A Silver Jubilee Celebrated by Brother Charles of St. Aloysius
Yesterday was a gala day at St. Aloysius Com­mercial Institute, the occasion being the cele­bration of the silver jubilee of its president, Bro­ther Charles.
The students of the Institution assembled in their hall, presented him with a beautifully-prepared address, which was followed by the rendition of several appropriate songs. The enthusiasm mani­fested by the pupils, the many kind remembran­ces in the form of jubilee souvenirs from the pa­rents, are evidences of the growing popularity of Brother Charles.
In a few well-chosen words, the president replied to the address of the boys, thanking them for their kindness, assuring them of increased good will on his part and ended by giving the boys a holiday.
At the banquet given in honor of the jubilarian were the assembled faculty of St. Aloysius and the invited guests, presided over by Rev. Bro­ther Athanasius, superior of the order of the brothers of the Sacred Heart. During the banquet telegrams of congratulations from all parts of the country were read. ... The provincial of the order, Rev. Brother Athana­sius, paid a glowing tribute to the untiring zeal and faithful work done by Brother Charles during the past quarter of a century. He was very happy in his remarks, and his words were the more effective, as he had received Brother Charles into the order. ...
Brother Charles was the recipient of many beautiful presents, both from friends in the city and elsewhere.

A man of vision, Brother Charles was a capable and energetic administrator in New Orleans, Natchez, Vicksburg, and Baton Rouge. Endow­ed with many natural gifts and talents, he was a born leader, unselfish and totally dedicated to the community. A charming conversationalist, he had a passion for learning, with a love for life, centered in and motivated by a strong faith.