The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-24

and sunday school in the old St. Mat
/ thew's. a N.
St. Peters Church. the Rev. James NJ.
0'Brien, pastor; the Rev Fathers Gal
len and Bowling, assistants-sunday,
low masses, = and a. m; solemn high
mass and sermon, 1920 a. m; bartisus,
P ~; yespers and bencdiction. p.
H.; May deyoUons. evenings. T:&G.
The children of this parish have be-
gun their retreat in preparation for
making their first communion tomorrow
at : O'Clock mass. Ia the afternoon at
o'clock the May procession viii take
place. After passing around the park
opposite Providence Hospital. the par
Elephants viii return to ne church.
where the statue Of the Blessed Virgin
will be crow ned
4 requiem high mass was sung at g
O'Clock Thursday morning for Mrs.
Hugh Tuohy Of this parish. who died
early Tuesday morning.
St, STEPHENS Church. the Rev. ". 5.
Caughy. pastor: the Revs. P 7. O'Con-
neil and 7. Gibbons smytb. assistant
Sunday. low masses. 6, :. and 9 a. n,
solemn hi-a mass and sermon. L a.
m; ch-ldren's mass. a n: bapsisme.
3 p n: vespers. 4:30 .. n.
III children viii make theI- first com
The choir tomorrow at II O'Clock mass
VIII render Schubert in c. Mss Mae
Rogers viii sing the soprano solo. Da-
Ea s Ave Maria" Father CauEhv VIII
te the ccIe5rant. Father Sch-litt will
preach.
Father Caushv. while CT . visit 10
1aiti'-cTe On Thursday last. dine5 With
the CARDINAL.
St Josr-d's Church. tho Rev. veIen-
tine I. Schmftt. pastor: t2c Rc-. JAMES
4 S:-th assrst5a--sunday. low
masses, ard . q. n. soIc1ha high mass
and sermon. $3.50 a. m vas27rs. I p.
IL; May deFotioHs. S a. m: service dur
ing week and Tuesday ana Friday even
inss. 7;30 O'Clock. The Hey Name So
ciety vii meet Sunday at ) p. r.
The Rcv. Father I. y J-ncs. formerly
chaplain. at Providence Hospital and
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.yin be said e7r the lest time IN tho
CID Moore Mansion Tho Catholics ~
iris ran,4I~ rsrvfra- eacffo, 5.ovo
learned IN 3rvo 7Hf- rand or7 s+,--,c,,-e
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corner OF NCTJh CdIltol ana 1 streets
It is understood that Mr. Maurice F.
Tally VIII demclfsh the old homestead
&c -or-, &c E,-7e, r1.r,-,,.r, ,.-.,+a.
al 9f''S ''iieF the
lawn party, held during the week. has
been great success Large crowds
we're present every evening and the
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'iti.ieH III ''i''I 7e we're amply Fe''dF"e''-
The decorations Ct the various booths
were artistic in the extreme and ex-
cited the admiration Of those who 1T
tended from, an -,arss Of n, Dis+rio+
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Ing. There Will be a matinee for the
children ard their friends from until
8 this afternoon IN the evening dane
ing Under the direction CT Prof. CcssalI. !
Music by SamueIs orchestra. Supper (
from to II. There viii be many inter- /
esung features Of he party TO reward /
those who attend.
A grand euchre viii close the career !
of ST. Martins at tie old Moore Man /
sion next Monday at s p. n. The beau /
tiful booths OF the lawn PARTY viii re /