The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-17

mass tomorrow morning A special mass
will be said for Keane Council. K of c..
at which the members of the order will
receive holy communion. The May pro-
cession will take place at O'Clock p N
The children will meet in the old church
on N Street, and proceed down to
Thirty-fourth, Up Thirty-fourth to Q,
along Q to Thirty-iftb, to o Street
to the churchyard, where, grouped around
the statue of the Blessed Virgin, they will
sing hymns and make an address to the
Blessed Virgin. after which the statue Of
the Blessed Virgin viii be crowned by the
Queen of May, Miss Alice Spellman. as
sisted by Miss Clara Clements and Miss
Anne Doering- The music will be fur
nished by the Gonzaga College Band.
The committee in charge of the garden
party, Ju5e 80 to July 3, will meet in the
old Church Thursday at p. n.
As previously announced, illustrated
lecture viii he given by the Rev John F
X O'CCnnor, s J., vice president of Con
zaga College, at CASTOR Hall, George
town University, Wednesday evening,
May 81.
The following musical talent has been
secured for the occasion: Miss Ellen Cor
Tigan, Mr. ". D. Mcfarland, the Knicb-
erbockeT Quartet, and a number of stu
dents from Georgetown University
The Rev. AIoysius P Brosnan, s. J.,
viii preach q sermon on The Titular
Feast Of the Church, Trinity Sunday.
May %.
Mrs Lynes- grandmother Of the Rev
NJ 0DonogEue, assistant pastor Of St
Johns Church. Baltimore, is seriously i'll
at her daughters residence.
Immaculate Conception Church. the Rev.
Father Ryan, pastor-The low masses viii
be said at the usual hour.
The music viii be under the direction Of
Mr.. Harry Wheaton Howard at the SOL
emn high mass al 1880 o'clock tomorrow.
st. Mary's Church. the Rev. Father
Currier, pastor-The blessing Of baptismaI
water for Penteeost Sunday took
place this morning Tomorrow solemn
high mass will be sung at 1890 o'clock
Father Currier viii be the celebrant
Father J. Roth deacon. and Father Mast
sUbdeacon. Father Roth viii preach the
sermon.
The funeral Of Mrs. Teresa Rupert, of
I'll Seventh Street northwest, took place
this morning at Q O'Clock.
Robert J. AchstetteT. graduate CT Con
zaga College, viii sing his first mass in
this church on jane % Mr.. Achstetter has
been pursuing his studies at St Mary's
Seminary, Baltimore city. He has many
friends in Washington
The children of the parish who are to
make their first communion this spring
will do so on the last Sunday il May.
The May procession Will occur in the aft
ernoon Of the same day.
The May devctioHs will continue to be
held 2 20 O'ciogk every pvQuinp
st. Stephens Church. the Rev. Father
Caughy, pastor-A solemn high mass will
be sung at II O'Clock tomorrow, it being
Pentecost Sunday. Father smyth will
sing the mass. Father O'Connen will
preach.
The children viii make their first com
munion on the first Sunday in June The
Sodaiity will receive holy communion next
Sunday
Bishop DOnahue, CT Wheeling, " Va
Monsignors Rocker and Marchetti, and
Father GuendIiDg- Of Indiana, were guests
at the reCtOTy this week
Church of the Nativity. Brightwood-
Rev. c. o. Rosensteel Will celebrate mass
tomorrow at 5 q N; Sunday school viii
be held at 8 a. n: bapJisms will be given
by special appointment.
st. AIMS Church-The progressive Gu
chre to be held on Monday May 49, in
Carroll Institute Hall, promises to be a
very attractive entertainment. Many ar
ticIes, beautiful and costly, will be award
ed TO the fortunate players
Mr. James B. Shugrue and Miss Viz
GINA Horn were married at the rectory
on Wednesday morning.
A Christian doctrine class has been
E. B. Pollard, Phi D.; Bible school. $50