The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-01

was helping the sisters to arrange the
tables and the repast.
The me mortal services in Pavonia Han
eight Eight o yefS in and iasted over onss two Sesh hours.
MonSignor Seton made a very patriotlc
and interesting. address and was followed
Tomorrow, Pentecost Sunday. Monsig-
nor Seton vii preach at high o mass On do, tae
collection win be taken up by the rev.
erend clergy at all the masses; No pen sId
SO Far forget himself or h herself as to pre-
sumo to offer a penny.
Being the first Sunday Of the month,
mass and will meet their directress,
Sister Florentine. in the chapel in the
go to the meeting and give a short in
struction.
va In the s9 eGye R 3 there will vii be be s solemn
altar boys will walk in procession and
the re ear9 On t of e esSwn moggb OF MARY info a the
societies.
MonsIgnor sbaretti, Auditor of the
Monsignor Seton on next Monday. Dur
ing his stay the Monsignor will take his
Right. Reverend and we'll learned and In
ffuential guest to visit the Monastery and
some of the more important churches of
jersey City.
Children of Mary's entertainment on
Tuesday and Wednesday evening, VIII
be given out tomorrow and more will
be reserved for the evenings themsel-
grammes. which will be noticed in Mon
days News" how instructive and m
tterasting the entertainment VIII be. The
presence Of the Apostolic Auditor viii
be 4 great attraction Parties wanting
80 =, NJ ~"rs early. The
doors open at half-past seven and the
play begins punctualfy at eight O'clock.
A chorus. of over one hundred well
trained school children will sing at the
t~ahleauX. The famous Lyeeum Orchestra,
Smith, will play between the acts. The
reception of the Children of Mary, fol-
low ed by an elegant supper. will be held
aan ihu begiRnia egeni af q haif-p IN pa seVen
o'clock
The shrine of the Sacred Heart was set
in succession to the shrine of the Blessed
Virgin. Short devotions to the Sacred
Heart viii be given every morning after
the seven o'clock mass, by the Mon
sisner-reetor himself. One of the assist
ants viii give longer deyotions every
e'elofHg ex N June an F At nal9 wgan tb seven Ven
vot:cns will begin at eight o'clock and
will be followed by Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
- h0f pNShA
instructed will make their First Com
munion on June 16-Sunday within the
o oseioes of cos gpa w Ghr; st cons, the tined nine ne
the Right Rev. Bishop W.gger on the
aftsrreon. of Sunday, September %, at
The Right Rev. Monsignor is much
his friend and fellow student at Rome,
sc.lla Of Calabria- He has written an
interesting biographical notice of this
distinguished prelate, which will appear
in next weeks issue of the Philadelphia
st. Peters
The much talked of entertainment of
the Dramatic Club of the Sodality
Lyceum will be held on Monday. Tues
a Mesk and T Medn nfnb w Evenings nrsseO Of mex. next
Displayed by the aesi mesmb begs" Of fnt the a0e cast
in the recent rehearsals, the perform
ances will be the most successful, from
a dramatic standpoint, in the history
of the club. A large number of tickets
have been sold and large audiences are
non. who has had a wide experience in
dramatics will be the stage manager.
IT, win Be- assisted mTs5s VIII, by IN Mr. f,rs 5ohn j. );
characters for the play IS as foliows:-
Sir Anthony Absolute .Thos. F. Rooney
Captain Absolute CHS
Faulkland.......... ......John ]. Sullivan
Bob Acres......... ....-- john F.. Nugent
Fag..... ............. John F. Murphy
T III maslas oir.s ss.s, Edward 1dn +. Me Gass
Lydia. 49,. Miss Veronica stanton
Jplia., 49,. Miss Katie saimon
,ucy.-.. ....Mis Ns,s annie McRonala
The sodality Lyceum has decided to
hold its annual picnic in the Greenville
Schuetzen Park. on Thursday, June n.
One of the features will be the athletic
games.
Rev. Father Emerich. S. J., former d.
reetor of the League of Sacred Heart.
left on Saturday last for the Mission of
Jamaica. His successor is Rev. Father
Patrick Casey, s. j., of Woodstock Col
iege.
81. Lucy,s.
The Holy Rosery Society will hold its
The new church has been completed
TO the water table, and the contract for
this work, which is a separate one, is
Consequently carried put, Rev; Fath ne
fore deciding whether. to give out the
,ontract for the completion OF the edi>
flee.
st. Brfdgevs.
The st. Bridget's Lyceum has fixed
Wednesday. August Z. as the date for it's
annual picnic. Laurelton Grove, Staten
Island. will be the objective point: Ath-
lures. The iron steamboat Cygnus has
been chartered for the event. The COM
mittee of arrangements is as follows
Thomas J.. Burns, Chairman; Edward J.
Coleman and Thomas r. Murray.
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