The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-08

preparing musical programme for ST
FatIlcks Day. which will be solemnly
celebrated il this church
The senior class Of St Vfucents Acad-
envy were photographed during the past
week They are also preparing a musical
entertainment
On last Thursday evening the following
gentlemen were admitted to membership
IN Carroll Institute. Lawrence J. Mills.
lhomas Narsden John p. Gibbons. Mar
l tin j. Malone. James CoUIehan. II. T Gal
loway. Eugene H. Clark. Hugh I-awIer.
Joseph Breshan. Hugh McCauley Martin
Wen, Harry Loeb. Cornelius Keohan. J..
a. ShaughnessT, Harry +. Levin. B. Man
NIX, sidney F. Kent, p. L. Black. James
{. Bradley. j. NJ Graves. and George T..
smith
St Mary's Church. fifth Street north
west, between G and II Streets. the Rev.
Father Charles Warren Currier. pastor
There viii be a meeting Of the Ladies So
dality tomorrow at $3.50 p. ~. before the
vesper service. Work has been begun
I tearing down a portion Of the old Pa
rochial School building. previous 20 re-
building High mass viii lee celebrated
al 1880 a. N. The Rev Father Cu~riar
viii deliver the sermon. and the assistant
bratc the mass The choir viii render
the following music at high mass and
the vesper service "AsDcrges Ne
Domino" the La Hache. Mass No. 4
Gloria omitted. J. Haydn. oHertory.
Creator Alme Siderum" tduet for alto
and baritone). G. Rossiui. Vesper service
al 4 D. m; Psalms. Donnie AID Adm
Eandum, 'DiEit Dominus." and "Laudate
Dominum' tVespers Service No. 81. E
Marco "Magniicat' No. g. E Mario
Ave Regina, r. Schuman: "Stabat
Mater during Stations of the Cross.
Gregorian; 20 SalUtaris" tunisonol. RI
Rev Mgr CrcokaII, "Tantum Ergo
tunisono), G. l. Stuffed. "Laudate Dom
mum. Gregorian. Organist and choir
master, Mr. William Waldecker.
ST. Joseph's Church-The Rev. Father
schmitt, pastor. The usual Sacred Heart
devOtiOns Will take place on Friday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. The children are pre-
pairing to make their first communion on
the third Sunday after Easter and receive
confirmation on Trinity Sunday. On the
third Sunday after Easter. the feast OF the
Patronage Of st. Joseph. pontifcaI high
mass. will be celebrated by Bishop Shana-
ban, Of Harrisburg, who is a warm friend
Of Rev Father Schmitt
The Rev Father Krug, Of ST. PauI's,
preached last Tuesday, and the Rev "a
Their Mcguire will preach next Tuesday.
The Rev. Father Schmitt oficiatcd at
the funeral services over the remains Of
Mr.. J. G. Meyer and Mrs. Anna Francis.
The altar is beautifully decorated in
honor OF St. Joseph, and will remain so
throughout the month Of March.
St Pauls Church. the Rev Father
james Mackin, pastor-A retreat viii be
given by the Rev. DIT. Charles Warren
urrier. pastor Of St Hary's Church. to
the Tabernacle Society, al the Perpetual
Alteration Convent beginning to-day and
lasting one week. TomOrrow Cardinal
MartinelH viii bless the vostments and
open the retreat Mass viii be said every
morning at $3.50 o'clock. and viii be fol
lowed by a sermon. Rosary. sermon. and
benedictiOn Of the Blessed Sacrament at
80 o'clock p. m
Exhibition OF work In Convent on March
9. 10. and II. from II a. 10. 10 1870 O'Clock
D. IN All members are most cordially in
vited 10 attend all the exercises II the re-
treat. On last Tuesday evening the ser
mon was preached by the Rev T. D.
Williams. Of Rockville. Wednesday the
SOdGlity exercises and meeting OF the
officers took place. On Friday there was
solemn exposition OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment all day in the Perpetual Alteration
Convent. At 4.30 p. n. a short instruc-
tiOn was given. followed by benediction
Of the Blessed Sacrament The usual de-
vU;ions in honor Of the Sacred Heart viii
b. -;ven in the church at 7.30 o'clock Fri
6ay evening. Confessions viii be heard
= Thursday afternoon and evening.
An army of friends and wcll-Wishcrs
will be pleased TO know that the Rev
Father Foley. formerly Of St Pauls in
this city. now Of ST. Pauls IN Baltimore,
Is rapidly improving after his recent ac-
cident. While gcing on an early morning
sick call a few days ago he fell on the
ice and sustained an injury Of his left
side.
Church Of the Holy Name. Rev. Thomas
J. Kervick pastor-Low masses at and
O'Clock a. IN; high mass with sermon
Al 1920 a. m; vespers and benediction at
p n; Lenten services on wednesday
and Friday evenings at 7.30 o'clock.
St. Matthew'S Church-Tomorrow
masses At the usual hours. and on week
days during Lent as heretofore announced
The special Lenten services are well at
tended, and the ladies Of the Tabernacle
SgC.ety have ELECTED much praise for the
appropriateness Of the altar decorations.
Every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
there will be recited the rosary and a
sermon viii be preached by a priest not
Of this church On Friday afternoon the
devOtiOns Of the Way Of the Cross will
take place at 4.3O O'Clock. Benediction u
the Most Blessed Sacrament will close the
LOTIONS on each Of these evenings
Cardinal Gibbons Will preach at the high
mass On Passion Sunday, March 16
Immaculate Conception Church-Mrs.
Clara B. Smith. who has been director Of
the music Of this church for quite d num-
Der Of years, has resigned her position
to take effect at the end Of this month.
The choir. mostly a volunteer one. has.
under Mrs. Smiths charge. achieved quite
reputation, not only for the class Of
music sung but for the intelligence and
perfection OF It's rendering This has
been accomplished by choosing the best
works Of the best masters and then only
singing them when thoroughly learned
In this way Mrs. Smith has been instru-
mental IN keeping up the standard OF
tiurch music throughout the city. Among