The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
St. Patnck's Church.

. AAAuA LAdDbld Le 6t-INlCtS VIII be uElu
on the Sunday after Easter. in honor Of
Pope Leos coronation. The full pro-
gramme will be announced next week.
Mrs stephen Giusta. a highly respected
member Of the congregation, was buried
during the week. She Was a woman Of
sweet character and beautiful piety. The
! Sunday school entertainment will take
place on Thursday in Carroll Hall An
elaborate and highly artistic musical pro-
gramme will be rendered The choir will
/ be augmented and will be assisted by a
complete orchestra of picked musicians.
St Patrick's Sunday school is prepar-
ing for an entertainment to be given at
Carroll Institute Hall on Thursday OF
Easter week The Sunday school now
numbers $50 children. There are So
teachers. under the direction OF Father
GaynOr- The boys division Is superln-
tended by Sister Berchmans-the girls by
Sister Eusebia. Miss Carrie Alien is gen
eral secretary.
Immaculate Conception Church.
Owing to the illness Of both the tenor
and soprano soIoists on Passion Sunday.
the "s;abat Mater" which was TO have
been sung. was necessarily not per
formed
The Easter vespers tomorrow night viii
be accompanied by an orchestra composed
Of members Of thz Georgetown Orchestra
The music to be sung viii be Gloria
Nespers No. 3 which is comparatively
unknown in this city. and the orchestra
ton is entirely new. II having been writ
ten in New York for this special per
Torrance.
Inc resignation Of Mrs. Clara B. Smith.
the director. which takes effect with the
n1nCp Of g mid
GREETED The influence however. Of her
esTuestuess and enthusiasm viii not be
speedily lost She leaves the choir finely
organized and equipped, and the general
character Of the music viii probably not
be materially changed. The new director
viii take charge next Sunday
St. Theresa's Church.
The Rev. John Gaynor preached an eIo-
quent Lenten sermon on last Sunday
night to large congregation in this
church. Rev. James N. Burns, c. s. c.,
preached on last Thursday night
Easter Sunday solemn high mass will
be celebrated in this church at 9 o'clock
special musical programme has been
arranged for the occasion. by the choir
director. Mr. B. Ryan The sermon viii
be delivered by one Of the Redemptorist
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this church.
St. Dominic's Church.
Last Sunday the Very Rev DIT. l. F.
Kearney. o. P. spoke at all the masses.
giving in brief a history Of the New
Home Of Studies soon to be established by
the DOminicans near the Catholic Uni
versity OF America. In the evening at
H. ,FaT oh
The mysteries Of Holy Week.
The collection at all the masses to-
morrow will be for the Seminary Of the
Archdiocese. il Will be taken up by the
reverend fathers
The Very Rev. J. A. Bokel. o. P. died
on yesterday morning AT ST. DOminic's
Convent and will be buried on Monday
with solemn high requiem mass, at 10
O'Clock His remains viii lie in state
in the Holy Name Chapel.
St. Matthew's Church
St. Matthew'S Church. the Rev. Thomas
s. Lee. pastor-Solemn high mass to
morrow at Il O'Clock.
St. Peters Church.
The Rev. Father Bowling preached at
the Tenebrae service on Thursday even
.rg.
The Rev. Father Berkeley preached
Friday. The Rev. Father Yinglng, the
distinguished pulpit orator, viii deliver
the sermon at the 1920 o'clock mass to-
morrow.
Miss Mary Repetu viii be buried from
the church today at . O'Clock. She died
at Norfolk. Va
Vespers will be sung touorrow at
o'clock
The choir will render an elaborate must
cal programme at the late Lass.
Next Friday. the usual Sacred Heart
devotions viii take place at 7.3O o'clock
p. m
The Rev. Father O'Keefe was a visitor
at the pastoral residence during the
week
Vespers at st. Peters on Easter Sun
day will be made notable by the presence
Of the carefully prepared prograslr1c Of
two violin numbers by c. +. Christian,
who has been playing with great success
AT ChaSes Theatre this week The num-
bers selected are ChopIn's ''Nocturue H."
and GounOd- Bach's Ave Maria" and an
artistic rendition Is fully assured.
AT the solemn high mass. Mr. DOmenico
Stanisci, a violinist Of great promise
will play three numbers, Mendelssohn's
Spring Song" "Berccuse," from 10
selyn,' by GODDARD. and the grand march
from "Tannhauser" Wagner.
st. AuguStine's Church.
The Rev Father Fitzpatrick. Of the
Catholic University. viii preach at the
late mass Easter Sunday at II o'clock
The celebrant will be Rev. Father Hol-
land. Of the Catholic University, assisted
by the fathers OF this church
Vespers will be sung al s o'clock p
m. and will be followed by beuodiction.
On Friday evening from 4.30 o'clock I'm
III s o'clock there WAS a solemn eNposi-
ion Of the blessed sacrament, closing with
benedictiou.
Confessions were heard on Thursday
from ! until O'Clock.
Sodality services Will be held every
Thursday evening at o'clock
A grand sociable will be given on East
er Monday night al Carroll Hall. on G
Street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets,
at s o'clock
ST. Cyprian's Church.
Masses on Easter Sunday viii be said
at 6. 9, aud 1880 o'clock, and yespers,