- cy women, Talks of hid _ | | Plar.s for the City Fed-|. ‘a eration. “There are ac-|")" tually women! who consider the} ingly home quite a * secondary matter * to the club. They | a Justice Goff Issues a Perma- ! nent Injunction Against the Fl County Organization. are victims of|s for clubitis and ove h or aL Bt: - lo the club habit! ~ ghiths ves re ie i | quite as much a8) closes, Ir some men er nor the ¢ the of ) movement as a whole has » American woman a better ‘rhen, of ypier wife and @ broader tinue to permane tizen for working girls."" {himas a member, “But 1 believe development ed jn its hote! | ‘ned from tr: en, R. B. redler Climbs Four- |Irresistibsy Drawn, Says Bride- \ y t May Have Been Suicide At- aa j rf fe chia tempt at High Thirty-third [ie fy ie ped A mother and he | Just Ww ‘ the nan ® a xa r Street Station us ple Hi " W ered . Just a to eee ee Lb acly Heed ; ¥ te + The just-wed Meo Craig uso tall a rateh WV t Dr. I Remington of No. 311 W ning th ttn girl tied wi ed and Twenty-fourth street, a clerk ¢ach other's eyes © # ran 1 iad Kai sat awn to M A police : Underdonk,” sald ale 1 w « on > idet 0} nde poll so stare Sine nfaney, M Hote . While {t was on the « troduced ue Ik was a wonderful father and mother on third traffic Sar y 2 iertal t ee = é 4 n flat build and w k “ ime from the hospital and eo wiht eas Shortly be n rh , ‘eeaihthatlopy. t6 went act In an ain i oung tran ad stained q fracture of ,’ Hadelo AOAE: er, fear e a b tal it was stated that while there tke ao teobars fOr sa einer Pought Mer Parents, sald of death, the patient had a} 415 1 wooing,’ ventured Justice Suddenly the young woma ved Had to Climb llr} Rail ko it," sald the brite et below. other caught h A elevated She Had Bren Cynical. wid ve ed upon imb, \ 1 Wednesda Jetween the street and the platform new we Wouid H vip aa ralling iigh, over whien in order to fall to any y pahed’ hts rt nt had been When Dr. Lav an tled t 6, 1911, FOUR-DAY CUPID 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL INTO BROADWAY MAKESTWOSOULS IN FRENZY BEATS EW ¥ o> SHOPPING CROWD ONE, WITH THRILLS. HUSKY | POLICEMAN eed Who as Soon as He gToom, ‘Heard Bells” Met Affinity. Floor Attacks Foot Rail and Drops Among Home and Women in Street. | Her Parents. ain for Jerse caught a train’ for Wed on Justice WI worked, his fal He cour Women Scattered by Fail. The IRAEE HIST fla Ue guclbiiee ce i I ould a mo t toda it him onan notice,” aid with great feelin, HER PEACE AN | INS SANE IDEA. Tries to Leap From the Third SELF-$ REDUCING CORSET Have attempted to do any-| physician was charged by the s0- Lastikops Webbing outwear the: You know t randmother of Ci thing towa Lae ole th ha Labia arh A bdaie.donkathts F Woman Who € See “Some } co set and produce extreme lu was the missionary ing women, shop-gitis, for insta t v of times which he had per- he pecuilar eked ‘ It operations. ‘The al- nt, It reaulred but a Seefetnry” orted, figure- avait with ‘ederation isn't stron ore contattied It ex for a crowd to collect caat. s: ; \'e parents wala they. tears till I met Mrs. William Grant Brown, rushed to sled’ the) Roxilamaman of