The times., 1901-06-09
A CORNERSTONE LAYING.
The Exercises Today at the New
Church of the Sacred Heart.

AhuEch OF kht sacred heart
The cornerstone of the Church of the
Sacred Heart, which is to be erected at
| Fourteenth Street and Whitney Avenue
northwest will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies this afternoon at o'clock.
The Knights of Columbus will have
charge of the exercises. Cardinal Mar
tineili will oficiate. assisted Dy the Rev.
John d, Whitney and the Rev. /. f. Nj.
Bumont. DR.. Conaty, rector of the Cath
olic University. viii preach the Sermon.
The order of exercises viii be as follows:
Hymn, onward, Christian Soldiers"
Hymn, League Of the Sacred Heart"
Collection.
Ceremony Of laying Of cornerstone.
Hymn, Holy God, We Praise Thy
Name"
America" "
Following the ceremonies Father McGee
Will entertain the Cardinal and clergy at
a luncheon at the Stratford Hotel
The following are the committees which
have had charge Of the details of the ar
rangements:
Committees Of Knights Of Columbus:
Executive Committee-Ten members
from each of the FIVE councils: DR.. A. d.
Wilkinson. Chairman; c. J. Desmond, Sec
retary.
lnvitations-Dr William 3. DAILY, Chair
man; c. ]. Carmody, Patrick Kennedy,
William c. Jacques. George W. Barry.
Committee on Music-Dr. F o. Roman,
Chairman; William Davern. J. 7. 3. Per
~.
Committee on Mounted Escort-Clarence
Nohe, Chairman; John +. Rafferty,, John
A McMahon, Charles r. Kengla, p. J.
Committee on Choral service-L. E.
Cannon.
Marshal of Mounted Eseort-P. J. Nee.
Marshal of Parade-P. J. Haltigan.
Joint committees;
Press-Dr. Frank T Howe. Chairman:
r. Edwin Joyce David Moore, Charles 5.
Lusk. DR.. William B. DAILY, DR.. +. O. Ro-
man, p. J. Haltigan, George j. Hoffman,
Thomas Howard Brooks, James II. John
son, jr.
Coliectlon-Henry W. sohon. Chairman;
Maurice b. Alexander, John T. Coughlin,
William L. Holmead, jr., John Mcmahon.
David Moore. Kenneth O'Dwyer, Harry
B. Merritt, William T. Warthen, p. J.
Brosnan, T. II. O'Farrell. John a. Madi-
gan. John J. Fuller, Dr. Joseph A. Mudd,
Dr. William r. DAILY, T. J. Trodden, NJ. J.
Shea r. NJ Welch, George w. Barry,
John NJ DALEY, Thomas J. Irwin, George
J. May. Perry Miller. Walter 4. Reiss Ed
ward Tally, Richard c. Warthen. DR..
John H Burch. Clement Crogman, Law
renee Mangan, John Moran. William
Ryan. John II. Rupert. Ronald McDon-
aid. Thomas p. Rooney, DR.. Albert J. Car
rico William i. Drury, r. Edwin Joyce,
Arthur J. May. William J. O'Dwyer, Ben
jamin Solari, William f. Thyson, Harry
J. Warthen, William II. De Lacey, I. l..
McEneany, John Ebert, John Murphy,
John j Dermody, c. L. Wagner Joseph
+. Marsden, Charles r. Welch.
Committees Of Sacred Heart parish:
General Committee-George J. May,
Chairman; George w. Barry, Vice Chair
man: Charles s. Lusk, Secretary; all the
gentlemen of the parish.
To Confer with Knights of Columbus
George w. Barry, Chairman; Maurice u.
Alexander, Guido NJ. Callan, John f.
COughlin. John NJ. Daley, William /
Drury, James N. JirdinstOn, Charles S.
Lusk, Walter A Reiss, William 7. Warth-
en-. Edward J. McQuade.
on Grounds-Wilam T. Warthen.
Chairman; George w. Barry. Guido G
Callan. John NJ. Cennor. William L. Dru-
~. John NJ. Daley, William Holmead, jr.,
ard c. Warthen.
nvitations-Guido c. Callan. Chairman;
William J. O'Dwyer Walter a. Reiss.
Badges-Dr Albert ]. Carrico, Chair
man; George J. May.
Reception-James NJ. Jirdinston, Chair
man: William H Machen. Edmund 5. Dill
lone. William J.. Drury, Charles > Lusk'
William T. Wsrthen, Richard c Warthen,
John T. Coughlin, Maurice B. Alexander,
r. Edwin Joyce, John NJ. Daley, David
Moore, Henry w. Sohon, James Tally,
GUIDO g Nallan, george ". bdIi4p CtOi6S
J. May. Benjamin Solari
The building TO be first erected viii be
used later on as the parish hail. The
church to be built later will occupy /
portion of the same lot. The hall viii be
a one-st0ry structure of red brick, with a /
frontage Of So feet and a depth of 100 feet. (
1t viii cost S20rO00.
The Rev. Joseph r McGee. the pastor. /
Is one of the best known cieTgymen in the I
District He was formerly assistant pas I
.or of St Patrick's Church and remained .
there for thirteen years when he formed ,
he Sacred Heart parish.