The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-22

day evening devotions will consist OF the
Rosary. sermon, and benediction. Or Fri
days he Holy Way -uf- the Cross. fol-
lowed by benediction- will be said. The
sermons viii be preached by invited
clergy Next Tuesday the Rev Father
Smyth will deliver the sermon. The
masses on week days during Lent
will be celebrated at Z and o'clock
On Sundays the masses will be said at Z,
9, and high mass at 1870 a. N. Rev
Father Smyth. the new assistant at St
Joseph's Church sung the high mass last
Sunday. He has an admirably mOdulated
voice. carefully trained and especially
adapted 10 the requirements OF the Gre
go,ian chant His brother is at present
studying for the priesthood and expects
20 be ordained in about four years This
will maize three priests from one family.
which is truly a grand triblte-
ST. PauTs Chureh-Rev James F. Mac
kin, pSsJor-Low masses tomorrow. Z. 8.
and 10 a. m; high mass and sermon. II
a. m; Sunday school a. IN; baptisms,
3 p. m; yespers. $50 .. M Mr. John
Trsanor VIII direct The music at late
mass and vespers, and Miss Mary Byrne
viii preside at the organ.
Georgetown University ChapeI-Mass
will be celebrated at 1870 a. N. Sunday in
the Georgetown College Chapel Of the sa-
cred Heart. by Rev. Father Buel. s J..
VINO will also preach the sermon The
students viii render hymns appropriate TO
Lent, under the direction OF Prof Gum
precht. The music at the vesper service
will be directed by Mr. COveney.
St AIMS Church, TenleytOwn-The Rev
Joseph C. MaIlon. pastor. Low mass at
a. m: high mass with sermon at 1880
a. m; sunday school at $50 a. M yes
pers and benediction at 100 p. m. Spe-
ciaI services viii be held every week dur
ing Lent.
ST Ignatius Church. Oxen Hill--There
will be a high mass with sermon tomor-
row at 10 O'Clock a n Sunday school
after mass The regular choir viii sing.
under the direction Of Mrs Foster
St Cyprian's Church-The Rev. James
R. Matthews pastor, and the Rev. P. j.
Richie assistant Low mass tomorrow at
G:l5 a. m; children's mass at a. m;
high mass and sermon at 1870 a m
baptisms at 4 p m; vespers and benedie-
ton al p. 70; Sunday school after the
O'Clock mass Prof Sylvester Thomas
will preside at the organ and viii direct
the singing at high mass and vespers-
Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood-
The Rev. c. O. RoseEsteeI. pastor-Seryices
on the first and third Sundays OF the
month al 1890 a. M; on second and
fourth Sundays at S 2. m; Sunday school
on first and third Sundays at $3.50 a. m;
on second and fourth Sundays al a. N.
Persons wishing to be baptized or parents
desiring to have their children receive
baptism viii be given special appoint
meuts for this sacrament.
St Anthony's Church. BrookIand-The
Rev. Eugene A Hannah. pastOr-Services
tomorrow viii be held at the usual hours
at the church al Soldiers Home Chapel.
and al st. Vincents Orphan Asylum
Holy Trinity Church. Georgetown-The
Rev. James F. X Mulvaney, pastor.
Masses at 8, Z, @, and 10 a. m. (chiIdren's)
high mass and sermon at 1890 a. m:
baptisms al 4 p. m; vespers and benedic-
ton at 1880 p. M, every Wednesday even
ing during Lent. at 7:30. the rosary will
be recited, following by sermon and bene-
dictiOn OF the Blessed Sacrament.
Lenten services viii be held Wednesday
and Friday evenings at 100 o'clock. The
Rev. Father Ryan. s J.. OF Georgetown
University. Will preach Lext Wednesday
evening.
St Johns Church. Forest Glen. Md
The Rev. c. o. Rosensteel. pastor. Ser
vices on first and third Sundays OF month
al s:45 a. m; on second and fourth Sun
days Of month at 1890 a. m; when g nth
Sunday occurs the time Tor services viii
be announced on the previous Sunday;
Sunday school every Sunday at $3.50 a. M,
baptisms on second and fourth Sunday
after the 1880 a. N. mass
chapel or the GOOD Shepherd- services
tomorrow Will ne observed at the regular
hours.
Chapel Of the Little Sisters OF the Poor
-Tomcrrow's masses and other services
will be observed at the regular hours.
Catholic University A matter OF
great interest 10 the university is
the coming Of the committee ap-
pointed at the last meeting OF the board
Of trustees in order to study the problem
Of the university development both from
N academic as we'll as from a financial
point OF view. Many plans will Be dis
cussed, and il is felt a great impetus viii
be given to the university work The
committee consists OF Right Rev. John
L. Spalding. d. D. (chairman); Most Rev.
John J. KeRne, ID. d., and Right Rev
Camillus p. Macs, D. ID.