San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-14
CATHOLIC NEWS
THIS WEEKS CALENDAR.


Monday-St. Zachary, pope.
TueSday-Sts. Abraham and Mary
office of Holy Apostles.
Wednesday-St. Patrick, cOnfessoI
and bishop, apostle of Ireland.
ThurSday-St. Cyril of Jerusalem.
Friday-St. Joseph, patron of the
universal church.
Saturday-St. Wulfran, archbishop
st. JOseph's church fair will be held
May Is, 10 and 20.
Today is regular communion Sun
day for the A. o. II. division and the
members will attend early mass at
o'clock at st. Mary's church, in q
| body.
4 meeting of the marshals for the
st. Patrick's day parade under the
auspices of the a. o. H., will be held
| in their hall at o'clock this after
| noon. The program for the Obser-
vance of st. Patrick's day by the A.
O. II. and the Emmett rifles, of HOus-
ton. as their guests, will be about as
follows:
The division will assemble at Z
o'clock Wednesday morning and
proceed to the Southern Pacific depot,
where at 7:25 n. IN. they will re-
cCiye the Emmett rifles and escort
them to their hall or the Belknap RI
fes armory, where breakfast will be
served. At 9:15 n. IN. the parade
will assemble on Travis square and
proceed to Houston street and to Mill
,,ln nrrhon aSul11n1
and the cathedral, across Main plaza
and up Commerce street and through
Alamo to Alamo plaza. where after
passing the Alamo building they will
proceed through Houston and st. Ma
rvs streets, to st. Mary'S Catholic
church, where all will attend solemn
high mass ut 10 o'clock. Bishop For
est will Officiate at mass and Rev. Fa-
Their Kline. of Austin. will preach the
sermon.
Dinner will be served at - by the
Ladies auxiliary of the A. Q. II. and
after dinner and until between and
o'clock p. III. an informal reception
will be held At about the hour men,
toned the Emmett rifles will give an
exhibition drill on Alamo plaza. At
ter the drill lunch will be served and
their guests will be escorted back to
their train when they will leave for
Houston. The entertainment AT Beet
hOven hall at night will conclude the
celebration.
Wednesday being an Ember day,
Ia day of total abstinence and Obliga-
tom the dinner served the guests
will consist only of n fine chOwder.
oysters and other food not prescribed
in the regulations. On account of
st. Patrick'S day falling in Lent no
diSpensatiOn could be procured for
other arrangements.
The proposed new school for the Sth
Ward is now an assured fact and a
census of the available attendance is
being made. The bishop has some
property between Callaghan and
Leigh streets, about one block from
PreSa street. where the school will
likely be built.
st. Patrick's day will be celebrated
by st. Patrick'S parish as its patrOnal
feast with solemn high mass at $50
a. m. Father Fuhrwerk will cele
brate mass. and a Jesuit father from
Galveston will deliver the sermon.
Next Friday being the patrOnal feast
of st. JOsephS congregation and st.
JOseph's society, solemn high mass
will be celebrated in the morning AT
st. JOseph's church at the usual hour,
followed by a celebration in st. JO-
seph's hall.
Bishop Forest was in Victoria the
latter part of last week. He is eX-
pected home next Tuesday.
Very Rev. ]. B. Weimer. of Calves
ton, is in the city, visiting Rev. Father
Fuhrwerk, of st. Joseph's.
Rev. Father DOmbrOvki, pastor of
st. MichaelS church, has gone to
LOckhart where he will hold services
for the Polish colony of that vicinity
today. He will return this week.
The following are the names of the
participants in the entertainment to
be given at Beethoven hall on the
night of March II in honor of ST. Pat
rick'S day: Mrs. Andrews. Last Rose
of Summer" Mrs. Lips, Killarney"
Mrs. Spaulding. Kathleen Mavaur-
neen;" Gabe Cazell, MY Jennie. the
Flower of Kildare" Quartette, Messrs.
COrbett, Schramm. Baker, COughlin.
Schuwirth. Marucheau. Frank and
- GOldstein: Miss Marion Dove. rec
itatiOn; trio. Mrs. Hugo Griesenbeck,
Mrs. Guenther and Miss LacOste.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements of the celebration of st.
Patrick's day is made up as follows:
Thos. l.. COnrOy. chairman: J. T. Nc
Quepney. Chas. \. Salter. James f.
Garland. Pat O'TOOle, J. \. Laird. Pc
ter O'Brien. ]. ]. Sweeney, ThOs. Gar,
win. d. McClOskey. The grand mar.
shall will be Ed. W. lyman and the
ASSISTANTS will be Pat O'TOOle and II
b. Salliway, beside the marshals OF
the various societies that will take