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parations are being made to make the
ceremonies interesting to all.
AL Saints.
The regular services will be held at
All Saint r. C. Church tomorrow. The
~curate, Father Doyle, is devoting all his
leisure time to making the coming picnic
a success.
st. Boniface's.
The Committee appointed at the last
meeting of st. Aloysius Lyceum, to make
arrangements for the ansual parish
euchre will make a report tomorrow at
the meeting of the Lyceum, which Will
take place at the headquarters on First
street.
st. Nicholas.
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WeyIand of St. Nicholas Church, the
Rev. Father Busonia. S. j., is acting rec
tor.
The parish of St. Nicholas has sustain
ed a loss in the death of Martin Bermes,
who helped to build the church He died
last Saturday n was buried In the
Catholic Holy Cemetery in West Side ay-
enue.
St. Miohael's.
The seaffolding which has almost total
" hidden the walls and arched ceiling OF
the interior of st. Michaers Church dur
ing the. past summer while repairs We're
being made viii soon be removed, and
even the regular communicates win be
astounded at the Transformation. When
the decorations are completed st. Mich
aels will be one of the handsomest
church edifices exteriorly mi interiorly in
the city.
St. Paul OF the Gross.
Great preparations are going forward
for the great outing of the members of
St. Paul of the Cross parish on Labor
Day. 1t will be held under the auspices
Of the Holy Name Society. A splendid
programme Of athletic contests has been
arranged for The young men of the parish
and amusements will be provided for
men. women and children. It is believed
that the outing will be attended by al
most every member of the parish.
The Forty Hours devotional service,
known as the Alteration of Our Blessed
Lord will commence at st. Paul of the
Gross tomorrow morning.
ST. Peters.
Tonight will end the first week OF st.
Peters fifth annual garden party, and 1t
has been far more successful h the
parties held in previous years. The peo-
pie of the parish nave been very liberal
and have helped the cause along in a
grand manner which pleases the Rev.
Father Harlin very much, for it shows
how they appreciated his labors in get
ting the event together. The ladies and
gentlemen who are assisting the Rev. Fa-
Their Harlin in his good work are also
deserving of great praise, as they have
been working like beavers since the party
opened, collecting dimes and nickeis from
the large crowds that visited the party
zach evening, and they certainly have
been very successful during the past
week.
The party will continue this evening and
all next week. It seems that each even
ing the party has been in progress the
larger the crowd has been, and should the
same number of people visit the grounds
next week as have In the past. the party
win certainly be one of the biggest inan-
cial successes ever held under the aus
pieces Of st. Peters Church.
St. Hridpet's.
The final arrangements for st. Brid-
get.s annual lawn party are completed,
and 1t will open Monday evening at Mon
mouth Park. Montgomery and Monmouth
street. at 7:so O'Clock amid blazing cleo
trio lights. gayIy decorated booths
stocked with all kinds of good things
which will be on sale every afternoon and
evening for one week. The rector, the
Rev. Father Ryan, and his assistants, the
REV. Fathers Keyes and BOIL, have
worked hard during the past three weeks
making ARRANGEMENTS for the party, and
they are looking forward to one OF the
most successful events that has ever
taken place by st. Bridget's.
This years party viii eclipse all others,
and the grounds upon which the party
will be given his year will be twice the
size Of the ones held during the previous
years. In the spacious grounds a large
platform, 50x50. has been erected, and
dancing can be enjoyed in the open air.
On Friday evening. September I, a
grand progressive euchre win take place
on the spacious platform IN the open air.
This is certainly a new feature, and It
Is expected that fully six hundred play
ers will participate in the games Tne
prizes to be awarded will number twenty
five, and each one Of them will be very
costly. The tug Of war between the
members OF the police and fire department
is creating considerable gossip as TO
which viii be the lucky team that viii
receive the gold medals that will be
awarded the winners.
Among the other novelties that will at
tract ones attention are the kissing
Bug Lawn Pool" and Knocking out
the Filipinos.s The different societies
that will have charge Of the booths AND
the chairmeu of each are:4Children OF
Mary, Miss M. Smith: Ladies' Catholic
circle. Mrs. W. r. Gossenberger; Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Legion, Mrs. X.
Coleman Young Mems Lyreum. John j.
MuIvaney; Isl. Vincent d Paul. Mr., Nj
Nevin; Referee OF tug-of-Wtr, Nj. PHIL
lips; superintendent Of match, Mr. 4
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