The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-05

brother. Joseph all unconscious Of the deaths q
the two children.
ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH Rev. Father Marx
viii celebrate high mass and preach 10 50 d. be
Rev Father S0uthgate viii oficiste az high mass iH
Soldiers Home Chapel. g CcCck. The schools IN
charge Of the Benodc,iue Sisters viil reopen next
Monday. To Rev. Father SouthSate. pastor, and
Rev. Father Marx, assistant pastor Il this church,
sas allotted the sad privilege q minist-rre % the
diving IN the frgb.ful railroad fatality II last sun
day evening. What these good priests witnessed and
endured VIII never he known nor understood They
were among the first 90 reach the wreck Prom
their little church the hills 0 South Br11klan1.
20 the Sceue & the horror meant a long. ullls
Journey Though dense fog but unfllreTIusly they
/ perseYered and. on reaching the dreadful wreck,
worked untiringly among the dead and DYING. On
ing what only Gods auUiured could do ar such a
time forgetting self and all narrowing surroundings
does the priest while he eau alleviate sIt-
fcring or mitigate soTow.
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH; The Cardinal Arch
bishop q Baltimore viii administer Confirmation IN
this church tomorrow az s;I5 g. NJ and VII assist
az Solemn P0uudcal Mass al II 5CiCcE- After
this mass public reception VIII be held az the
rcctory, after which the Ca11mal VII be enter
tanned az luncheon by DIT Stafford, who has in
yited number & notable gentlemen 60 be present
This reception has come % be an annual ceremony
the cardinal holding a reception az the cathedral
on the first Sunday after Christmas, ami az 81
Patrcks the following sunday The adults Eho
I are 10 De ClDlGLleQ viii meet iu Llt ItllLIg ol z
clock. the children meeting IN the school az the
same hour The Christmas musical programme viii
/ he repeated. Rev J. T. O'Cmurll Ii. D.. pastor
Of ST Francis de sales Church. Toledo, Ohio. vii
deliver the sermon A three weeks mission nil be
opened on January . 0y the Ar-h-DiCCgsdu Mis-
sonary Band Ct New YORK City. whose past Efforts
have met with great success. The first week viii
be devoted 10 women. the second 20 men, and the
third a series Of lectures Catholic belief. IN
tended chiefly for uon-Cathocs. These lectures All
be explanatory and not controversial. Those who
desire 20 know make use Of this opportunity TO
learn what the church teaches.
ST PAULs CHURCH: Tomorrow viii be con-
muuion Sunday for the children Of the parish and
members Of the Holy Name Society Low masses. {
and 10 O'Clock, chIldren's mass. CLOCK, solemn
high mass. IL O'Clock, VespGrs at 80 j. m The
second annual Carol Service was held last Sunday
evening the parish sanctuary CHOIR rendering I'D
excellent manner the following traditional carols
The First Novel;, Sleep, Holy Babe Cradle
Song Of the Blessed Virgin " when ] View the
Mother Mountains. Bow Your Heads Majestic 10
% Holy Night 20 Dies PTaeclars-" and. In
conclusion, 'AdeSte Fideles. the sweetest II all
| Christmas hymns vas beautifully rendered hv the
! choir and al members Of the large congregation
present The personnel of the choir is follows:
/ Orgsnist and ch0irmaster. Ernest T. Winchester
associate oTganist Harry Hall; librarian James p
Atkinson; assistant Librarians Masters DaT and
Rhoades; sopranos. Masters Dsrr. RhGades, Still
/ well, Delaney May. Lynch. Roberts, Batch. Hur-
ney. Reed Bartle King Myers. Giddens, Kelly, and
King Altos. Masters Easton, Carroll, Barry Roach
/ Hall and Bridget Tenors: Messrs. Alden. Petty
/ bowling. Hail. Roach. Bartle Atkinson, FossrtS-
and Reed Bases: sIessrs Hopkins. C0nnel. Dunn,
/ Hall Ryder. OCounor. Carroll. Schultz. and Zen
/ Wick There is also preparatory school Tor Choir
/ isters numbering several lads, who VIII be pro
NOTED 10 the regular choir as vacancies OccIr