The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-17
Notes Of the Catholic Churches.

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Stafford. rector; the Rev. Father Dolan
and the Rev Father Gaynor, assistants
Masses tomorrow will be celebrated at
Z 3, and II O'Clock a. m; sur lay school
at 9:45 a. N, and solemn vespers at 1880
o'clock The children will make their
first holy communion tomorrow at the
o'clock mass, and at 4:30 o'clock in the
afternoon the annual May procession will
take place.
The Rev DR.. Stafford oficiated today at
the reinterment of General Rosecrans at
Arlington Cemetery.
The Rev. Father Dolan will preach at
the II o'clock mass tomorrow. On Thurs
day afternoon the Ladies' Auxiliary held
its annual meeting at the asylum. The
children rendered a very pretty musical
and dramatic entertainment Dr.. Stafford
made an address in which he thanked the
ladies for their good work during the
year. The society has been in existence
one year. during which time il has helped
the children in many ways. After the en-
tertainment in the hall the children pro-
ceeded to the garden where they were
served with refreshments by the ladies'
St AIoysius Church, the Rev. Father
Edward Y. Fink, Tector-Tomorrow'
services viii be as follows: Masses at 6,
Z, 8, and IL O'Clock; Sunday school at $3.50
a N; vespers at 7=30 p m; masses dur
ing the week at 6. $50. Z and $3.50 a. m
The alterations in the lower church are
progressing rapidly, and II is expected
that every desirable change will have been
completed by June q, the Feast of st.
AIoysius.
St Matthews Church, the Rev. Thomas
S. Lee. pastor-Tomcrrow' masses will
day school at 9 a. N; vesDeTs at p m,
with an elaborate musical program. Sol
emn high mass viii be sung tomorrow at
Il O'Clock. The offertory VIII be rendered
by Miss Eleanor Simonds-
St Peters Church. the Rev. Father
O'Brien, pastor-SoIemn high mass will
be celebrated at 1870 o'clock. Low masses
al the usual hours May devOtions every
evening at 7:30 o'clock
St Martins Church. the Rev. Father
Hannah, pastor-Last Saturday afternoon
Mrs. J. c. Simpson and her assistants of
the Sunday school table, gave a very en-
ioyaBIe reception to the Sunday school
children and their friends at the Moore
Mansion Lemonade and cake we're served
to several hundred children. These cakes
we're given to the Misses Fulton, Wald-
ron and Connors as prizes for cake walk
ing
Two euchres were given during the
week Monday evening Mrs. G. n Mich
olson and the ladies Of The ice cream table
gave a large euChre ct the Mansion, and
Thursday Mrs J. c. Simpson and the
ladies Of the Sunday school table held
matinee euchre also at the Moore Man
sion. North Capitol and T Streets.
Eorr T-dE-E Of
met last Sunday and made the final ar
rangements for the lawn party. A great
deal Of enthusiasm was displayed and
opinions we're expressed that the lawn
party would be made a very enjoyable
as well as a successful affair.
Mass Will be said every morning a
o'clock After Mass May DevOtions and
Meditation on the Blessed Mother.
Thfrty-six children Will make their
first holy communion in the new church
at the first mass on Sunday, June 1, at
7:2O o'clock
The junior choir is making great pro-
gress.
opening Sunday
Mrs. A. Harvey has painted and pre-
scented 10 St Martins table, through Mrs
J. r Lynch. a very handsome CODY Of
The Shepherdess-" It is now on exhibit
ton at Mr. P. J. Nee's furniture store
Tickets for the same % cents
Among the donations received for the
coming lawn fete, May 70 to q, inclusive
is a pair OF slippers which we're crocheted
snd presented by Mrs Mckinley, wife Of
the late President.
The Holy Name Society Of this parish
viii hold a meeting at $50 o'clock to-
morrow night.
The lawn fete to be given by the parish
upon the grounds Of the old Moore Man
sion at North Capitol and T Streets, be
ginning On 11day, May 10, viii run
for six days Those in charge promise
that no effort v.5;l be spared to make this
entertainment a pleasant and an enjoy
able one.
The following named ladies will also
assist at the Sunday school table: Mrs
A Zappone. Mrs NJ r. Jones, Mrs. Henry
Fulton, and Mrs. J T. Connors.
St. Joseph's Church. the Rev. Father
Schmitt, pastor-The Rev Father Smyth
will preach at the late mass tomorrow.
May devotions Tueed1y and Friday even
ings at 7:30 o'clock, and every morning
after S O'Clock mass. Mass at !, 9, and
1890 O'Clock. as usual. Baptism at
O'Clock. Holy Name Society meets Sun
days at 5 o'clock.
Holy Trinity Church the Rev. Father
MuIvaney. rect0r-The SOdality Will re-
ceIve holy communion at the o'clock
Endeavor Society, $50 p. IA; prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at 5 o'clock Seats
free. All cordially invited