The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-02
JERSEY CITY
ST. PafAr,s

Beginning with tomorrow the last mass at
nall past ten O'CLOCK will be a high one.
The parochial school will open next Tuesday,
st. Peters T. A B. Society will meet in the
school house Monday evsning next at half past
seven o'clock sharp.
ST. Peters Lycsum held a well attended meet
ing last Tuesday evening in their 70 oms in the
college. The delegates to Diocesen Union re-
ported proceedings of the meeting in Newark,
as reported in Tuesdays News. The Lycsum
have decided to take part in the parade and
Hold day games of the Uuion on Thanksgiving
Day In Newark, and also invite all their friends
to take part. Messrs. Murphy, o'Kesfe and
connolly were appointed a ommitte to pro-
cure proper regalia for the occasion. Messrs.
VIM. j. Calnon, John F. Murphy aud Thomas
1. Rooney were elected representatives, and
James F. O'Keefe, Perer ]. Cenboy and Joseph
A. Moran. alteraates to Diocesan Union meet
ing for ensuing year. The old delegates were
given a vote of thanss for the faithful manner
ia which they represented the Lyceum at the
Union meetings.
The funeral of Miss Maggie Rogers. of the
parish, took place This morning, a solemn high
mass Of requiem being celebrated for the re-
pose OF her soul. Miss Rogers died on Wednes-
day. She was ex-dirsctor of the Young Ladies'
Children of Mary Sodality. and ons of the most
respected young ladies in the parish. She was
beloved by all who ever came in social contact
with her, and her many friends feel her death a
personal loss.
st. Bridget's.
Father Dornin will announce tomorrow on
what date the parochial school will reopen.
Beginning with tomorrow the last mass on
Sundays will be q high ons. Vespers aud benz
dictiou in the evening at 100
Father Dornin's first official visit to the
Lyceum wednesday evening was noteworthy.
His words of advice were timely and instruc-
tive. He told them he could not join in their
amusements, but if they ever wished his ad-
VICE or aid tn ey could get it without troubls.
Let the member 8 of the Lyceum follow the i'd
vice of their pastor, and their society will
prosper.
St. Johns.
The parochial school will open on Tuesday.
Father Ter Woert has had provision made for
an increased attendance. A new class room has
been lifted up, and all things necessary for the
comfort and conveniencs of the children while
pursuing their studies has been provided.
The Young Ladies Sodaiily and the Rosary
society will receive Holy Communion in a body
tomorrow morning.
The first Sunday collection" will be taken up
tomorrow morning. The new church Is rapidly
progressing and every cent is needed.
A mission, which will continue for two weeks,
Will commence at the half past ten o'clock
mass tomorrow morning. One week will be de-
voted to the men of the parish, and the other
to the women. The exercises for the two weeks
will be announced at the seevicss tomorrow
Henry Meaney, a former member of st.
Johns Catholic Club, was buried from a solemn
high mass last Monday morning.
The outing OF the Young Mems Club on Mon
day is going to be q great success il the jndjca-
tions move correctly. The commintee are
husrlipg in great shape, and If the weather is
LILO ucLuDSES VIII nave q most An10V-
able tins.
The regular semi-monthly m Getting of st,
Johns Catholic Club will be nell in their rooms
next tuesday evening at eight O'Clock. The
IAN sessions Will be gwen up mainly to provid-
ing amusement for the winter even ings, and all
the members OF the club should attend. Father
Kelly takes active interest in the affairs of tho
club, and attepds all the meetings. He is al
ways ready to help the boys along, and his
efforts are appreciated.
st. Marv,s
The work of renovating the church is nearly
completed.
The Rosary Society will NEST tomorrow after
noon at four o'clock,
Beginning with tomorrow the last mass will
be a high one-Vespers and benediction will bs
given at z. 30 P. NJ.
The Catholic Club promises TO be a very busy
place the coming winter. Already the members
are actively engaged in their respective de sires
of pleasure and recreation. The chairman Of
the several committees are as follows: Library,
=. Harvey; gymnasium, Daniel Sullivan; bowl
ing. Thomas Moran; music, Charles j. Gallag-
her; billiards. James Owens. John p. Stone
Was selected secretary of the gymnasium COM
mittss. The billiard committee consists of
j.. Mcdonald, E. j. Dewitt, James p. Hall and ".
Kennedy. The chairman of the several COM
mittees will compose the houss commit 60, of
which Rev. Father Charles j. Kelly, the direc-
tor Of the club, will be chairman.
st. Boniface's.
bcgIuulBk Win lOutUTTOH FbApSfS ana Deu6.
diction will BE- given At ssveR O'Clock.
Father Wahl will make announcement re-
lative to the parochial school at all the masses >
tomorrow.
st. Michaers.
st. Michael's 7. A. c.. Society will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock in the scnool hall.
At all the masses tomorrow Mgr. de Concilio
will make announcement relative TO the open
ing of the parochial school and academy.
Tha rpApaherC nf fbo Turorrrn ooufapa n1a ~
giving several dramatic enLert ainment the
com ing winter.
Hereafter the last mass Sundays will be .
high one.
ST. LucY1s.
The Rosary Society will meet tomorrow at
thres O'Clock.
The half past ten O'Clock mass hereafter on
Sundays will be a hign one. Vsspers and be ne
diction will bs given at seven O'Clock.
Father Gilen, at all tue massss tomor row
will make announcement relative the paroc HAL
schools.
With the advent Of September the member s OF
tie Lyeeum are thinking Of dramatics. S ome