The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-14

! Garrisan. Of the Catholic University.
/ During the novena there is at the convent
/ where the Tabernacle Society has work
| rooms. an exhibition of the work OF the
members for poor churches.
The Rev. Father MCGEE. pastor Of tie
Sacred Heart Church. Mount Pleasant. is
/ IN good luck. He received during The
! past two weeks from personal friends and
| members OF his congregation $3.50 for the
I placing OF the organ, $3.50 for a baptisnaI
/ font, $3.50 for an altar, and $50 cash from
{ Mrs. ThysOn in memory of her deceased
husband. The fair and euchre party
which were given this week in the Car
roll Institute we're not as prolific, as lar
as lar as receipts are concerned. as their
predecessors; still. Father MCGEE says
/ that he is very well satisfied with the re-
ceIDts, and desires 70 thank all those who
assisted IN the undertaking Father Me
Gee since he took charge OF his new
parish through personal efforts has been
able to pay of the indebtedness on the
parish hall and site Tor the church. cor
ner OF Fourteenth Street and Whitney
Avenue northwest
St AIMS Church. Tenleytown-The Rev.
Joseph C MaIIon will of1ciate to-
morrow at the regular hours and will
preach the sermon.
st. Anthony's, Brookland-The Rev.
Father Hannah has arranged a new sched-
ule OF winter services, as follows: One
mass every Sunday. $50 a m: Sunday
School, $3.50 a IL; baptisms, p. N;
rosary and beneGiction, Z D m: mass at
Soldiers Home, a m every Sunday;
be1ediction at St. VinceHt's Orphan
Asylum every Sunday at p. m. The Rev
Father HaEnss viii celebrate mass at Sol
dieTs' Home tomorrow at 6 2. n, and the
Rev. August Mark will celebrate mass at
St Anthony's Church
St Martin of Tours Church. Blooming
dale, pastor, the Rev. Father Eugene Han
nan-High mass viii be celebrated tomor-
row at 1890 a. N. by the Rev. Father Han
nan. who viii also preach. Sunday
School at $3.50 p m; meeting OF parish
toner's at AGO D. m J. c. Y. Smith, the
president Of the congregation, desires a
full attendance at the parishioners' meet
ing
st. Joseph's Church. pastor. the Rev.
V F Schmitt; Assistant. Rev P. c. Ga
van-SeTTices at ZOO. 500. and 1890 q
m; vesPers, z p M, and Sunday School,
10 a. N.
st. Mathews Church, Thomas S. Lee,
rector-services tomorrow viii take place
at Z, 9 and II o'clock a. m. Vespers !
p. m Sunday school 9 a. 10. The choir
will sing directed by Miss GIennan. TIE
Sodality yesterday held a service at which
Father Sterling delivered a sermon and
gave the benediction.
st. Patrick'5 Church, DR.. D. J. Stafford.
services will take
place at I, and IL o'clock a. N. Father
DoIan viii preach and Father Gaynor will
celebrate solemn high mass. Vespers viii
be soIemnized az 10 O'Clock. baptisms at
$50 O'Clock. The devotion of the Blessed
Sacrament was held Thursday, and DR..
Stafford preached to a large congregation.
st. Peters Church. pastor the Rev.
James NJ o-Brien-Services at this church
will take place at the regular hours.
Father o'BTien has moved into the new
pastoral residence.
St Stephens Church. pastor. the Rev.
~. s. Caughy-Services tomorrow at !.
and II q m. yespers at $50 D. m
ST. Theresa's Church, Anacosfia, pastor. |
he Rev Michael P suiIivan-services to-
will t-f- r1Taesa al ,,-,,aJ