The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-25
Notes of the Catholic Churches.

mass at 1890 a. NJ; baptisms at Sd. m.
+ vespers at 7;30 .. m,
/ st. Josephs Church-The Rev. yaIen-
/ tine F. schmitt. pastor. and the Rev.
rather Smyth viii Of1ciate at tounorrow-s
services da2ses at :, 8, and 1880 a. m.
sunday school at 10 =. M; vespers at
N
/ St. AIMS, Tenleytown-The Rev. 10
/ seph c. Mallon pastor. Services at the
I regular hours tomorrow Sunday school
/ IN the forenoon. Mrs. Clara Baker-Smlth
| will direct the music at the high mass
and yespers.
/ Church Of the Holy Name Of Jesus
\ The Rev. Thomas J. Kervick. pastor.
/ services tomorrow viii take place at the
usual hours.
/ St. Ignatius Church. oxen HfII-Tbe
/ Rev Francis a. Schwalenberg viii cele-
I DTate mass tomorrow al 10 o'clock The
I choir VIII sing under the direction OF Mrs
I roster, who viii preside AT the organ.
sunday school after mass.
/ St. Theresa's Church. Anacostia-Tbe
he'- T. NJ Bart pastor. Will conduct
! services tomorrow at the regular hours
/ The mission which was held at the church
4 Tor the last two weeks has been very. sue
| eesstuL u was conducted by the Re-
/ demptorist Fathers
/ St Cyprian's Church-The Rev. J. P.
| Matthews, pastor. viii conduct services
/ tomorrow at 6.15, g. and 1890 a. m.
/ baptisms at p. m, vespers at .. M
Ihere VIII be sermon at the late mass
/ Sunday school viii be held after the 9
/ O'Clock mass. Prof. Sylvester Thomas
/ VIII preside at the organ and will direct
I the singing at the high mass and vespers-
Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood-
/ Services on the first and third SUNDAYS
/ Of The month az 1890 a. m: on second
] and fourth Sundays at o'clock a. m
/ Sunday school on first and third SUNDAYS
/ At $3.50 d. m, on second and fourth sun
4 days al a L. Baptisms by special ap-
/ pOintment.
/ 81. AnthOny's Church. Brookland-The
/ Kew Father Eugene A. Hannah, pastor.
Mass ct $50 a. m; Sunday school at $3.50
I a. ID.
Sacred Heart Chapel. Georgetown
/ Masses tomorrow at the regular hours
/ viii be celebrated in the Dahlgren
\ Chapel Of the Sacred Heart Prof
! Guiaprecht, the organist, Will direct the
/ singing.
Chapel of the Good Shepherd-services
! tomorrow al the regular hours.
/ Chapel of the Little Sisters Of the Poor
[ --TOmOTTOWs services viii take place at
. the usual hours.
ST Mary's Church and the Visitation
/ Academy, Georgetown. viii observe the
/ forty hours devotion tomorrow.
/ ST. Johns Church. Forest Glen. Md
/ Rev c. o. Rosensteel pastOr-Services
/ on Grst and third Sundays OF month at
I $40 O'Clock a m, services on second aud
/ fourth Sundays al 1890 o'clock a. M.
I When a fifth Sunday occurs the time for
! services viii be announced on the pre-
| viOus Sunday Sunday school every sun
| day at $50 o'clock a. N. Baptisms on
1 second and fourth Sundays after 1890
I o'clock a. m mass
/ Preparations are being made in the
/ various churches in this city 20 fttiuglv
/ observe the tweuty-ffth year or the pom
tfcate Of Pope Leo XIII, which will Oc-
cur on March next.
Trinity College. for girls. which is con-
Quoted by the sisters of NOtre Dame, and
is located close to the Catholic Univer-
T sity. is 10 be the recipient in the near flu
ture Of "A new scholarship
In answer 90 an invitation Of the Ba-
/ rOnius Club, Of Philadelphia, about fifty OF
/ the representative Catholics of that city
/ recently held a special meeting 10 adopt
I measures toward the founding OF a schOl-
/ arship in Trinity College, in honor of the
/ RI. Rev Mgr LouShliu. ID. D. formerly
] chancellor Of the Philadelphia Archdio-
/ cese.
/ The scholarship will be the gift Of the
/ Catholics Of Philadelphia in appreciation
/ of the services rendered by Mgr. Loughliu
/ toward the higher education OF women.
! for which movement be was always
/ s-rong advocate-having been the found
! er and organizer of many OF the Catholic
/ reading circles Of the Philadelphia Arch
/ Diocese.
! In a letter addressed to Miss Tiers,
| president Of the Barouius Club. Arch
/ bishop Ryan expressed his appreciation OF
/ the meeting and enclosed a check which
/ he hoped would help IN the speedy reali-
/ zstion of It's object.
/ The Rev. p C.. Reding. former assist
I ant pastor Of 81. Mary's Catholic Church,
/ who removed TO Texas on account Of i'll
/ health. has almost entirely recovered and
/ will returned 20 this city In May.
Owing to a breakdown in his health,
/ Father Rediug was forced 20 90 10 Texas,
\ where it was thought the air and climate
| would be greatly beneficial 20 hire The
1 change has had the desired effect. He is
looking forward with great deal Of