The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-11

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nounced that on Wednesday evening,
Anril S. the Catholic Club Dramatic
Union will produce the four-act drama,
sIrnder Two Flags This play is re-
plete with thrilling situations ana q
strong cast has been selected for it.
A new rule that went into effect at the
last meeting of the Board OF Directors IS
that all members of the club VINO are
in arrears with their dues to the amount
of s.. will AVE their names piaee en on n
paid or until they have been suspeioeu
at the quarterly meeting.
st. Bridget's.
The Irish drama "~Inshavogue' wnlch
will be produced by the dramatic talent
of ST.. Bridgets Lyceum for three nights
beginning Monday evening, April j. IN
ST. Bridget's Hall, promises to equal IL
not surpass the previous plays given py
the Young amateurs of the Lyceum.
Rehearsals are held three nights a
week. BY the time the play is produced
the members of the cast will all know
their parts thoroughly and no mishap VIII
occur.
The cast is as follows:-"Bryan Nc
Cure. WILLIAM VI.
Rurke." P. NJ. Dunno; Sir Frederick,
T. F. Brennan; Harry Darlington, M.
J. McTiernan; Hon. Adolphus Vane,- =.
Convery; Terry Blake" Charles Roden'
Kate O'Dwyer." Miss Annie Miiier'
Lady O'Dwyer,'' Miss Rose Kelly;
"Kitty O,Connor," Miss Mamie K. shar-
key.
The Entertainment Committee is COM
posed of Matthew T. Maloney, Chairman;
John J. McTiernan, P. J. Flanagan ana
Ambrose Mohr.
For the first time the Rev. john r.
Chidwick of the Inflated battleshlp
Maine. will make his appearance IN thls
city tomorrow evening at st. Brldget ;
Hall IN Mercer street, when he Will de-
liver a lecture, entitled Destruction OF
the Maine and the War with Spain, I'M
der the auspices of the Catholic Socle-
ties of this diocese.
The Rev. Monsignor Seton will preside
at the meeting. Seated on the stage with
him. will be a large number of well known
clergymen from all parts of the state
of New Jersey.
The Committee of Arrangements, OF
which John Murphy is chairman, when
has worked so hard for the success OF
| the lecture, has arranged a programme
which will precede the lecture. The pro-
gramme is:-Overture, 1.-The American
| Patrol, Jersey City Letter Carriers
| Rand: vocal solo, Mr.. Danie Maroney;
| recitation, sHurral,'' Mr.. B. Russell
| Throckmorton; selection, my country
'Tis of Thee Letter Carriers Band.
st. Peters.
The rehearsals of the members of the
Lyceum for the play, Hazel Kirke,'
| which they will present after Easte.
week still continue. The young amateurs
are progressing wonderfully with The
parts to which they ave been assigned
The regular meeting Of the Lyceum vii
be held Tuesday evening. The new
| clubhouse is nearing completion ane
Father Harlin requests that all the mem
bers be present as usine of special i'm
portance and of great interest to the
members is to be transacted.
The usual services of the young men ant
ladies' sodalities of the church VIII n'
held Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock in tn
upper part of the church.
The children of st. Peters Parochia
School will present the first play in st
Peters new hall Easter week. The Pr
nils are now rehearsing very dlilgensl,
for the event. The tickets will be circu
lation by the later part OF next week.
St. Lucy's.
Two prominent parishioners of st
Lucy's Parish, who do not care to. nav
their names made known, have presented
he Rev. Father Boylan with a splendid
statute of st. Anthony of Padua It viii
adorn the first column in the sanctuar.
and its companion piece directly opposit'
will be q cruifix.
Miss Mamie Keegan, of No. 27 Four
tenth street, one of the church buiioms
collectors, has been presented with
beautiful statue of the Sacred Heart. Mis-
Keegan collected $1,000 for the churcl
building fund, which has been closed
A church debt society has been formed.
Great preparations for the presentation
of an Irish drama are being made by tn
pupils of St. Lucy's Parochial School, o.
the evening of March 16 and II. There wi
be other interesting features, includini
patriotic choruses; fancy dancing an
tableaux, one of which VIII pc Inc WIS
and Foolish Virgins"
St. Joseph'sI
st. Joseph's Lyceum will give it's annua
Easter reception on Wednesday evening
Aprfl S. at Pavonia Hall. The reception
given by this Lyceum equal n give
in this city and the Management Com
mfttee is doing its utmost to make thi
one surpass all previous ones held. N
expense will be spared to accomplish thi
purpose. The committee consists of Sid
ney O'Donnell, chairman; Edward O'Neil
Andrew Lyons, Andrew Lynch. Patricl
Fitzsimmons, John O'Brien, John Griffin
John Mannion, Edward Davis, DAME
Driscoll, John Kinkead, Bernard Tull
and Daniel Smith.
Monsignor Seton has replied to the com
mittee in charge of Father Chadwick
lecture tina he would preside at til
meeting. The Monsignor is a busy ma
these days. Of late he has spoken a
several dinners and has lectured FIRE
quently.
st. PauI's Greenvil1e.
Contrary to the usual spring plans, tn
Catholic Gu has not as yet made an
arrangements for a dramati production
Only one piece has been given ~ tn
dramatic section this season. The par
ishioners have been greatly disappointed
At least two performances We're Away
Given beretofOre.