The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-20

CATHOLIC NEWS.
Pope Leo's Mass of the Holy
Family at st. Joseph's
Church.
ST. BRIDGETS HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
St. Lucy's Bazaar-Reeeption at
st. Michael's-Hoboken
Churches.
IT. BRIDGETS HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

Tomorrow will be the first time that the
office and mass of the Holy Family which
was composed by the Pope last July will be
used in this country. Monsignor Seton, as
enjoying the privileges of the Roman clergy,
will use it in st. Joseph's Church. Others
wi Il have the office and mass of Septuages-
ina Sunday, which is very long.
st. JoSeph's has two shrines of the Holy
Family-one in the chapel for weekdays and
the other in the church for Sundays and
holidays.
The larger of the two paintings of the Holy
Family, rich Iy framed and mounted, and the
beautiful lamps kept burning before it are the
gifts of Mrs. John Shannon of Sip avenue.
The Children OF Mary gave a beautiful
lamp and oil for the other painting, and VIII
go to holy communion in a body at the seven
O'Clock mass tomorrow.
OLD OF ST. PETERS.
The meeting of st. Peters College Alumni
Association, to be held next Thursday even
ing. promises to be a very important one.
The members of the Executive Committee
are anxious to have as large an attendance
as possible, as business of Importance is to
be transacted. The members talk of giving
a grand dramatic performance in the spring,
VIXEN one of Shakespeares tragedies viii be
produced.
The members of the Executive Committee
are doing everything in their power to bring
into the society all those young men who
have at one time or another attended the
college. Membership in the society is not
limited to those who graduated from the
college. Every young man who ever at
tended the college is entitled to membership
in the Alumni Association, and these young
men are urged to attend the meeting next
Thursday night. They need not wait for an
Introduction, but will be made welcome IN
announcing their intention. The meeting,
by the way, will be held in the College Hall.
C. B. L. NEWS.
The installation of officers of Hudson City
Council No. go, was held Tuesday, at ST.
Nicholas School Hall. Deputy Paul v.
Flynn of Rev. Patrick Moran Council No. 81
was the installing officer, and the officers
Vice President, John A. Scheller; Orator, G.
Nader; Chancellor, John Klink; Secretary,
Max J.. Brand; Collector, Hugo Fuller;
TT e~asurer, Jacob Frey; Chaplain, Peter
Stahl; Marshal. Geo. Wolfe; Guard, H.
Miller: Representative, A. w. Ceone: Deputy
Bonner, jr., Chas. F. Krebs, F. FL. Klove-
korn. A collation. was served after the in
stallation at ComIade Freys restaurant.
At the meeting of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Council, No. 80, held last Monday
evening, one proposition for membership
installed by Deputy State Chancellor D.
Blewitt, from st. James Council, Newark,
assisted by comrades from that council:
President, NJ. Courain; Vice-President,
T. Martin; Secretary, J.. f. Moran;
Collector, J. Carroll; Treasurer, 7. King,
Orator, 7, E. Green; Chaplain, Rev. C. n.
Mackel; Marshall 7. Hoynes; Guard, E..
Reardon; Trustees, T.. Mccarthy, j. Hig-
gins, J. Callahan: Chancellor, E. J. Rior-
dan; Representative, I. E. Riordan.
After the installation there was a social
session. A speech was delivered by Deputy
Blewitt, and songs were sung by Comrades
Judge, Sweeny and Dunn of st. James and
Comrade Green and Courain of Our Lady of
Perpetual Help Council No 80.