The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28

church. Then with flags flying and drums
beating the cadets will march in.
The religious services will consist Of the
prayer for the Church and Civil Authori-
ties" composed by Archbishop Carroll,
the friend of Washington. The audience
will take part in the singing of the league
hymns, after which Arch bishop Rior-
dan will deliver sermon to the boys and
administer the pledge. Benediction of
the blessed sacrament and the singing of
TIE Deum conclude the celebration.
The hours for Assem- bling for the various
branches are as follows:
St. Peters Branch Company 1, L. c. c., 1
O'Clock st. Paul S senior and junior branches
and Company h, L. C. c., 80 O'Clock; ST.
James Branch and Company +, L. c. C., 1
o'clock; Mission Dolores Branch and Com
pany L. L. C. c., l O'Clock: ST. Charles Branch
and Company 3. L. C. c., l O'Clock; Youths d.
reetory Branch, O'Clock; st Joseph's Branch,
O'Clock; St. Tsresa's Branch, 1 o'ciock; ST.
Roses Branch, L O'Clock; ST. Brendan's
Branch and Company II, l.. Z. c., o'lock; st.
Patrick's Branch, 1:15 O'Clock; st. MHrys
and Company NJ, i. C. c., l O'Clock; St.
Brigid's Branch and Company G, L. C. c., 1 80
o'clock; Holy Cross Branch, 1:15 O'Clock
Sacred Heart Branch and Company D. L. c.
c., 1:l5 O. clock; St. Mary's Cathedral Branch
and Company A, L. c. c.. 80 o'clock The
branches located outside of San Francisco are
at the cathedral al O'Clock.
To-day the forty-hour alteration will
begin at st. Ignatius Church. After the
late mass the blessed sacrament will be
carried in procession through the church,
~ M bers from the gentlemen's and
stuoents' sodalities participating. From
the conclusion of the procession until the
will be exposed for the alteration CT the
faithful. Sunday evening after vespers,
Rev. B. CalZis. ST., will deliver q sermon
on the Real Presence" A grand musical
programme has been arranged for Sunday
morning and evening, and will be rendered
bysa quartet of professionals, assisted by
q male chorus.
gramme: Orsan prelude, overture to the
occasional oratorio. (HandeD; Mass in G,
(Gounod); Benedic.us, q. b. da F ,lcon-
dra); offertory piece, 20 Cor" (Riga);
organ postlude, Communion in G. ban
tiste): meditation, IF. Cappocci). The
evening programme will be as follows
Organ prelude. Elevation, (Saint Saens)
Motette, "Jesu Dulcis. (RigD; Tantum
professional March," (Gu lmant).
Every Sunday evening during Lent one
of series of lectures on interesting SUBJ
iects will be delivered at ST. Ignatius
Church.
During the coming season OF Lent the
Rev. Father Powers, G. S. p. will on every
Wednesday evening deliver a discourse
upon "The Passion of our Lord Jesus
Christ" in ST. Mary's Church, California
street, at 7:45 O'Clock. The following will DC
the order of the discourses: Ash Wednes-
| day. March 3. In the Garden of Olives
Wednesday, March 10, "The Betrayal
| Wednesday. March II. Before Annas and
Caiaphas"; Wednesday, March24, Before
Herod and Plate; Wednesday, March
81, "The Denial"; Wednesday, April z
Jesus or Barrabas" Wednesday, April
IA, "The Journey to Calvary"
This evening the services at the FRS
! Baptist Church will be given into the
hands of the Endeavorers of the church
who will present an interesting pro
| gramme.
The Salvation Army's woodward wa.
opened yesterday. 1t is hoped that it viii
meet with the success il deserves.
Rev. William r. Alger of Boston will
pre- ach to-day in the Berkeley Unitarian
Church This will be his first sermon
here in four years or more, and he come.
now as the pastor of the church, havint
accepted the call extended to him som,
time ago.
Rev. DR.. Pond left Thursday fo- his an