The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
Notes Of the Catholic Churches.

ST. Pa;rick-s Church-Next Thursday
the second Thursday of the month. the
solemn services OF the Perpetual Adora-
ton will be held. The mass of exposition
at 7:30. Solemn exposition all day, and
sermon and benediction at 4:30. DR.. Stat
ford VIII preach The Rev. Father Gay
nor viii preach Sunday at the II O'Clock
mass
The children viii make their first holy
communion on the third Sunday of May,
and on the afternoon Of the above day
the May procession of the children will
be held The junior choir viii sing at
The May dev0tions.
An evidence of the good work accom-
plished by the St. Vincent de Paul Society
was afforded by a funeral which took place
from St Patricks Church Thursday eve
ming 4 deserving young man who died
q holy death with ali the consultations Of
the church in his last moments left not
cent for his burial. The conference Of
St PatTick's Church took the case in
hand. brought the body 10 the church for
the last IiJes, acted as paIIbearers, and
accompanied the corpse TO the Catholic
burial ground The DallbeaTeTs were
MessTs. Edward and Daniel Hannah, and
MessTs- Meekin and Buckley.
St Aloysius Church-Sermon at the
high mass tomorrow will be given by the
Rev :. F. X O'Conor, S. J. The Rev
Joseph H. Ham, S. J.. VIII preach in the
evening at 7:30 at the vesper services.
Throughout the month of May there will
be devotioHs in St AIoysius Church in
honor OF the Blessed Virgin.
Bene diction OF the most blessed sacra-
TnpOf will no rriyarf areryy. NIGHT
The Rev John a Morgan, s. J. former
y president Of LoyoIa College, Baltimore.
is a guest at st. Aloysius this week
St Mary's Church-High mass tomor-
row at 1880 o'clock. The Rev Father
Currier viii be ceIebrant ard the Rev.
Father Roth viii preach the sermon.
May devotiOns every evening at 100
o'clock. with short sermon and bsne
dietion.
The funeral of Frederick Rest occ.sred
at St MaTy's Church Thursday. ApII "a.
The services in honor Of the Sacred
Heart we're held Friday evening.
St Peters Church-High mass at 1920;
low masses at and 9 O'Clock; baptisms
at P. n: vesDers and benedietion at !
May devotioEs every evening at 1870
O'Clock
The Young Catholic Friends viii hold
their meeting tomorrow in the hall of the
rectory after high mass
The funeral Of John Rhoades occurred
at St. Peters Church. with requiem high
mass at O'Clock Tuesday morning. The
Rev Father Bowling oficiated
St. DOmfnic's Churcn-TomOrrow. the
first Sunday of the month. there will be
solemn vespers. rosary procession. and
benediction, beginning at p. n The
Nay procession will take place the last
Sunday Of May
Next Thursday viii be the feast of the
Ascension and a holy day of obligation
Masses at $50, 8, I, and 9 o'clock.
st. Johns Colored Aid Society and the
ColOred SodaIity will receive holy com
mGnion TOMORROW at the 6 o'clock mass
May devotions every evening during the
month at 7:90 o'clock.
Immaculate Conception Church-Pro-
gressive euchre was the entertainment
provided by the committee and thoroughly
enjoyed by the members and friends of
the Immaculate Conception AIumnae on
last Monday evening. Fifteen games were
played and fourteen prizes distributed.
The ladies' first prize was q tie between
Miss Mamie MullaIy and Miss Katie
Gaegler. and was won By cut by Miss
Gaegler- Miss Mamie DeNeaIe received
the third prize. The gentIemau's first
prize was carried OF by Mr. John Sheehv.
Mr. John Fugett taking the second and
Mr- Joseph Byrne the third. Mr. Bergling
and Miss Laura DeNeaIe. received the con-
ISOLATION prizes. After the awarding of
prizes refreshments were served by the
committee IN charge. which consisted OF
Miss Mamie E MulIaIy, president: Mrs.
J. T Johnson. vice president; Miss Edna
Benner, secretary; Mrs j r Byrne.
treasurer; Miss Mary Mangan, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. John T. Howard
and Miss Estelle Williams.
From Sunday, the 18th inst. there will
be slight modification in the hours Of
service. The first mass will be celebrated
al $50 o'clock instea.i of at O'Clock as
per winter schedule
The remaining masses will be celebrated
at the usual hours, namely, at and 1926
o'clock
The sermon at the high mass tomorrow
morning will be preached by the pastor,
the Rev s. =. Ryan.
Vespers will be sung at O'Clock. An
admirable musical program has been ar
ranged
On last Thursday evening the May de-
votions, held in honor OF Our Lady were
begun before large congregation.
May procession viii be held some time
during the month The altar was prettily
decked with flowers and lighted tapers.
Services will be held every evening ct
7:I5 o'clock. The girls and boys choirs
viii alternate in singing the hymns.
The pupils of the Immaculate Concep-
ton School for Boys. under the competent
direction of the Brothers of Mary, are