The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-10


Father Ryan, pastor-The Academy Choir,
under the direction Of Prof Harry Wheat
on Howard rendered Concone's mass in
f at 9 O'Clock mass Thursday morning
Father BeaYan was the celebrant-
Father 0'Keefe, of Virginia, vas
guest al the -eCtoTy this week
From Sunday, the 18th inst, there viii
be a slight modification "A the hours OF
service. The first mass viii be celebrated
at $50 O'Clock, instead OF at o'clock, as
per winter schedule.
The remaining masses viii be celebrated
at the usual hours. namely, at and 1890
o'clock
St. Martins Church. the Rev Father
Hannah, pastor-so many new families
have moved into the parish recently that
at the meeting Of the gentlemen of the
congregation Sunday last, the pastor re-
GIested the census committee, Messrs-
John Weidman, J. Il. Johnson, jr., and
/ Charles Mellon TO revise the census list
The Sunday school attendance on the
first Sunday OF the month Of May was
ninety-five girls and seventy-fye boys. the
average attendance icing I7G children. Sis
tcrs Julie and Blandine of Trinity College,
are in charge OF the school. The junior
choir composed of the children OF the
Sunday school, had their weekly rehearsal
yesterday afternoon. This Saturday
Afternoon all the children of the school
will be entertained at the Mansion by
! Mrs James {. Simpson and her assistants
( Of the Sunday school table, from until 6
o'clock
( The May dance at the Moore mansion
under the auspices Of the ladies Of the
supper table, was enjoyed by a large num-
Der of young folks from all parts of the
District The feature of the evening was
4 Lg-,z az NJ
the direction of the professor himself,
assisted by Mr.. John knight, in which the
following young ladies and gentlemen par
ticipated Misses Catherine May Adele
May, Kitty ByTne, Margaret O'TooIe.
Anna May O'Toole, May Clark, May Madi-
gan, Nellie Dillon, Mr. William Crawford
Mr.. Vincent SimontOn, Mr.. Frank Bergin
Mr.. J. Edward Connolly, Mr. Louis WouIfe,
Mr. John Mellon, Mr.. Frank Devereux
Mr. T. Raymond Clark
The euchre, given at the residence of
Mrs. J. J. Neagle Monday was voted most
enjoyable by the large number who at
tended. The prizes were numerous and
beautiful. a handsome plaque painting Of
Rev Father Hannah has been donated by
Mrs Neagle TO be seld for the benefit OF
St Martins Church The painting was
exhibited Monday evening during the
euchre, and greatly admired.
Father Hannah announced last Sunday
that he had instructed Mrs. NeagIe. of a
Quincy Street northeast to return thanks
Of himself and his congregation to the
Rev. Father J. J. Bloomer, CT st. Patrick's
Church, EImira, y. Y, for his generous
cash donation to the supper table
Mrs B. J Waters and the ladies Of the
ice cream table viii give a euchTe at the
Moore mansion on Monday evening next
at s o'clock. Tickets. Is cents.
At meeting Of the men Of the parish
last Sunday the pastor presided. Mr.. NJ
J. O'ReilIy, acting secretary, announced
the following committee Of fifty to escort
the pastor from his residence. ~ Y Street
northwest. to st AaTein's, North Capitol
and T Streets, Tor the opening OF the new
church on Sunday, June / at Il g. m
Marshal W. J. F'riZzell; assistants J. H
Johnson jr., J. c. V. Smith. George Finn.
E J. Kennedy, J. A, Foley. William H
Grooveman, A J. Schwartz A5ames c.
Simpson. Frank VI. Ferris, A J.
Kane. Philip F. Happ. George T Has
lam. Sverett 5. BeaIl. James J. Connors,
VI. J. Shea, T J. Vandoren, z. l. SAINT
nyer, J. T. Noonan, Thomas P Clark
Frank Murphy, William f. Wall o. Il.
Sardo, John c. Weidman T P Rooney
R. c. CasseH- William H Sylvester. T ]
Clark. F H. Clark. William F. Finn. D. F.
Grady. NJ P Connolly, L. L. Quesada,
John Gaghan. Joseph 2. Clark. D. W
Nicholson, John c. Foley, ". Burke,
Charles B. Mellon. J. J. Neagle William
3. Reilly L. J. Rauei B. J. Collin. John
T. ConnoTs. P. A McManus, Thomas Fra
Der, J. J. Thompson, II. J. O'Reilly. NJ
Burt.
St Augustine's Church. the Rev Father
Griffith, pastor-The children of this par
ish will make their first communion at
O'Clock mass tomorrow morning. The
renewal of bartismal VOWS viii follow the
mass and the children viii also be en-
rolled in the Scapular of Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel
SodaIity exercises viii take place at
o'clock every Thursday evening.
Holy Trinity Church-An illustrated
lecture entitled 'LoyoIa and Education
will be given at CASTOR Hall, Georgetown
University, by the Rev. John F. X
O'Conor, s. J, vice president of Gonzaga
College, for the benefit Of the new Trinity
parish hall and school house, on Wednes-
day, May 81 at S:15 p m
During the course Of the lecture several
musical numbers viii be rendered by stC-
dents from Georgetown University. Father
O'Conor is beeoIaing welI-known IN Wash
ington for his a izatrabie lectures. and has
many admirers.
Tomorrow viii be communion day
for the children, and viii also be the first