The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-04

sermon was preached and beucdiction
given at 4-5o in the afternoon
81. Peters Church-The masses tomor-
row viii De at the usual hours. The
Young Catholic Friends Society VIII meet
after the high mass tomorrow. last night
The regular Friday evening Sacred Heart
devooons took place.
St Theresa's Church. High
mass viii De celebrated tomorrow by the
Rev Mr. SchwalleuberE High mass az
O'Clock
stAueustiue's Church Benedfctfoa after
the II O'Clock mass tomorrow 20 SaIu-
taris.' Franz "Tantum Ergo Mario.
Mrs j. EspUta-DaIy. leader. Miss ~
Nullsiv. organist.
The usual Sacred Heart devotions were
held last night.
The sunday school children gave au en-
tertainUeut last Monday evening which
proved q most enjoyable affair
After the vespeT service tomorrow even
ing the fathers Of the church viii mold a
reception iu the basement of the church.
The annual financial statement of this
perish i~ now tu process OF ulcParario
and Will De- read out cd AN the masses
on the FIRST sunday in February Mauy
doua ions for O. aew organ 10 Dee erected
his year hive been received aud thanks
ere returned 10 the donors.
ST. Cypriau-s rhurch-The Rev j. d.
Matthews. pastor. viii eouduc. services
tomorrow al G-l5. @ and 1890 a. m.- bap-
tisms az & %. M ve5uers al & p. ~ There
viii be q sermon "a the late mass.
Church OF ,he Nativity. Brghrvood-
The services tomorrow viii take place 1T
the usual hours.
81. AutLouy-- Church. BrooaIeud Mass
tomorrow morning viii DE celebrated at
500 a m- SUNDAY school al $3.50 o. IN
The Rev. Eugene A. hauuau IS pastor
az the church.
ST Martins of Tours Church. Bloom
ugdale-Na-s viii be celebrated ,omor-
row morning at 1890 a. I'D. by The Rev.
Father Hannah. sunday school al $3.50 p-
M Meeting IL the Pensioners az 1920 p.
m- The sermon viii De preached 40 the
high mass hv ghe Rev. Father Hannah.
Chapel OF lrs Catholic University Serv-
Ices tou0Truv VIII take place al the usual
hours
Chapel of Georgetown University
morrow's services viii take place ar
schedule hours. Mass vii be celebrated
by one of the university faculty.
Tt is announced chat the Rev. Henry G..
Ganss. rector OF ST. Patrick's Church.
Carlisle. Pa. and chancellor Of the do
cese of Harrisburg. Pc, has accepted the
appointment a5 financial agent of tho
Catholic Indian schools The prefer was
made him BIS a result OF The deliberations
Of the Archbishops OF the United States
recently Al the Catholic University.
The headquarters OF Father Gauss viii
be at the Bureau of Catholic Indian Mis-
siOns IN this city.
Father Gauss has long held 4 promi-
nent position ia the eyes Of the country.
I'm him there is a fusion OF qualities that
are rarely found IN conjunction. His ad-
mirabie administration OF the details OF
large diocese has proven his CapabiIity as
an administrator He has. TOO. culture
and an academic bias that have given
him an important place in the world Of
serious criticism Those who reIl under
the claim or his eloquent lectures 2eIiv-
cred in this city viii not soon forget
them, nor the fascinating personality that
they reveal The breadth Of his scholar
ship and the brilliauCy OF his phrasing
give him unique Importance as an in
ICTpTetCT OF music Father Ganss iS still
a young man The ArchbishOps could not
have selected anyone better equipped for
the delicate tasks that hedge in the APP
pointment OF financial agent OF the Cath
Ollie Indian Schools.
The Rev. Father jeremiah j. Crowley
the Catholic priest who was disciplined at