The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-20

takes place in the Chapel of Perpetual
Alteration this parish every evening
from SIS TO us, when benediction is
given.
The rarochfaI schools reopened last
! Monday
Immaculate Conception Church, Rev,
S F Ryan, pastor; the Rev. ambrose
!. Beaver. assistant-Sunday masses,
$50. .. and 1890 a N; beHsdiction. :
p. n.
That the Brothers Of Mary. who have
charge of the Immaculate Conception
School for Boys, are fully alive TO the
interests OF the pupils under their
charge is evidenced by the program for
the years work, which they have de-
Cided upon
Though the school has in the past had
an excellent reputation, the good broth
eTs hope, under the able direction of
Brother John. to accomplish even more.
so that an I. c. S boy may be able,
after graduating at their school. to take
UP anything. from the professions down.
Not only will the standard Of the
common school branches be raised. but
number Of adGIvIS.l-: studies viii be
added viz. Rhetoric literature, trigo-
nOmetTy, commercial law and chemistry.
The higher branches Of grammar as we'll
as those Of composition and mathematics
viii be given especial attention Nor
viii the study of shorthand. typewriting.
and bookkeeping, which has been a
feature Of this school, be neglected. so
that the boy who is fortunate enough to
have received his education at this
school. may in time to come. as have
those who have gone before him, be
proud Of the training which he received
at the hands Of these devoted men
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and x
Streets northeast. the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick. pastor: the Rev. Andrew J.
Carey, assistant-Sunday masses at g.
:, and a. m. Baptism, p. m; beads
and benediction, : p. N.
St Joseph's Church. Second and c
Street northeast, the Rev. Valentine T.
Schmitt, pastor. the Rev. James A
Smyth, ssistanJ-Sunday, masses. :. 3.
and 1890 a. m baptisms. 4 O'Clock:
rosaTysand benediction. Z p. n; masses
on week days at a. m
Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev. Joseph MeGee. pastor-Sun-
day masses. and los a. N, both low.
Tomorrow at the 10 O'Clock mass the
regular choir. under the direction OF
Mr. L. E. Cannon. VII render fine
music. Mr.. Eric Rath. who sreat the
summer in Europe, and assisted at the
musical festival at Bayrauta. will pre-
side at the organ
The hours for the services will not be
changed until the first Sunday in Octo-
Der.
St. Johns Church. Forest I!en the
Rev c. O. RosenteeI, pastor-Scrvices
tomorrow AT 1920 a. m: raass N week
Gays, except Wednesday, at $50; bap-
usms after the mass on Sunday
Holy Trinity Church. Thirty-siS.h and
o Streets northwest. the Rev. James F.
<. MuIyaney, s J. pastor: tbs Rev.
Francis McAtee. s J, and the Rev.
Samuel CanilI. S. J.. Observation-Disclosures
services viii be held during the week
as follows Tomorrow morning masses
at S. :, s. and 1870 o'clock. In The
evening, hymns, rosary. and benediction
at O'Clock. During the week. masses ar
S, $50, and o'clock a IL SodaIitv
meetings viii remain discontinued until
about October l.
The prospects for the fair early in
January Of next year are bright, and
the committees and their assistants are
determined if possible to make it the
most successful fair ever held by Trinity
congregation
Trinity school for boys. ard ST 10
seph's school for girls resumed last
Monday with mass OF the Holy Ghost.