The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-06

at g. 4 . and 1920 o'clock. In the
evening hymns. rosary and beneiic-
ton at o'clock During the week
masses at 6. $50 and : o'clock a m
Sodality meetings viii remain discon-
tinued until about October /
The Rev. Brother WheIan. s. J.. has
been transferred from Frederick. Nd
10 Holy Trinity Parish. greatly 20 the
delight Of his numerous friends. not a
few Of whom we're his pupils at old
Trinity School in the DAYS gone bv.
The prospects for the fair early in
January of next year are bright. and
the committees and their assistants are
determined il possible to make it the
most successful fair ever held by Trim
ity congregation.
The ccIored members Of the congre-
cation. not 70 be behind their white
brethren, have made arrangements for
match game of base hail on the
Georgetown College rgounds at D. N.
September 10. The gate money will 20
TO swell the fund for the new school
house. The Contcsting clubs will be
the War Eagles and Belmont Lovers
Of the national game are promised q
great treat.
St Stephen Church. PENNSYLVANIA
= tAAuE anu iaAu street ADE III
west, the Rev ". 5. CaUghy. pastor;
the Revs- ?. T O'Conneil and T. Glib
bons Smytn, ssistants-Sunday, masses
8. I. 9 and II a m each low mass.
a short sermon at the last one. Chill
dren's mass at 3 o'clock in the base
ment: baptisms. s p m: rosary AM
benediction. 100 .. m The regular
meetings Of the sodality will be discon-
tinued during summer.
St. Theresa's Church. Anacostfa. the
Rev VI. Bart. pastor: Rev Francis
Schwallenberg, assistant-Sundsy mass
Is. $50 and .; baptisms. p. m; bene-
dictiOn, p. N.
St Anthony's Church. BrookIaud. the
Rev. Joseph T. O'Brien, pastor; the Rev.
August N Mark. assistant-Masses Sun
day, ! and $50: week days. $50; Sun
day evening service, 7:45 O'Clock
Church of the Nativity. Brightwood-
The Rev. c. o. Resensteel will oficiate
tomorrow morning at o'clock He will
also celebrate mass on Wednesday a.
T:3G; baptisms by special appointment
St Cyprian's Church. corner Thir-
teenth and c Streets southeast, the Rev
James R Matthews, pastor; the Rev. P
J. Richie, assistaut-Sunday, masses, 6,
9, and 1870 O'Clock a m. all low
masses; baptisms. 4 D. N; benediction
p n. The regular weekly meeting Of
the sodaIity and Sunday school will con-
tinue during the summer.
The ladies having charge OF the differ
ent tables are making great prepaTa-
lions Tor the fair. which viii be held
from November 4 TO 10 next. and many
costly and beautiful specimens of needle
work are well under way.
The Oblate Sisters Of Providence,
whose mother house is in Baltimore,
have charge OF the parocniaI school
This year the annual retreat was made
at the convent OF the order in this city.
Rev. Henry BOTmann c. SIS. R. from
Annapolis. Nd, conducted the retreat
On September Is the school season
opens, with prospects OF an increased
attendance Of pupils.
St. AIMS Church, Tenleytown. the
Rev Joseph c. MaIlon, pastor-Sunday
masses. SIS and 1O:45; benediction i'm
ieediately after the last mass
The work on the new church is going
on apace, and TO all appearances Ten
Ieytown Catholics will soon have a
church of which they may well be proud
The Rev Father MaIIon continues TO
hold his weekly entertainments for the
benefit Of the new church. They are held