Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-01

Several letters have been received py
friends in this city from the Right Rev
Henry Yates Satterlee, the bishop OF
Washington who is at present in the Brit
ish Isles as the guest of friends. The
bishop states in his letter that the baths at
Bad Nauhein. in Germany. where he has
oeen staying. have improved his health
wonderfully. and that he hopes to return in
The fall in a much improved physical con-
dition.
The first of the summer meetings which
will be held by the Brotherhood of st. An
drew at Colonial Beach each Sunday OF
the summer will take place tomorrow IN
the little chapel building. These meetings
in the summers of the past have been hlgh-
liz successful. and this success is greatly
due to the zeal of the different chapters
that hold their services during the summer
at the beach. The meetings TO great eA-
tent reach a class of people who rarely 20
to church. but who are OF "A pIeasure-ioVihs
d!sposition and generally upon SUNDAY Hiiu
themselves at the beach within sight or the
little chapel Many of the brotherhood men
nave announced their intention OF attenaihs
the July meeting of the local Assembly o.
Rockville. Md and it is more than PROB
able that when the meeting Is called 10 OF
der there will be a large number In at
tendance.
Last Monday evening at the Liberty
Baptist Church. 18th and r streets
northwest, the following were ordained as
deacens William King Henry. e'a ,l,
John German. james Harris ana JAMES
Brennan The Rev. William d jarvis
acted as master of ceremonies. Rev James
Lindsey delivered the Invocation, ana the
ordination sermon was prtacIieu & ..Tbe
William J Howard. who spoke on ne
DUTY OF the peacons to the Pastor ~.
E c. Carbon took as his subject 1hs
Duty of The DeaCons to the Church' di.u
la l.ll
lanes II Hiu r Holmes. Shelton Miller
and John Holmes The ordination prayer
was then delivered by Rev. George II. Har-
ris. who presented TO Kew. lsaac loiIt %
on behalf of the assembly Il purse contain
ing soJT TO assist as part of his expenses
while serving as a delegate to the Nauohai
Baptist Congress, which VIII DE .elu III
London. England. this summer. ,,.rib7
the ministers. the purse was also cohtfIp
uted to by various clubs and socleues VI
the churches. Rev. Tollver VIII Hiahe 'ne
Journey TO London in company Win nv.
Alevander Wilibanks After the netlnS
bad adjourned those present met IN the
lower auditorium of the church. where q
collation. was served, Rev. {. w. Pryor act
ing as POSTMASTER
Rev DR.. D. J. Stafford pastor of St rat
rtck's Roman Catholic Church, VINO ds III 81
announced in The Star. intended leaVhis
washington today for three months TRIP
,hrouph Europe has found ii necessary 10
alter his Dlans Instead of leaving TO-DAY ne
Js 10 sail on the Oceanic of the White star
line Wednesday morning next
E-,er since Pope Plus Y issued his famous
encyclical requesting the clergy OF tie
church in this country 10 conform me-
music to the plain chant a great deai ol
conjecture has been engendered. w htil d,
PauIs Roman Catholic Church introduced
the Gregorian chant the matter was taken
nm with manifest interest, and II mas peeh
continued ever since. sunday Iast SUI
tn hp
isius Roman Catholic Church In the selec-
tion of mass music that conforms TO the
''Motu proprio" bull of the pope. WINE as
stated in The Star, no announcement wa
made in this connection the circumstance
has given rise to considerable speculation as
to the organization of the choir next season.
St Matthews Catholic Church, which is
located on Rhode Island avenue, near Con-
necticut avenue northwest, was the scene
last evening of the beautiful service OF the
feast of the Sacred Heart. which was aug
mented with special musical features 1 mere
was a large audience in attendance, anu
they listened intently to the sermon winch
was preached upon The Imitation oI
Christ" by Rev. Father Currler OF the
Catholic Indian bureau. Mr. Wiham
Schulz as a prelude to the service, played
Godard's Voluntary in upon the violin.
The professional hymn was then sung oy
the choir. and was followed by the usuai
service of the Society of the. Apostleship OF
Prayer, which Is held at the end of each
month The service was conducted by the
Rev. Father Edward l.. Buckley, who read
the report of the work for the past year,
which has just closed. Immediately prec o.
ing Father Curriers' sermon Mr.. Waiter
Paschal of the Nine. Schuman-Heink Com
pany sang q barytone solo, abide With
Me-" by Morsell. Mrs. Anna Grant-Fugltt
sang Gounod's Ave Maria in F, with
violin obligato by Mr.. Schulz.
Rev Father Buckley, assisted by Rev.
Father Lee, then gave the bened:ction OF
the blessed sacrament, during which Miss
Edna Sheehy sang Rotoli's 20, Salutaris.
The choir followed with a rendition OF
Faure's "Tantum Ergo" in which Mr..
Charles Harris sang the barytone solo. At
ter the close of the service those who took
part were entertained at luncheon at DEM