The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-15

AoIs curing the week
St. Aloysius Church-The sermon to-
morrow az the IL o'clock mass viii be de-
livered by the Rev. A p. Brosnan, 6. J..
Of Woodstock College. Subject "Victo-
ries OF Faith" The Rev. Joseph H. Ham.
S. j., viii preach at vespers. Friday even
ing al 1870 the Way OF the Cross will be
said. The Novena Of Grace in honor OF
St. Francis Xavier came TO close on
Wednesday evening, March y. with a ser
mon by the Rev T. a. Reid S. j.. fol-
lowed by solemn benedictlon. the Rev +
X Fink, s J., celebrant: the Rev. T. A.
Reid, 5. j., deacon. and Mr.. NJ. L. For
tier, 5. j.. subdeacOn.
The Phocion Society. Of Gonzaga Col
lege, has had several animated and inter
esting debates on the more important
questions Of the day. The number %
members is increasing and il is making
great progress. Several revival meetings
OF the Athletic Association have taken
place. The baseball team is being or
gained, which gives fair promise Of be
ing the strongest that ever represented
Gonzaga College Mr.. Charles NJ Mat
tingly. 1902, has been elected captain. Mr..
Fred I. DevereUx. manager.
The Rev. J. +. x. O'ConOr. the distin-
guished clergyman. will deliver the sec
ond in the series OF lectures, beautifully
illustrated, at the Columbia Theatre. un-
ger the auspices OF the Alumni OF Con
z2ga College on March q, and the final
one on April II. at AIS p. N. Each
OF these lectures is OF unusual interest,
thoroughly exhaustive Of the subject. and
handled IN manner that warrants care
ful attention. Father O'Conor has rare
gifts Of expression. critical acumen and
a power OF illumination that places has
subject in a new light. Wagner is regarded
by those whose ears are tuned TO the
feae in 4 70 f~l - of ag Tn
comprehensive and cryptic. Father
O'Conor indicates how closely the great
German master is allied 10 the best tend
encies Of modern life.
Sacred Heart Church, the Rev Joseph
+. MCGEE, pastOr-LOw mass, 1880; high
mass and sermon, 1890. Sunday school
9.3o a. m. baptisms, $3.50; vespers, with
sermon and special musical programme
IN honor Of the Sacred Heart D. m, dur
ing Lent. The Rev Father MCGEE viii
preach tomorrow at the high mass. The
distinguished Jesuit. the Rev. Father j.
F. X O'COnOr. who has attained such
fame as a lecturer. viii deliver the ser
mon at the vesper service tomorrow,
which will be sung at 1 o'clock ,. N.
Sacred Heart Chapel, Georgetown-Ser-
vices IN the Dahlgren Memorial Chapel Of
the Sacred Heart viii consist tomorrow
Of mass. with sermon. at Z 80 in the morn
ing. and in the evening a yesper service
with special hymns appropriate to Lent,
sung by the students, under the direction
Of Mr.. COveney.
Holy Trinity Church the Rev. Father
F. X Mulvaney, pastor-The sermon at
the late mass tomorrow viii be delivered
by the Rev. Elder Mullan. Of Georgetown
l University. The sermon on next Wednes-
day evening will be delivered by the Rev.
Father Buckley Of ST. Matthew's Church
The SOdality will receive holy communion
at the o'clock mass tomorrow. Bona
Mors Confraternity Will meet at vespers
tomorrow. Holy Week services viii be
conducted by the fathers and schOlastiCs
! Of Georgetown College. added by select
and carefully trained choir Of young nen
and boys
ST. Johns Church, Forest Glen, Md, the
| Rev. G. o. Rosensteel, pastOr-Services on
first and third Sundays Of month ~ S.45
a. m. on second and fourth Sundays OF
month at 1920 a. m; when a fifth Sun
day occurs the time for services Will be
announced on the previous Sunday; sun
day school every Sunday at $3.50 a. IN;
I baptisms on second and fourth Sunday
after the 1890 a. IN. mass
ST. Anthony's Church, Brookland, the
KEY. Eugene A 4AdAlAdAr le-nADl ices
tomorrow will be held at the usual hours
al the church at Soldiers Home Chapel
and at St Vincent's Orphan Asylum. The
Rev. Father Hannah will continue his
ministrations at this church, though his
| residence viii be in the new parish at
BlOOmingdale.
St. Ignatius Church Oxen HilI-There
will be a high mass with sermon tomOr-
row at 10 o'clock a. m. Sunday school
after mass. The regular choir viii sing.
under the direction Of Mrs. Foster.
St Theresa's Church, Anacostia, the
| Rev. Father Bart, pastor-The regular
| Lenten sermon was delivered by the Rev.
| J. ID. MARI. II was a beautiful sermon, his
subject being The Sacrament Of Matri-
mOny."
On tomorrow evening at 1880 the Rev.
/ p. L Sheridan will deliver the Lenten
I sermon.
The new stations arrived last week and