The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03

now preparing for the commencement ex-
ercises. which will take place in June.
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Sacred Heart Church The organ re
citaI which was scheduled for May
has been postponed until next Wednes-
day. The object in holding it is to de-
crease the debt incurred IN the instalIa-
ton of the new organ Widespread inter
est has been manifested in it, and in con
sequence it promises to be one of the
most successful ever held in this parish.
The organ OF this church originally be-
longed TO St Patrick's Church, and was
donated by the Rev. Father Gloyd. Since
that time many alterations in its struc-
ture have taken place, additional stops
and pipes being added It has been re-
modelled to such an extent that 1t is pTac-
ticalIy a new organ 1t is 4 very compli-
Gated and delicate mechanism
Or last Sunday the new organ, beau
tifulIy toned instrument, was used for
the first time.
The parents Of the parish are again
admonished shat the children are being
prepared for their first communion That
solemn event VIII take place on the Sun
day on which the church is dedicated.
The schedule Of services tomorrow Is as
foil VS.: Low mass at 7.30 o'clock; high
mass, with sermon, ct 1880 o'clock; Sun
day school exercises al 3 O'Clock, and bap-
tisms at $3.50 o'clock
TIE new c,Qan viii he opened by
grand organ recital and instrumental and
vocal numbers, on next Wednesday even
ing the 18th instant. A great musical
treat wiz he offered on that occasion. and
it is expected that the organ numbers viii
he rendered by Profs. John Porter Law
Do. ~
the organist Of The church and Miss Gil
len, organist of st. Stephens Church.
Holy Trinity Chureh-Mr Edward F.
Craig. who viii be ordained priest Dext
month. will say his first mass in Trinity
Church. June p.
The FSCv. John F. X O'Conor, 6 J..
vice president OF GonZaga College, viii
give an Illustrated lecture on '-LOyOIa and
Education in Castor Hall. Georgetown
University. May q. IN aid OF the build
ing fund for the projected parish hail
and sChG0! house
St Pauls Church-The usual sodaIity
exercises viii be held on Wednesday
evening, after which meeting of the Of
ieers and consuItors will take place.
May devotions, consisting Of prayers.
followed by benediction, will be held
every evening during the month Of May.
The Rev. Father Mackin will deliver
the panegyric on SITS Philip and James
at the church OF that name in Baltimore.
On Wednesday evening a lecture on
Mexico" will be given by Mr. Charles
F. Warren. the well-known traveller and
lecturer under Che auspices Of ST. PauIs
Union
Tomorrow viii be the Communion
Sunday for the children OF the parish
St. Joseph's Church-High mass will be
celebrated tomorrovv at 1870. The Rev.
Father Sehmitt viii be celebrant. Vespers
at 4 p. m .-.c
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, Mr..
Thomas ] Brashears was united in mar
riage to Mrs. Lulu g. sfonahan The Rev
Father Schmitt off1ciated-
The illustrated lecture on St. Anthony
of Padua. by Prof Turner, Thursday
evening, was well attended by an appreci-
alive audience
Mr.. George Harrington, formerly of st.
Joseph's parish, VIII be ordained at St
MaTy's Seminary, Baltimore, June 20. His
mother, Mrs. Colonel Harrington. and sis
Ser. Miss Rosa, Will shortly arrive from
California to attend the ordination
May deyotions will be held every mora
ing at o'clock IN St Joseph's Church
and Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:30
o'clock.
st. Augustine's Church - Communion
Sunday at Z o'clock; mass for the mem
bers of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin.
The children OF the parish will make their
first communion on the second Sunday in
Nav Tho n mr. 70 or hot
will begin on next Thursday, the Sth.
May devotions viii be held every night
at O'Clock during the month except Sat
urday
Solemn high mass Of requiem was ceIe-
bTated on the I'd in honor of the twenty
first anniversary of the death of Father
Barotti
The Catholic Juvenile Beneficial Society
will meet Sunday al $3.50 in their hall on
Eighteenth Street
The children of the Sunday school are