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

held in St Peters Church Friday morn
ing
St Augustine's Church-Low masses at
6, Z. and o'clock High mass at IL
O'Clock. Vespers at 8 p. N.
The League Of the Sacred Heart viii
receive holy communion at the O'Clock
mass tomorrow morning.
The children are preparing for the an
nuaI May feast.
\ public presentation of testimonials
to Father Clifford by the members OF the
parish will take place next Tuesday night
at s p. n.
The children Of the parish will receive
their first communion on the second Sun
day in May
St Martins Church-The progress that
is being made in this parish since the
coming of the Rev Father Hannah as
permanent pastor is more than eneour-
aging to all that are interested in its
welfare. This advancement is not only
apparent in the rapid completion of the
new hall, the social and fn-1ciaI success
of the various entertainments which have
been Sc generously patToniZed, but in the
great increase in the congregation at the
masses celebrated at 7:30 and 1920 a.
n, which viii still continue as low
masses for the present. Owing to this
large attendance Father Hannah is con-
sidering the advisability OF having a 9
O'Clock mass for the children when the
new hall is ready for occupancy.
a very entertaining and pleasant occa-
sion was had On Tuesday last at the Old
Moore Mansion, in which q matinee
euchre was given under the supervision
Of Mrs James H Johnson, jr-, and Mrs
Reed 4 number Of beautiful prizes were
distributed among the patrons who took
part IN the entertainment
The lawn fete to be given by the parish
upon the grounds of the Old Moore Man
sion beginning on Monday, May IS. will
continue for six days. Every effort viii
De put forth to make this entertainment
a plea SAINT ana enjoyable one. A number
Of new and novel ideas Of amusemeats
VIII o. introduced for the entertainment
and pleasu-e-Of the patrons.
The following ladies and gentlemen OF
the parish have been selected as &C M
mittees having charge during the cs..CiIu-
ance of the fate:
Committee On superyfsion-Rev. Eugt ne
4. Hannah, J H Johnson, ir., B J.
Waters.
oorkeepers-Bernard J. Waters. VII
liam F. Finn
Press committee-w J. Reilly. J. C
' Sn- III, John C Weidman.
St Martins tabIe-Mrs. W B. Pratt
chairman, assisted by Mrs. J. H. John
son, jr-, Mrs. ". 3. Reilly. Mrs Ham.
Mrs T J Vandoren- Mrs McChesney,
Mrs c. F GOodchild, Mrs. Parker. Mrs
O'Br;en. Mrs K. Y. Egan.
Supper table-MFs- F. A. Clark. chair
man, assisted by Mrs. 7. J. Clark. Mrs. J.
J. Nagle. Mrs O'Reilly. Miss May Crook.
Sanctuary table-Mrs William II tIrov-
eTman, chairman, assisted by Mrs. L C.
RaGel. Mrs Mckenzie, Mrs. Burns. Mrs.
II. Tharp Mrs. PTOsise. Mrs. Ochsenrieter
Mrs Wall, Mrs. Parker, Miss Teresa
Finn, Miss Grace Mellon Miss O'Hara
Sunday school table-Mrs. J. c. Siup-
son. chairman, assisted by Mrs. W. E
Shannon. Miss Mamie Moore. Mrs W J
Cook. Mrs. Corridor, Miss Julia a Cud-
more.
Dancing badges-W. J. Reilly.
Dancing-Mr- CasselI-
Yellow kids-John Gaghan. chairman;
Mr.. FRAZIER. Mr.. Swartz.
Grab bag-Genevieve Larman, Mrs. Lar
man. Elean0Te LaFman
Peanut and popcorn staRd-AIrs. John c
Neidman, chairman, assisted by Miss May
Weidman, Miss Annie Heaney, Miss Alice
Morris.
Soda water and flower stand-Xrs. W
F. Finn, chairman; assisted by Mrs Shea.
Miss Berger, Miss Carr, Miss Murphy
RefTeshment tabIe-Mrs- c. N NichoI-
son, chairman, assisted by Mrs B. J
Waters. Mrs. ~ B. Mckenzie. Mrs NJ J.
Shea, Miss N. Sands, Miss Kate KAN
merer, Miss Annie Slattery Mrs Mary
Nicholson. Mrs NJ Halpin Miss y Muir
ply, Mrs. Carr
Confectionery table-Mrs Reed. chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
Sweeney, Mrs CoTnweII, Mrs Grady, Mrs
B6alI Miss BeaH Miss Fair
Lemonade stand-Miss Elizabeth Moo
nan, chairman, assisted by Miss Clara
CasseH. Miss Adele TAFT, Miss Lillian
Newman, Miss AdeIIa CasseII. Miss
Mamie Cudmore.
Chairman OF order eommittee-Mr. G.
Nicholson
Paddle stand-John c. Weidman. chair
man, assisted by Mr.. Nagle. Mr. William
H GToyerman. Mr. Rooney.