The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-29

altar cost about $1,000 The financial statements
Viu be read b. the pastor, Rev. C-arles n Bart ou
sunday January G, az the late mass, 1880 OCl1ck
+ ST. ALOYSIUS' CHURCH F0rty Hours Dayo-
/ ton VIII commence tomorrow. Solemn high mass
al II O'Clock VIII be followed by solemn procession
Of the BLESSED Sacrament Exposition # the Blessed
Sacrament VIII continue each DAY closing on Tues
/ day evening with solemn procession Jf the Blessed
! Sacrament. and Beuediction. Sermon By Rev
/ Thomas A Becker. 5. J., Of Pougdsee1sie, y. Y
Monday evening at 30 O'Clock Beuediction q the
I Blessed Sacrament and sermon By Rev Henry Cas-
ten. ). J.. professor Cf theology. Woods-ocE Col
1 lege The choir VII render g TIE Dem and sing
I the Miserlre on New Years Day low masses G.
/ = s and O'Clock; high mass at 10 O'Clock
/ SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART: Next Mon
day evening at $50 O'Clock a Thanksgiving service
vii be held IN this church. Christmas hymns viii
be sung b. tH5 choir and the congregation VIII unite
/ in song Of the service. Rev. y. L Sullivan C.
5. T., viii deliver the sermon ard also preach al
/ the last mass on New Years Day. Low mass, New
! Years Day az Z O'Clock. solemn nigh mass. 10
O'Clock Next Friday Devotious q the League of
/ the Sacred Eeart and Benedicti0n Of the Blessed
Sacrament at 80 p III sermon BY the pastor.
/ Rev. jerome J. MCCee. The Santa Clans enter
4 taiuInent En- Carroll Institute Hall on THURSDAY
vas attended by about % children. 10 whom boxes
I Of confecti0ns and pictures were distributed
/ ST. STEPHENS CHURCH: The feast Of St
/ Stephen, First Martyr. and the patron Of this
/ church. viii be observed tomorrow. Solemn high
mass VIII be celebrated az Il O'Clock. the choir
/ rendering oscar KIein's Mass. Rev. Carroll G
/ Smyth whose ordination took place last Sstur-
| day, VIII be oeieb-ant; Rev. Thomas Gibbons
/ Smyth, deacon. and Rev. Father Boyer, Of the
Apostolic Mission House subdeaCon. Sermon By the
pastor, Rev Father Caughy. After the g O'Clock
mass refreshments VIII be served to the children
/ of the Sunday school Vespers VIII be omitted To-
morrow. Low masses Tuesday az g. Z and
O'Clock; solemn high mass and Beneiicti0n Of the
Blessed Sacrament at 10 O'Clock Devotions II the
f-aa1- r0f+ the.
! ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH: Rev. Father Carroll
/ viii preach at the high mass tomorrow. Il O'Clock
/ The Christmas music wiz be repeated By the choir
/ Rev Father Michigan viii deliver the sermon at
/ I % p. N On New Years Day lou masses, s. J.
SIS. and O'Clock: high mass. 10 O'Clock. followed
/ By BenediCtion Of the Blessed Sacrament. The
choir viii also repeat the Christmas music during
/ this mass. and Holy Night vii be sung at the
close q the service The children q St Joseph's
/ Orphan Asylum VIII have their Christmas enter
tainment this afternoon at O'Clock. The girls Ct
/ 81. Yinceut's Orphan Asylum had an enjoyable
entertainment yesterday, and the children Of the
Sunday school were entertained In Carroll Hall
Thursday afternoon The Christmas number Of the
Patrician has elected universal praise. It Is re
plete with interesting ard instructive features that
/ make IL q noteworthy edition.
/ ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH: Rev Dr. Cooper
VIII deliver the sermon st the solemn high mass
/ tomorrow, II O'Clock Low masses New Years
Day at 6, Z. g. and 70 O'Clock solemn high mass Il
I
! position Of the Blessed Sacrament from a. M
until lis 2. n. when Beu6dicti0u win he given.
Sodality Of the Blessed Virgin in the chapel Of the
Convent Of the Visitation next Tuesday afternoon
5 O'Clock. The children Of the Sunday school were
delightfully."- entertained in Holy Cross Academy last
Thursday aftefaOon. Three rooms were thrown open
/ for the entertainment The CRIB q Bethlehem
was pTettily represented in noon. the children
were assembled IN another. while the third room
contained Christmas tree. from which SITS and
ConfeCtiOns distributed to the children dy Santa
/ Claus, who humor0usly represented hy McGu
Smith. Rev Father Lee delivered All address to the
/ children Much credit Is due Sister Rosary Sister
Christa, and Miss Felicia Reeve for the success Of
/ the entertainment
/ ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH: Rev. Father Schmitt
viii deliver the sermon at the high mass tomorrow
/ 1870 O'Clock. Low masses and O'Clock On New
Years Day low masses at T. 9. and 1880 O'clock
BenediCtion Of the Blessed Sacrament VIII f0.l5g
/ the last Sermon by Rev. Ignatius Fealy
Yesterday. the Feast 81 the Hov Imoc-uts was au-
pTopTiately selected the dag on which % enter
/ tain the children OF the parish. At O'Clock in
mas tree by a very jolly old santa Claus imper-
/ il due Rev. Iu2tiGs Fcaly. director q the sun
day school, for the Success and pleasure # the en-
tertainment The annual election of officers a the
( Holy Name Society took place the last monthly
meeting. and those who served the society during
/ the past year unanimously reelected. Michael
ID. Schacfer president; John J. Higgins. wee presi-
dent; Richard A. Curtin secretary, and Anthony
Schlodt, treasurer. Arrangements are beng made
/ By the society to tender complimentary smoker %
the gentlemen Of the congregation on wednesday
evening. January 9.