The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-19

Eldcklnr paSlOE-sounoayr low mass At &,
g, and 10 a. N; high mass and sermon,
at II a. N; Sunday school at a m; bap-
tisms at 3, and vespers and benedictions
at 1880 p n.
St Matthews Church. Rev. Thomas 5.
Lee, pastor-Sunday, masses. : and 8;
high mass and sermon, II q NJ; vgspeTs,
p. m; mass instruction and Sunday
school in the old St Matthew'S at a. m
st. Theresa's Church, Anacostia, the
Rev. Father Bart. pastor-Tomorrow 5
services will take place at the usual
hours
St. Ignatius' Church, Oxen HHl-The
Rev Father Schwailenberg will oficiate
tomorrow He Will celebrate mass at 10
a. n, and also preach, taking his sub
feet from the gospel Of the day. The
Sunday school classes will receive in
struction after the mass
St Anthony's Church, BroekIand, the
Rev Joseph 7. o-Brien. pastor-Low mass
tomorrow. $50 a m: high mass and SER
mon. 1890 q N Mass ut the Soldiers
Home. attended from this church. s a. m
/ Mass will be celebrated at a m at st
Vineent's Orphan Asylum, also in Father
O'Brien's charge
St AIMS Church. TenIeytown. the
Rev. Joseph c. MalIen, pasto--Sunday
according to the new arrangement the
first mass viii be celebrated at SID q. NJ;
the second al 1875 a. N. Miss Lacky will
direct tie choir
St. Johns Church. Forest Glen, Md
The Rev. c. o. Roseusteei. pastor: to-
morrow's services viii take place at the
usual hours.
Church of the Nativity. Brightwood-
Rev c. o. RosensteeI viii celebrate mass
tomorrow at s q IT,; Sunday school VIII
be held at 2. H.; baptisms viii be given
by special appointment
St Mary's Church. the Rev. Father
Currier, pastor-SoIemu high mass for
ST. Joseph's Society viii be said tenor
row morning. Rev. Fs-theT Currier VIII
be ceIebTant, Rev. Father Roth deacon.
and Rev. Father Mast, subdeacon. Father
Roth VIII preach.
st. Dominio's Church-The members CT
the Young Ladies SodaIity will receive
holy communion tomorrow at the 100
o'clock mass
There viii be meeting of the Altar
Society at p. m tomorrow
The church during the week has been
undergoing its annual spring cleaning.
1t was an edfying sight last Sunday to
see so many members Of Division No T.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. approach
holy communion The Very Rev Father
J. c. Kent, O. P. was ceIebraut OF the
mass. at which he preached a most beauti-
ful and appropriate sermon
Sacred Heart Church, the Rev. Father
MCGEE, pastor-High mass viii be ceie-
brated at 1870 O'Clock, and low mass at
100 Father MCGEE will be ceIebrant at
both masses.
The new organ viii soon be completed
and On May 1 an organ recital will be
given Many prominent musicians of the
city VIII be present.
NOYeBa Of the nine Sundays in honor of
the Sacred Heart is in progress. 1t will
be completed the Sunday within the DC
tave of the feast Of the Sacred Heart.
Dedication OF the church on May /
Mrs Zaidee Smith. formerly prominent
soprano at St Matthews Church died
Thursday. April 10. at the Stratford Ho-
tel. Funeral services were held at the
Sacred Heart Church Friday. at 5 D. m.
Father MCGEE officiated. Many prominent
musicians were present
St Peters Church High mass viii be
celebrated tomorrow at 1880 a. n. Low
mass at 7 and 9 o'clock
The Children Of Mary SodaIity will re-
ceive holy communion at the ? O'Clock
mass and hold their meeting at D. m.
-Baptisms at 3 D m Vespers and bene-
diCtiOn at D. N.
Two marriages were celebrated in St.
Peters Church Wednesday, April Is.
Mr. Charles J. Montgomery was united
in holy matrimony to Miss Mary Louise
Force, both of Washington, and Mr.. Jo-
seph A Vass to Miss Catherine E. Akre
Mr.. and Mrs. Akre departed for the brides