sefinentent Appa th elected President of the —_ eh ee ; tat ery po ty ee City Federation, that there was so is mes The womah was prone i CHIEF CROKER 02 : =i) leration, Gre wae GALVIN TO SAVE $600.000 11 be returned to Bustand | TO PAY WIFE $300 A MONTH the efty l! ON STORM KING TUNNEL. . Inard Hine stean=hiy t Mrs. Brown e ‘ hear Justice Gerard Also Rules That H ex r M wid for ¢ - i ing | \ ' M Fire ¢ ' Kr, ¢ eof ‘ 1 ‘ rt i" ‘ ! te ‘ f ' J ae t ke It a“ ae arated t 1 #09 t ‘ ink or of W pinion i > - Justice n su ne Co Zona Nk ule hip nie ter SILK RUGS FOR JANITORS. aire: ¢ \ n is at Jersey Pre re Ask Questt mont ' Chief ¢ 1 m0 r tae nt Court House Probe, a " 1 niered in a | An Investivation of the a tool What Women's Clubs Do. GREEK AND ARAB MEET, per| 4 PAD AL aN Tabet al ely pr \ Brown ¢ s work Rn w be y Ree t the individual tone VICTOR GETS THE SPOILS. 4... ata cost, S¥ , praia Court swanky ‘ ' o 1 wha accomplish for | f tape ; r ver ' i +7 0) a | t ! i} Fieventenineive |STRIKES WOMAN BECAUSE | for Fi i athe ‘hed i : oe | then, wi a | SHE KIsseo HER HUSBAND. | Hoard of ‘ As alloted a a ‘ e y and ueoingiateecaaniaesitiy oud G r ” eM. ‘ a re a civic and nations’ | Then William Arto, Dot T / : iby ; Vin plane : at was impossible Siage Fin oe ; our grand | : ne ; PRISONER WILL WED, O45 F \ ed ap charming or | H Poss x : Sioa pray tg, but a wex, | Wiliam pastel irene kiya i 1 a Justt ‘ vo fan a power ood, they had no | trae (1% ah PPS ane a a ' ous a ation, consequently little | k artner oO | 7 i in ae ™ sneeeneene the vaude ered S bs > nd Tollyw f each have to remember in | lowed J he ani, 5 wt ; : 1 1 oe ee 1 he came do atielor a tr n t i sen ave at 1] eran. . Down 1with a TeUMan Fare gioninn I wa i aS \ ted ) wat | " vise Hs 1 i) Th 1 and h a ‘ i ‘ ai} dow A ‘ ' t : H i ‘ a ts i ) I et ' eve | Ire Seare Willy Wat 1 t “The woman who has her club q M 5 ite LSTER YOUR| work to interest her keops herself . I Pek ! oo Bea in a x ch happier 1d healthier ie " ; it} RIG HY, | frame of mind. She looks upon her AY. |p r 1 u ORO Ni We EMO Pore iy fee na ra canny RARAUE radeship just as her husband does, i te and d : pe 5 i. . In that way," added cars. Brown |“ im k Dr. 1 1 me GR Last Season’ continued Styles convincingly, “elube prevent ai. | — i ea may be at Sneciauy Reduced Prices vorce, | X Site f _ Pele ; r =e | > Nicr nt w Ctyla ‘ “ Ctlier M Rance From ring Con r Dominiean Vane Co tng. Z ss i gh Upward can't make them fast enough. f Work for Clubs Here t ' op } q i if sipalp ap p 2 44 “T have heard 1 that club women | W V De ! sy UM, musicale faye? Pianos it 33 No. 32 1 } $ cee ry Distrlet of Colunia 0 days. PARE TN No. 319 { MSTRe Ga iteant tena cad York and eer Krakauer Bros. 17 E. Mth St., N.Y Pow sos? J 1) of Chicags, for instanc dalingu \ : " and found an “There's a Reason” Weer LaTM AEC FHGiAEERING co, | )TRIAUGR Eros DE bth Sha Good Stores Everywhere i ; Ur hain ae th in nt with schools 103 W. 1 th st. | i 330 Livingston petits KOPS BAOS,, Mfrs., New York The Woman's Clud of Chicago has! ty Reglunent armory. | Dou't @usr elsewhere ustil you me vas sath - ‘ nine , These bands of semi-elastie