RELIGION FRANK E. MORRIS, Prefect. SENIOR SODALITY. On Sunday evening, Oct. 1, the members of the sodality met to elect officers for the first semester. Fr. F. W. Benoit, who succeeded Fr. Rosswinkel as moderator, presided at the meeting. The following were chosen as officers: Marion Batson, Prefect; John Rose, Assistant: Edmund Kirchner. Treasurer; Richard Mchren, Prefect of Candidates; Patrick Larkin, William Kelly. Sacristans; John Delaney, Frank Carroll, Librarians; Frank E. Morris. Marshal. Later the sodality was divided into six guilds. Each of these had its own guildmastcr, its own officers and its cwn set work to do. They were: The Catechist Guild, under Carlton Bergman, the Library Guild, under J. Winfred Roleke, the Shrine Guild, under Joseph Loftus, the Stamp Guild, under Joseph D. Wade, the St. Vincent dc Paul Guild, under Robert E. Cadis, and the Financial Guild, under Louis Kirchner. The sodality and the mission society, hitherto separate organizations, were fused into one for the purpose of imparting more life to the latter through the agency of the sodality. The officers of the C. S. M. C. were: President. Marion Batson; Vice-President, Edmund Kirchner;. Treasurer, J. Scblegel; Committeeman, J. Costigan. The sodalists who acted as Class Captains of the C. S. M. C. were: Senior. John Delaney; Junior, C. Bergman; Sophomore. W. Smyth: Freshman. J. Costigan; Fourth Classical. T. Wade: Fourth Scientific, J. Scblegel; Third A, F. Smith; Third B. Paul Dowling; Third English, T. Brennan; Third Sc:cntific, N. Gosselin : Second A. Roland Wright: Second B. Morgan T. Hcaly; Second English, Harry Russell; First A. William Garvey. First B. Marshal C. Corns; First English. Joseph Harrington. In the midst of its activities the sodality was shocked by the death of Rev. Fr. Rossw:nkcl, our former moderator. Our firm belief that he was called to his eternal reward served, however, as a consolation in this bereavement. On the eighth of Deccmbe the sodality held its first reception and fifty-three entrants chose the Blessed Virgin as their patroness and mother. Rev. Fr. Rodman gave a splendid sermon, emphasizing the duty of each sodalist to love and cherish his heavenly mother. After the Christmas holidays sodality activities were resumed and new officers elected. These were: Frank E. Morris, Prefect: Carlton Bergman and Frank Carroll, Assistants; Chas. Blandford, Treasurer; John Delaney, Secretary; Marion Batson. Prefect of Candidates; Samuel McAllister and Leonard Shawe, Sacristans; Ed. Andler and Francis O’Donnell. Librarians; Frank Motherway. Marshal; Carl Haight. Tom Huddy, Wilfred Hayden, John Costigan, J. P. Whelan and George Bothe were appointed Guildmasters. The second reception of candidates was held on Feb. 2. and thirty-six were admitted. Rev. Fr. Herbers officiated and delivered an excellent sermon, exhorting all to a greater devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. J22 DIAL ANMJAL XT Kilhty-Six
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