The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-24

J Stafford. rector; the Rev. Father Do
Ian and the Rev. Father Gaynor, assist
ants-Masses tomorrow viii be cele
brated at {. and II o'clock a. m; Sun
Say school at 9.45 a. m. and solemn yes
pers at 7:30 O'Clock.
= special mass viii be said in the
church on Sunday at 10 o'clock for the
French party who have come over to the
dedication of the Rochambeau statue
The mass viii be attended by the French
minister at whose request it is said
Rev Dr. Magnien. $ :. VIII say the
mass. Cardinal Gibbons viii preach.
Nigh mass will be sung as usual at Il
o'clock. the Rev. Father Gaynor viii
preach. The cardinal and Dr. Magnien
will assist at the late mass. A number
Of clergymen will assist at the 10 O'Clock
mass Att O'Clock the cardinal and Wis
iting clergy viii be entertained at lunch
The cardinal will go TO Baltimore on the
3 o'clock train fer an afternoon cere-
ncny.
At the 10 a. N. mass the program is
as follows Kyrie and Sanctus from Gou-
mods ST. Cecilia Mass; OTertory. Ave
Maria. Gounod-soprano solo with violin
oblfgato. Mr.. Arthur Frost: quartet,
Sion Laetare. Faure,
At the II a. N. mass the following pro-
gram will be rendered. Mass-Weber's
in G; ''venf." female trio Ofertory.
Ave Maria. Owens, trio.
Father DolaD ofTiciated az the dedica-
ton o. the monument TO the Spanish
war heroes on Wednesday at Arlington.
Dr.. Stafford ofIiciated at the interment
Of General Rosecrans in Arlington on
Saturday last. Bishop Allen and Car
dinaI Gibbons were guests at the rectory
this week
DR.. Stafford viii lecture or Julius
Caesar" on Wednesday evening in the
New National Theater.
At $50 o'clock last Tuesday a mass of
requiem for the victims of the appalling
Martinique disaster was celebrated at
this church b. the Rev. DR.. Stafford
Cle Rev Fathers Doian and GaynoT
were present IN the sanctuary. The
ms s. was thu direct outcome of the wish
accompanied by his family and the at
taches Of the embassy \ large number
OF representatives Of the Diplomatic
Corps were n attendance
St. Aloysius Chueh-A grand illus
trated lecture. The Story CT the Coral
Necklace" VIII be given by Rev. Jch1
Brosmar. S J.. Of Woodstock College,
in Gonzaga Hall, Thursday. May %.
1902. at p. n. under the auspices Of
the AIumnae Reading Circle Of Notrc
Dame The tickets. which are comsii-
mentary. may be secured from the mem
bers.
The League OF the Sacred Heart at st.
Aloysius Church, the solemn reception
OF promoters, viii take place On the
Feast Of the Sacred Heart, June 6. Over
thirty new promoters will receive the
cross and diploma Of the league. The
novera for the feast will begin on May
% The crosses and diplomas VIII be
awarded by the Rev. Father Rector The
reception VIII be followed by solemn
benediction. CeIcbrant. the Rev. 2. X.
Fink. s J.; deacon. the Rev J. F y.
O'Conor, s. J.: subdeacon. the Rev. r.
Tieney, 5. J. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. J. F. X O'Conor.
:. !
The grammar school CT the pTePara-
tory department of Gonzaga College is
preparing for a beautiful celebration On
prize night. They viii present the
scholarly drama OF the Blind Boy"
produced in London with SO much sue
cess, followed by a light oPeretta, The
Cadets Picnic There viii be a public
rehearsal and performance the first
week in June. The pIa-s viii be pre-
scented again on prize d ;ht. June IS.
The sermon at the II o'clock mass to
morrow morning viii be delivered ry
the Rev II. c Sempls. s. J.
The Rev Thomas 4 Reid; S. J., VIII
preach at vespers at 100.
The annual May procession Of the
children of St. AIoysiUs parish viii take
place on Sunday next al ! .. n. The
procession viii form and start at the
Sisters Academy. Proceeding along K
Street, 20 First. 20 L 20 North Capitol. (
the children singing hymns in honor OF
the Blessed Virgin the while. viii enter
the church. There viii be l,20t chill
dren IN line. The Rev T. 2. Barrett
;. J.. OF Woodstock College. will give
an instruction. Immediately after which
DeuCdictiOn Of the most blessed SacTa- /
nent VIII be given
St Mary's Church. the Rev. Dr.. Cur
Ter, pastor; Fathers Roth and Nash
assistants Masses tomorrow will take
place at the usual hours. Robert J. Ach-
5tetter. graduate Of Gonzaga College. /
viii sing his first mass in this church
N June q Mr.. Achstetter has been I
pursuing his studies at St. Mays Sem
nary. Baltimore city. He has many (
TienGs in Washington
The children Of the parish who are to +
make their first communion this spring /
viii 90 50 tomorrow The May process (
ion viii occur in the afternoon tenor /
CIV.
The May devotions viii continue to be /
leld at 7:30 o'clock every evening
Holy Trinity Church. the Rev James .
? y MuIvaney. S j pastor; the Revs /
'amuel Cahiu and Francis McAtee. S. J., /
Sunday low masses. 7. Z, 8, /
nd 10 (chudren'sJ. solemn high mass
nd sermon, 1890: baptisms. p. m;
lay devotions every evening at 1870
clock Prospects for the garden party
, 10 baIF Fr,-,. I'm, On 20 T,l-- 90,