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

The first communion will be administered next
Sunday morning by Father Josep!: \ large elias:
will receive the sacrament. which VIII be given ut
The Sunday school clio es for the summer tomor-
row Eaercnne; viii be held at 2 clock. Father
Joseph will make an address to the ciiildl en-. Gold
medals viii be awarded the most punctuai ones.
There is considerable talk among the young men
connected with st. Josepn's Lyceum of obtaining
permission of Father Joseph to make the society a
church organization: The society Is generally
an association entirely separate from any church
government. The only connection between the 50.
members are attendants at the church. Possibly
a dozen attend some other church. The members
is connected with the church and Father Joseph has
a direct hand in the management OF Il the society
have been looking for this change for Some time.
at the last meeting of the society It was informally
a Committee viii be appointed to consult
Father Joseph and d. ask his permission permits to accept ~ the be
the club told a reporter last night. that Father
Joseph can make the society a power in the s church i
Joseph's Church gave Its entertainment the Lyceum
assisted in entertainments and other ways.
Our Lady of Grace.
The Holy Name Society will hold its monthly
Fathers Kelly and Fabris were ON retreat last
week. Next week Fathers Brown and Fitzpatrick
will 4he GO el % resr & the school on Monday will not be
m term Wien 1S an has sf been Completes; Inc school
was not opened until last February, and
a ths %a0le Next sar1 fall, c al the OPENING aas n0' of 0f tse
school. the original curriculum VIII be carried out;
The school children will assemble at the school hail
On Monday afternoon at two O'Clock. and Father
Kelly viii entertain them with views with his
steraopticon. Ice cream and other nice things Will
Father Fitzpatrick will preach at high mass on
The baseball club is prospecting. They have games
scheduled for the entire season e ana Wherever WI re- they
The last high mass for the summer VIII be on
The closing exercises of the Academy Of the
Sacred Heart were held yesterday. The primary
t tsps grammar In the evening. Richard Donovan and
Miss Mary oToole made excellent recitattoas In the
Foiey and Alice McDermott. The remainder OF the
programme Included ,ttableaux, singing and award r
premiums to the following children II ouise Borgan,
Francis Butler, Jane King, Redmond Keressey,
b bones HosEIsd Edward ard oTooie. William hieydiser,
Clara Doyle, Elizabeth smith, Francis Lem
Terwin. Miry Fallon. Cora Carr, Leo Smith; Grace
Carr, Joseph ponion, Ges9rgetts verhos; en-, Francis
Quinn, Mary McNaliy, Ella Goyle, Cecil Batter.
Barrett, Mary Harrison. Alice Donovan, David Mul-
Ter. Martin o'Shaughnessy, Leonora La Marche.
In In the evening Father Kelly made an address.
These young ladies OF the senior aepartment Of
&iefy. WiiheImina i. Huh, Margaret :; carlesos.
Fitzgibbons, Rose Al. Noonan and Margaret A. Nc
Carthy.
r. Inc uTbt DTlZt ia COihPooitioh " a "
Miss Teresa j. KieIy; first prize in literature to Miss
Margaret L. Carlton; first prizes in music and
painting to Miss Mary 4, hynss; second prizes U
Marion orerton, Katherine Hammond and Kath,
Misses Margaret Talon. Honora Barry and Grace
In the senior" "a class the following young ladies
received premiums: Misses Anna c. Talon, Eliza
beth 4. Clark, Margaret +. Fitzgibbons, Rose NJ.
Soonaa and Margaret A. Mccarthy. In the senior
&c" class to Mis- scs Maria Feeny, Margaret Talon
and Mary o'Brien. In the Introductory class to Miss
Honora Barry, Janette Henry, Margaret Murray,
Lillian Weldon and Mary Mccarthy. In the pre-
premiums: Misses Katherine Donlon, Marion Over
ton, Katharine Mabel Harvey. Mary
Canavan and Rose Peters. In the preparatory By
class to Misses May Kelly and Grace GQrmah.
Special prizes in music were awarded to Miss Ada
McSulty: Marguerite Farrell and Ellen Marnell.
Priz. S for German were secured by Marguerite
Horstman and William McGiyen. Victor Kelly re-
&c ived a premium in the preparatory A class and
the preparatory "B, class premiums We're awarded
to Edward luncheon. James Talon and Henry
Mahoney.
Final honors of graduation, consisting OF a
diploma. Laurel crown and gold medals were con
fcrrcd hi the Rev. Father @. J. Kellyon Miss nary A.
Hynes. Miss Teresa j.. Kelly, Miss WiIhelnina NJ.
RIh and Miss Margaret E. Carleton.
The donors Of the gold medals. %ese;-Slrs.
Stevens Mr.. Bryan, Smith, Nj. Charles Rub and q
FREUD Of the ACADEMY.