The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-19

There is . surprise in store for the members of the
Lyceum. What is tt?
st. Mary,s.
At Seton Hall tomorrow Daniel Brady, of this
parish will be raised to deacon's orders.
The reorganization of the Holy Name Society was
Father Mooney was elected as president.
Those who have not as yet made their Easter duty
confession tonight.
4 musical aad dramatic entertainment WIN be
next by the very clever pupils OF the institute.
ST.. Brsdgctss.
The second monthly entertainment of the mem,
hers e the dyesl I VII, take place next aondayi
hall. lhe progran.nls arranged Is one Of the best
iaas h sSIsd far re ss' TSsy are sn Darcy siaSfs Wood io peai Easss
who's Got the Pig Wanted, a Confidential
songs. recitations. etc. Anaoae in the parish who
wants to enjoy a good laugh. let him attend these
Father Dornin and his assistants will hear confess
ions this evening Of all those who nave not as yet
st. Ratrick,s.
Security Council No.. 10, Catholic Benevolent
Legion. meet Monday night at the .Arcanum Build
ing. Every seat In tho large council room was oc-
vance Councils were present. Four applicants for
membership were initiated, and after the regular
Goo o. the Legions" followed. Comrade Al Hahon
Advance Council sang The Simple Cruntry Girl"
G ins s5s sa asas0r 6 q af 5 e Slsg siHac 81 s sease ,A city
Council addressed the council, aud among other
things said that in behalf OF Jersey City Council he
took great pleasure in Inviting Security Council to
attend their entertainment In body. Comrades
rsGe President Fitzgerald recited in q pathetic man
ner, THE Two Glasses; Coniraae Mullins of Jersey
City Council spoke of the great advantages in be-
longing to the legion coEarade Charles Milton, who
was Initiated at this meeting, was called upon for q
song. He made q few laugtable remarks. said he
had not recovered from The Misunderstanding given him
by all the members. and he felt too brand new Ia the
council to sing at this meeting. Comrade Milton
possesses a fine tenor voice, which the members viii
have the pleasure of hearing at SONS future meet
ing. Comrade Barry. one OF the best orators in the
G. B. l.. spoke of the great success Security Council
had achieved In Its many entertainments and I'M
dertakings, which het won for 4. the name of being
the banner eouacil Of New JERSEY. Our Pony
Humorist," Coniradc Began, told above 1.-THE Pri-
vace SAT-" which was received with roarS OF laugh
ter. Conirade Pierce sang THE Obi Log Hut" and
the meeting adjourned at haif-past ten.
st. Joseph's.
The children attending First Communion instrue-
ticns are very numerous, as they must all attend for
two years before being admitted, The last instruc-
ton will be given by Mgr. Seton on next Wednes-
day afternoon Afterwards he VIII examine the at
tendants Of the second year to detect those who can
pass.
Next Thursday, feast of Corpus Christi, but no
longer q holiday of obligation, there will be three
masses, at six. at seven and at nine O'Clock, and
Benedictioa of the Blessed Sacrament In the even
ing. The Junior Choir will sing at high mass at nine
o'clock. at which all the school children will assist.
Rev Father Smith VIII give the First Communion
retreat to the children on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday next.
A beautiful new set of white vestments will be
used for the first time at all the masses tomorrow,
winch is Trinity sunday.