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

at 6, :, . and 1890 O'Clock. In the
evening, hymns rosary and benedic-
ton at O'Clock. During the week.
masses at 6, $50 and O'Clock a. m.
Sodality meetings viii remain dfscou-
tinued until about October l.
The Rev. Brother Whelan. :. J.. has
been transferred from Frederick Nd
TO Holy Trinity Parish. greatly to the
delight OF his numerous friends not a
few Of whom were his pupils at old
Trinity School in the days gone by.
The prospects FOR the fair early in
January Of next year are bright, and
the committees and their assistants are
determined if possible to make it the
most successful fair ever held by Trim
ity congregation.
The cclOred members Of the eongre-
cation. not 10 be behind their white
brethren. have made arrangements for
a match game Of base ball on the
Georgetown College rgounds at D. N.
September Is The gate money will 20
to swell the fund for the new school
house The contesting clubs will be
the War Eagles and Belmont Lovers
Of the national game are promised a
great treat
St Stephens Church. Pennsylvania
Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street north
west. the Rev. ". 5. CaUghy. pastor;
the Revs. p. T. O'Connell and T. Glib
bOnS SmyJn, ssistants-Sunday. masses
6, :, 2 and II a. n, each low mass:
a short sermon at the last one Chill
dren's mass 8 3 O'Clock in the base
ment: haptisms. s p m: rosary anu
benediction, 100 p. n The regular
meetings Of the sodality will be discon-
tlnued during summer
St Theresa's Church. Anacostia. the
Rev. c u. Bart, pastor; Rev Francis
SChwallenberg, as5istant-Sunday mass
IS. $50 and Q: baptisms. 4 p m: bene-
diCtion- : D m
St Anthony's Church. Brookland. the
Rev Joseph T O'Brien. pastor; the Rev
August II. Mark. Observation-Disclosures Sun
day. and $50; week days, $50; Sun
day evening service. 7:45 O'Clock
Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood-
The Rev. c. .. RssensteeI will offciate
tomorrow morning at O'Clock He will
also celebrate mass on Wednesday a.
7:30; baptisms by special appointment
St Cyprian-s Church, corner Thir-
LttutA anu - STREETS southeast. the Kew
James R Matthews, pastor: the Rev. P.
J. Richie, assistant-Sunday masses, s,
.. and 1920 o'clock a N; all low
masses; baptisms. 4 p. n; benediction.
s 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 prepara-
tions for the fair, which will be held
from November / 10 10 next. and many
costly and beautiful specimens Of needle
work are we'll under way
The ObIate Sisters Of Providence.
whose mother house is in Baltimore,
have charge OF the parochiaI school.
This year the annual retreat was made
at the convent Of the order in this city
Rev. Henry Bormann. c. SIS. R. from
Annapolis. Md, conducted the retreat.
On September Is the school season
opens, with prospects Of an increased
attendance Of pupils
St. AIMS Church, TenIeytovn. the
Rev Joseph c. MaIlon. pastor-Sunday
masses. SIS and 1915; benediction i'm
Icediately after the last mass
The work on The new church is going
on apace. and TO all appearances Ten
leytown Catholics viii soon have a
church of which they may well be proud.
The Rev Father MaIlon continues TO
hold his weekly entertainments for the
benefit CT the now church They are held
and are becoming very popular