The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-26

! Of st. Joseph parish wiz rejoice at his
ordination
st. Dominic's Church-Thc members Of
St Thomas SodaIity viii receive holy
communion tomorrow at the 1880 o'clock
mass Meeting of the sodaIity after Sun
daY school
Next Friday, the first Friday of the
month the usual devotions in honor OF the
Sacred Heart viii take place morning and
evening.
Tuesday of next week will be the feast
of St Peter, and Wednesday the feast OF
St. Catherine of Sienna, both saints of
the Dominican Order. Those complying
plenary indulgence.
A very pleasing and edffying sight 1t
was to see such a large attendance of the
! Young Ladies Sodality, last Sunday, at
holy communion. The weekly meetings
of this sodality are held on Tuesday even
ings at 1870 O'Clock. The spiritual diTec-
tor is the Very Rev J c Kent, O. P
Beginning Thursday, May I, May devo-
tions viii be held each evening during the
month at 7:30 O'Clock The devOtiOns viii
be rosary, instruction and benediction.
St AIMS Church-The services on Sun
| days are very largely attended.
Tomorrow morning the low mass will
! be said at SIS O'Clock, and the high mass
with a sermon by the pastor, the Rev
! Father Mallon, will be celebrated at 1915
( o'clock.
On Wednesday evening in the rectory
/ there was very pretty wedding ceremony
when Miss Florence R. Kramer and Mr.. J.
! Lewis BohreT were united in the holy
! bonds of matTimoRy. Mr. BohTer is a sue
ccssful young business man of this city
and Miss Kramer has long been Identified
with church work in TenIeytown, D. c.
| St. Augustine's ChIrch-FiTst Friday in
| May the usual devotion in honor of the
| Sacred Heart. Mass at 7 o'clock 4 m
| Solemn exposition of the blessed sacra-
ment from 4:3O to o'clock and benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament at o'clock
On the Thursday preceding confessions
viii be heard from to p. m
! Beginning May l, May devotions every
| evening at o'clock
! On Thursday afternoon Mr.. Richard
| Brown was united in marriage to Miss
Nellie Overs. The groom's brother, Mr.
! Brown, was best man, and Miss Lizzie
| Colbert acted as bridesmaid.
At the reception rendered to the Rev.
| Father Griffith Thursday night 2 large
gathering of joyous parishioners greeted
JuS IEluIh VI ttitlt pOpHAdi anu lGS BGStSN
pastor. The public testimonial was pre-
| scented and Father Griffith replied in his
usual cheerful manner. During the even
Ing the choir rendered many fine selec-
! tions
The Rev. Father William z. Starr, of
Baltimore, has been guest at the rectory
| during the week.
St Peters Church. the Rev James NJ
| O'Briep. pastor-Sunday: Low masses at
| Z and O.; high mass and sermon at 1880 a.
NJ; baptisms at 3; Vespers and benedic-
tion at 4 o'clock.
st. Martins Church. the Rev Father
Eugene A Hannah, pastor-Services to
morrow will take place at the usual hours.
| There will be a euchre given under the
auspices of Mrs. J. J. Neagle and Mrs. NJ
J. O'ReiIly at the residence Of Mrs.
Neagle, A Quincy Street northeast, on
| Monday evening, May 5 The funds real
lied will be used fer the benefit OF the
/ supper table at the coming lawn party.
/ It is needless to state that the occasion
/ will be an enjoyable one as the hos
pitaIity of these ladies is recognized
! among the leaders of the parish
St Cyprian's Church. the Rev James R
Matthews. pastoT-Sunday. low mass, 6:15i
( children's mass, a. NJ; high mass and
sermon. 0:30 a. m: baptisms, p n;
vespers and benediction, P a.