The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-12

W CD6EtlLL pOHllIGGtSQr anu the rev.
Father Smith preached an admirable ser
mon in which he outlined the contribu-
lions of the Papacy to the advancement
of human civilization.
Immaculate Conception Church The
concert given by the St Vincent de Paul
Society on last Tuesday evening was
brilliant success The audience, which
tested the capacity of the hall, was an
appreciati7e one, as each number on TIC
program was encored. Miss Mullaly, who
had charge of the program was highly
complimentcd for the fine array of talent
presented
The program was opened By Mr. H
Duffy. whose fine baritone voice was
heard to great advantage in his selection
Ali Moon Of my Delight - from the Per-
sian Garden. Miss Mamie Grant con-
tralto, followed with Tuaison's Twas
But Dream" Mrs Cook recfted and
Miss Mabel Latimer sang II Love Yod,''
hy Sobeski- Mr. Arthur y. Mayo. rem
dered artistically on ti,e piano ST Sae1s'
EtUde En- fCTme de FaISe. Miss Annie
Flenings numbers were Ny Heart at
Thy Sweet Voice. St Saens. and Song
Of Heart, Tunison- Nj George O'COn-
nor, as usual had 10 respond to several
encoTes before his audience was satisfied.
Mrs. Annie Grant-Fugitt was another ia
vorite al sang "EHzabe-h's Prayer, -
from WaEneT's TannhauseT
Mr.. Anton Kaspar vioIinist. received
an ovation after the rendition OF his two
numbers, Wieniawski's Romance and
'-Zigenerweisen, by Sarasate- Mr.. John
Ftnnegan's sweet tenor was then heard
in StreIezki's Dreams" The program
closed with a recitation and pantomine
by the senior elocutiOH class of the I'm
maculate Conception Academy. The ac-
cOmpanists were Misses Mason. Mullaly
Kearon. Leeds. Joyce. and Mr.. Mayo. To-
morrow's services will take place at the
usual hours.
St. Matthews Church-The Rev. Father
Buckley will be celebrant at the high mass
tomorrow morning The Novena Of the
Nine Tuesdays viii commence next Tues
day morning.
St Dominic's Church-Divfsion No 4,
A O H Will receive holy communion
tomorrow at the 100 O'Clock mass.
Meeting Of the Third Order OF St. Dom
mic tomorrow al 4 p. n
St. Mary's Church-High mass tomor-
row morning viii be celebrated by the
Rev. Father Roth, at 1920 o'clock. The
Two marriages viii be celebrated in this
church the coming week
On Sunday, April 20. the members of
St. Joseph's Society Will receive holy
communion in a body At 1890 o'clock
the annual solemn high mass said for
their intention viii be celebrated. The
Rev. Father CaUghy will OfnCiate-
On April Miss Gertrude Auth, daugh-
ter Of S2ntus Auth, was married to Mr.
1r.EH
the ceremony there was a reception at
the home Of the brides father on Blad-
ensburg Road.
Sacred Heart Church-The Easter music
al the Church If the Sacred Heart. Mount
Pleasant. was 50 pleasing TO the congre-
cation and visitors that request for its
repetition en- last Sunday was made upon
the pastor. and in compliance Herewith
the same music was rendered including
the assistance Of the select orchestra
whose work last Sunday was exceptional
~ fine The program was Gounod's Messe
Solennelle. Saint Cecilia. DiabeIIi's eau
deamus, Gloria S FeHi Creator from his
mass No. S. with Recessi0naI L.audate
DOminum. by Cassarini with orchestral
accompaniment The mass commenced at
1890 a m, and the vespers at 400 p m,
and consisted of Psalms by PaoIa Gloria.
'GauaSan1uSr quartet, Regina tUcil, An
thoDy Werner O. Saluraris. bass solo
Mr. Ryan, Tantum Ergo, Donizetti- Invo-
cation ii Prego O Padre ana RecessionaI
Onward Christian Soldiers
The choir was largely augmented by
some of the best singers in the city. The
solos we're sustained by Mfdames Penny
baker and Cooper sopranos; Miss A
Resale Halberg alto: MessTs- Ed J Nc
Quade and Guido CaIIau. tenors; L. F
Cannon, baritone and director, and Mr.
Arthur Giles and Bernard Ryan. bassos,
ali OF whom sang their respective parts in
a highly intelligent aud artistic manner.
while the work Of the chorus showed in
d marked manner the careful training
they had received and the faithful atten-
ton thereto. Prof Eric Rath, organist.
St AIMS ChUrch-The Young Mems
Club entertained their friends in the
library rooms Of the parish hail on We'd
uesday evening
Mr.. A. l. Murray assisted the choir on
last Sunday and rendered some OF the
solos Of the mass with fne- effect.
The Easter program was repeated on
last Sunday and the members of the choir
have been highly complimented on their
splendid work.
Preparations have already been made