The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-20

in Trinity Church at clock a. N. The
boys school is in charge of Sister Thorn
asina. principal; Sisters Rita and EIe-
amor, assistants, Sisters of Mercy from
Mount Washington, Nd, who will reside
at st. GATHERINGS Convent. North Caro-
lima Avenue, southeast, for the present
The president OF Georgetown Univer-
Isity generously offered four scholarsn. ps
in the academic department to the four
best boys of Trinity School Who, curing
two years of attendance. have furnished
the best reports on scholarship and de-
pertinent
Two scholarships we're generously Of
feTed by the president Of Gonzaga Col
iege to graduates Of Trinity School. Ed
ward Mckinley and Joseph Schladt
we're awarded the Go4zaga scholarships
The Georgetown University scholar
ships were awarded to Riley stanton
Francis Kuhn, Michael Frank, AMI John
Simmons.
Rev. Brother Whalen, for many years
in charge of Trinity School. until re
Gently principal OF 81 Johns Academy,
Frederick, Nd, returned to Holy Trim
ity parish, and his friends hope. . stay
In few weeks a night school viii be
opened which win be taught ~ Brof her
Whalen. instruction in free hand and
mechanical drawing, bookkeeping, and
arithmetic to young men and boys. who
are at work during the day, will be
given
St. Stephens Church. Pennsylvania
Avenue and Twenty fifth Street lrorth-
west, the Rev W :. Cauy1y, PAS or:
the Revs. P T OConneu and T. Glib
bons Smyth, assistants-Sunday. mass es,
s, !, 3, and II a. m, each a low mass:
a short sermon at the last one Chill
dren's mass at . O'Clock in the base
ment; baptisms. p. n: rosary and
benedictioD. 1880 p. n.
ST. Matthew's Church, the Rev. Father
Thomas Lee, pastor; the Revs Father
Buckley and Sterling. asslstants-Serr-
ices tomorrow at the usual winter schcd
ule hours. The feast of ST. Matthew.
the patron saint OF the church, viii be
celebrated tomorrow with a solemn high
mass.
ST. Theresa's Church. Anacostia. The
Rev. c. II. Bart. pastor; Rev. Francis
SchwalIenberg. assistant-Sunday mass
IS. $50 and 8; baptisms, 4 p. N; bene-
diction, P n
St Anthony's Church. BrookIand, 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. o. Rosensteel viii officfate
tomorrow morning at s O'Clock. he win
also celebrate mass on Wednesday at
7:S0; 5aptisrns by special appointment
St. Cyprian's Church, corner Thir-
teenth and c Streets southeast. the Rev
James R Matthews, pastor; the Rev. T.
J. Richie, assistant-Sunday. masses 5
g, and 1880 O'Clock a. n; all low
masses; baptisms. p m; benediction.
s P. m The regular weekly meeting Of
the sodality and Sunday. school will con
tinue.
The ladies harng charge OF The diff
feTent tables are making great prepare
tions for the fair, which will be held
from November I 10 19, next. and many
costly and beautiful specimens Of needle
work are well under way
St, AIMS Church. Tenleytown the
Rev. Joseph c. Mallon, pastor-Sunday
masses, SIS and 1915; benediction i'm
mediateiy after the last mass
III work on the new church is going
on aDace, and 10 all appearances Ten
leytown Catholics will soon have
church o. which they may well be proud.
The Rev Father MallOn continues TO
hold his weekly entertainments for the
benefit of The new church They are held
in the hall every Wednesday evening.
and are becoming very popular.