The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-15

places. These stations we're made in
France, and are a delicate and beautiful
piece Of work. very much In keeping with
the interior finish Of the church.
St. Martha Of Tours Church. Rev. Eu-
gene A Human, pastor-Owing TO its be-
ing the season Of Lent, the entertainment
features have been temporarily discon-
tlnued. The progress or the new hall is
as favorable as could be expected. in view
or the weather which has prevailed for
the past month There is some little anx-
lety, owing TO a number of new Catholic
families in the parish, as 10 whether the
hall will be sufficiently large TO accom-
modate all the practitioners. The pastor,
the Rev. Father Hannah. has given the
assurance. however, that there will be
adequate room, II IL necessitates the cele-
bration Of four masses. The executive
committee at their recent meeting have
decided 10 use the second floor Of the hall
exclusively for church purposes, and
therefore viii have permanent pews placed
therein, and all other necessary fittings.
II is expected that Rev Father Hannah
viii be located in this parish and he will
then devote all his labors to its welfare
The Lenten services are held every Thurs
day evening at T:30 o'clock in the old
Moore mansion. The services consist OF
recital Of the rosary followed by o ser
mon Mass Will be said tomorrow at 1880
O'Clock. Sunday school will be held at
$3.50 D. m, and a meeting of the congre-
cation at 4.30 p. m. The certificates Of
subscription for ground are in the posses
sion OF the secretary, Mr.. James John
son, 1900 North Capitol Street, and will be
delivered to subscribers upon their send
ing their names and address. or by call
ing in person Mrs. William Finn has do
mated beautiful silver chalice, which IS
a work Of art
Chapel OF the Little Sisters Of the
Poor-TDmOrrow'G masses and other ser
vices viii be observed at the regular
hours.
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd-Seryices
tomorrow VIII be observed al the regular
hours.
Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood.
the Rev G. o. Rosensteel. pastor-Ser-
vices on the first and third Sundays Of the
month at 1870 a. m; on second and fourth
Sundays al S a m; Sunday school on first
and third Sundays at $50 a m Persons
wishing 10 be baptized OF parents desiring
10 have their children receive baptism
viii be given special appointments for this
sacrament
St. Dominic's Church-The well-known
and talented the Very Rev. DR.. l. F.
Kearney. o. p, provincial Of the Domin-
leans OF the American province, viii lee
ture on st. PaPtrick in St. Dominic's Hall
on Thursday evening March 20. 1902
Those who avail themselves Of this op-
portunity 70 hear DR.. Kearney will be
amply rewarded, as rare and inteIlec-
tual treat is in store for them The lee
ture viii be followed by a musicale.
Tickets, 25 cents. Reserved seats. %
cents extra Doors open at T.30 Lecture
AT 3 O'Clock Ths proceeds OF the lecture
viii 20 toward paying the interest now
due. The members OF the young ladies'
sOdality VIII receive holy communion to-
morrow at the 1880 O'Clock mass. Meet
ing OF the Altar Society at Z D. m tomor-
row Full attendance is requested. Mon
day the Feast Of St. Patrick. a high mass.
will be sung at 8 o'clock. Next Wednes-
/ day the Feast Of ST. Joseph viii be sol
EMMY celebrated. High mass at S o'clock.
Closing of the Novena in the evening at
7.3O o'clock.
ST. Pauls Church-Tuesday night at 7:3O
O'Clock the Rosary will be reeited and
the Rev Father Sheridan, of St. Peters
. Church, Baltimore, Will preach Wednes-
day evening the usual Sodality exercises
ture of these exercises is the singing of
the hymns by the entire congregation.
I The Rev. Father Walsh inaugurated this
feature in the church and il is proving a
grand success. Thursday the Perpetual
Alteration services will be held from. 4;30
until 1880 O'Clock p. m, closing with an
/ instruction and BenedictiOn Of the Bless
ed Sacrament.
Immaculate Conception Church. the
Rev. Father Ryan. pastor-Services to-
morrow will be celebrated at the usual
| hours.
St. Matthew'S Church, the Rev. Father
Lee, pastor-TOmorfoH masses at the
usual hours, and on weekdays during
Lent as heretofore announced. The sps-
cial Lenten services are well attended.
and the ladies Of the Tabernacle Society
have ELECTED much praise for the appro-
/ priateness Of the altar decorations. Every
/ Wednesday evening al o'clock there will
/ be recited the rosary, and sermon VIII
be preached by q priest not OF his
church On Friday afternoon the devo-
lions Of the Way OF thu Cross will take