The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21

a aRobe sSi Eess " ere most @ssa e;n5oyeble. Fasher Hren.
The associates Of the League Of the Sacred Heart
e ne ssa parish q ere ere y grsgaar Hsar Tor which she e oeeors 5one 4 I.
The members intend e. present % the shnren 2 rs, ses
seryiees ef she alssr' ffh SsI nro a n man II the League u
have been authorized by the Director and Connects
associates as oei hess e meet e the hsse expense aosu that viii Hif Be- ! Incurred
by this gift. as the League in the parish mas a
5s mads VIII p be ess worthy ss@S q q I tie aeps society shs and the
church to which 1t is to be presented.
st. MarYss.
Father Rely was given q very hearty welcome at
Tuesday has been indefinitely postpon,eds an enter.
tainmsnt viii BY gwen VEN at the Institute Hall BY the
S grpaans 5 has i sf BEEN @ai arra 1spddaa ana on both evenings
the hall should be crowded Every person IN the
parish should make an effort to help the orphans py
attending the entertainment.
St. Mfchaelss.
The temperance rally last sunday evening was q
The entertainment OF the Holy Name Society VIII
take place on May I 8 and 9: The prE q AN ne, prom ond
will be a surprise TO all who attend.
ST. Lucy's.
Tomorrow the parishioners will neturnthe cards
given them two weeks ago by Father Gilien, where
paid either at once or in two years by installments.
Father GHiiIen. Every parishioner should return his
card with the amount unit, he hss intends : ! LEI giving q , SET do tn.
structure he can afford to erect.
ST. Johns.
The women's mission, which has been going on
f fSei csa Ins p eoal gs scaric ely essn mnmaposd mel the sss eroWds
at the evening services Tonight a special sermon
az ene slasa se t slsslh o @l1 e tie Rees women, so SERVICES
will end, with q renewal of the baptismal VOWS.
TEs deTosto assV VIII be- 5ee held eIin every rls evening 4 at half
past seven O'Clock, and every morning at five and
The Young Mems Club will assemble tomorrow
afternoon at the club rooms, TO- take part IN me
the men of the parish are invited to participate.
past ten q O'CLOCK ! mass tomorrow. The missionary
Fathers are anxious to see them at this mass;
meeting on Thursday evening. at Henn's Assembly
Rooms. on Newark avenue, near the Five Corners.
ing the Catholic Benevolent Legion should cali on
Thursday evening and his wants will be attended
to. The objects are well known, and the officers are
desired.
The members of Advance Council paid a ~fraternai
visit to Security Council on Wednesday, evening.
and enjoyed a grand entertainment IL Aasbrouck
most enjoyable manner and sent the new members
Of tine Legion snd f fSa new very asso ws1i plsfass eyh a wl fnr snedr
st. Johns Catholic Club held g regular meeting on
r rassuad sxsn bis sr ,ass and viii preside until
the end of his term.
the boys will be attending the mission, and the pool
table will get a rest.
II ulIul6u lildue TIT u1SSlO1 early III lie WVSh
and are again plunged deepfn their studies for the
midsummer examinations.
Work on the new church is being pushed forward
very rapidly during the fine weather;
The societies attached to the church are growing
stronger and stronger as time advances
St. Paul of the Cross.
The colleen BawnD will be produced at Kessler's
Theatre on Tuesday evening by the Young Mems
Under the CAREFUL direction Of Mr. Sol 6. Frost, a
performance OF no mean order may 6e anticipated.
viii have stage settings, etc. in charge, showing
that the Lyceam has spared no expense In putting
aasrdress Cregan Mr. M poran
Kyrie DAILY ........Mr T. Cassidy
Father Tom 49,. -.......... mn. Thos. 7. Keenan,
BERTHE o'aoore....-..-........Mr. s. I. Meehan
H EsrysS creagh. III E aptsy
Ely o'eonnor, cThe Colleen Bawn) Miss 4. Gallagher
Mrs. Cregan-..".""---..-.. .--.--.- M MISS II 2; N Gan,n
s asfe1ean creash MISS n T.. CASSIDY
Ducie Miss A. Barrett
Evelyn Lysaght. Hiss A. Guy
ST. Bridgets.
The Choir Social held their monthly reception in
nesday evening. The hall was handsomely deco
and their friends spent a very pleasant evening.
AAm sass,g these sasopp, present k wssss The sem Misses M n; hsng Nd.
Nichols GarD y; = c aSsaa, Mrs Mss. qRelIs ssehan hif he = Mt Gelsa z.
Maggie Norton, Mamie Norton, Mamie Prior. Maude
Cooler, Gibbin, Kate Lynch, julie Lynch,
Genie Harnil. Kate Wilson, Mamie Mulvaney,
Kate Jackson, Kate Muivaney. a. BYrne, Kate Byrne
Curry Of BROOKLYN. Maggie Condor, n. Ruion, Kate
Powers, Nellie F~lanigan,, Sarah Kilicauley, Amy
Norton, Kate Norton. 4. Walker and sister, Mamie,
Mullins, McGovern and Messrs. James P. Moran.
Thomas Byrne. P. E. Bolton, william Rooney,
D. J. Fitzpatrick, b. McGoyern, p. Smith,
w. oBrien. J. MorIissey, F. Noble, J. 0Conor,
". REFLEX. G.. Judge. o. Fitzcuron, j. Hamil. ].
Geary. Gerry Coultons 3. Rice, NJ. Giblin, W. Lynch,
Gerrfe Pearson. NJ. Klutchar of New York and Mr..
Blasser of Brooklyn. The officers are:--Mr. James
p. Moran, President; Miss Kate Powers, Directress;
D. G. Fitzpatrick. Treasurer; Miss Kate B. McCor-
mick, Secretary.
St. Joseph's.
Last Sundays celebration for the patronage of st.
Joseph was most beautiful and very largely at
tended. Four hundred dollars were received, which
is just the Sisters house rent for one year.
Along with the jewelry stolen from Mrs. Walsh's
apartment in No. 6 School this week was a gold
chain and Child Of Mary's medal belonging to her
daughter. Miss Katie was more distressed at losing
this than everything else and prayed earnestly for
its recovery. She got it back that very evening.
The Monsignor expects to see a great many OF his
parishioners at the Blessing on West Side avenue
terry Committee. He will go there on foot with his
boys, societies of st. Joseph's and st. Aloysius' wear
ing their badges and regalia. The Lyceum members
will also march In a body.
The young ladies reception in Pavonia Hall next
Tuesday evening will be avery select and pleasant
affair. 1t marks the end of the sewing society sea-
son. Work for the poor of the. parish will be re-
sumed in October with enlarged facilities and an
increased membership. The results hitherto have
been most satisfactory. the Sisters in charge and