The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-23

amounts to $500. "The edihce will not be erected
this ysa S,py ss Ssw Eat 1sste Gdasn to e { re RRfif SO 81 ahead lad
with the foundation, and when W have spnieicnt
Tbe ei on nan exe wswill ~ Pe eSe p or u gns school will
be held on Monday afternoon at the school. me
sfn0 Fath ess Gill RaeP promis ss G treat to those Who at
tend.
for a festival which win be held on the evening of
July A at the school hall. There will be an enter,
tainment, dancing and refreshments. feature
bicycle.
s.. Mary's College. near Emmittsburg, Ind, VIII
return home tonight.
st. JohnssJT
Nearly eighty little bess and sirls made de t dS,Ir
dren were all dressed very neatly. The girls Wore
white dresses and long wells sarmosnIted hx by IN Moral 4Sa
right arm and a NY Of thessallsy, 9 z eadMsr an9
the vestments used BY, the priests and the altar
boys were Of the richest description. The church Gh
mothers, sisters and brothers and friends OF the lit
tie commandments. Special music had been pre-,
By the Junior ne Choir. Miss Kelly exceiied herself in
one OF her exquisite solos. Before the sermon
tive addresses to parents, godmothers and children
on their duties In life. In the evening the giris
and the boys became members OF the Society OF 81,
church was iigned up with wax candles and. tapers
and incense perfumed the air. 1t was a red letter
day in the history OF the little participants and will
be enembered by them for a long time to come,
The ssvantn annual enter. ainlnent of ST. Johns
evening in the school hall. Tie frien Is Of the GILL
dren came in such large numbers taat at a very
forrnance CONNIE iced with an opening chorus by
tie girls emit ed "ireeting." 4 sword Dance
N. Fay, Il. Ring, Il. Kelly, c. proudfeot u. Tierney.
NJ. Jordan. N. Burns, E. Evans and NJ. Brede. lhe
f fsTee. 9 enflt'ed n Mica Die pfG Il @hieh Masters F. How.
ARD; { lur4er, e; Ea ian; an ~, + t:b Aas H a,asa 7; Beirn Mba !;
the curtain We IT up sg dn the stage WAS filled with
a :s lot q WIFI ll5'te s ! oa COME %iiU r 6aa and P : elofus T6 eh'' Was
followed by a duet, Tine PARTING Of Rrta and
v Mh fin Il wa y se niSI much n: APP apprec ated u b. the audience
anu eali,d forth n r., en-, Q e. a lh falio among 4 me the
cast
ms. Candor Miss a Joyce
Bessie Iravers.-...."".-.-~. ...,Miss n. Coll
Little Ttrsei Miss !. Tqrhsr
Augusta %Ste3hens ....... ...-... Miss N; hing
bridget Mqhopy Miss NJ. Beirne
Tom Master !: Bell
'o a small ass dii ARMY Of boys was lined up on the stage in
the next act and sang sang a "a 2 e inc esen nhsap n aso Ss S3h and
was certainly a treat. The subject was a tabieau;
called cnhe f for,6 the Sf 5essty APPLAUSE I5 % a OF 9ff ihe el peoaie p saa
emit; the Empire DTTiiIf followed. and the Misses
ing hiA e. Moran r. l. / T1rl e N. Kuiimann and 4. Far
reIi, who participated, were highly praised for their
Master Eddy Rogers, who sang Pm a Rovin' Irish
Lad" with such a vim that encore after encore was
CHORUS By the BOYS dn black. I'm Going Back to
Alabama to Die" and (6y special request or me au-
performance will be given tonight. The receipts of
the entertainment are used to make improvements
and repairs in the school. Father Downes. the for
Woert and Father Kelly.
of the feast OF St. John the Baptist. all the members
of st. Johns Catholic Club will attend holy cem-
An adjourned meeting of the club will be held on
Advance Council No. A3. Catholic Benevolent
Legion. will hold a regular meeting NEXT T ny ga
e ers aysn M mean nanr sb aS FIVE Gorn ugn Se new
candidates will be initiated. Every member OF the
The parental schools closed yesterday, and for
the next two months the children viii enjoy them
fuence of mathematics or syntax to plague their
memory.
Saint Joseph's Church.
Monsignor Seton and Father Brown returned from
the Retreat at South Orange yesterday, and Father
Smith will go there next Monday.
Rev Father Brown win preach at the high mass
to be relieved by such a promising pulpit orator:
IN July and August there is no set sermon and no
gise m BY the Da Right aghff Rev. Rector s at ali the masses $
and at vespers during these warm months. ..,oo,
exhibition in Pavonia Hall on, Thursday evening.
the = 2ssh; s are 1 goins sq q w eaIec 4 Iafg Twe s1telran cents Gs
admit.anGe Will ap be g charged @ad st the fSat do oe d is pay d9f
and to defray the other expenses.
81. Hridgct's.
The closing exercises at st. Brtdgets Parochial
School will be held on Friday evening at the school
hall. In addition to the regular exercises there Will
be an exhibition of the work done by the pupils.
Fathers Dornin and Clancy will so on retreat
next week, Father Haileron having returned.
ST. Paul,s Greenyille.
The ST. Paurs Catholic Club has organized a base
ball team. The players are all experienced and the
team is one of the strongest in the city. The mem
beers of the club are deep in preparation for the an
nual picnic when will be held on July lG at the
Schuetzen Park, A feature will be the athletic
the various events.
Messrs. W. Roehrenbeck and J. Woodmancy, who
are studying for the priesthood at Seton Hall Col
iege have returned to their homes for a few days.