The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-16

bors in establishing the parish and the excellent 70.
suits accomplished by him in the thrtyseven years
OF his pastcrate
delightful entertainment under the auspices d
II. AIMS Church choir Was held IN the parish
! hail. Tennallyt0Wn. last Tuesday evening
The large attendance. ike the pleasure II the
evening was greatly due 20 the popularity Of Miss
Lewis, Miss Poor Miss Lackey aud Mss Whine
VINO planned the entertainment and made cve.y ar
ransement Tor the comfort and enjoyment Of the
assembiage.
The holy Name Societies q the DiSrict are mani
Testing lively interest organization and rurish
work. with a result that is thoroughly gratifying 70
the spiritual directors. Oficrs and members Of the
several societies
The grand reunion in ST. Psuls Church was well
attended last Sunday. Al the business meeting held
this week IN S. Dominics parish cotnmendabie
spiritual activity was manifest and the interest dis
played IN all matters q Importance proved VERY
gratifying to those concerned. especially ~ 10 the
spiritual director Of the society. Rev Father J. L.
fmnerty. Q. r. who speaks his appreciation IN
earnest words
Representatives Of the District Union Of the Holy
Name Societies met Wednesday evening in 81. 10
scphs school Hall and completed arrangements for
social reunion TO be held Friday evening Noyem-
Der z N -. Dominics parish hall
Rev. Father W ID. Noon. q. p. % tho Do1nini-
can House Of Studies. VIII address the assembly
solemn high mas % he celebrated IN ST. Dom
mics Church At O'Clock Thsnl ssi,ipg Day. win
BE attended By The Holy Name Society.
Msmbers viii mot IN the hall at s.i5 a. n. and
walk IN a body to the church.
The Very R-v Father I. r O'Rourke. o. p
viii celebrate the mass. Rev. Father L. A. la
Plant o. P, viii b. deacon and Rev. Father J. l.
Finnety, .. p. subdeacon Of the mass.
musical and entertainment. Planned BY the
ccnsresation Of 81. Vincent de Paul's Church VIII
~ held Thursday evening. November q IN Masonic
Temple Hall. under the auspices of the building
fund association. for the benefit Of the church
SeTenty-hve or eighty members Of 81 Vincrut's
parish we're enrolled in the Holy Name Society las,
sunday evening.
special meeting of the society viii take place
at 80 tomorrow eTeniug
Forty Hours Devotion in ST. ThereSa's Church
was edfyingy ATTENDED this week. and closed Tues
day evening With Solemn Benediction q the Blessed
Sacrament celebrated by Rev Father Ambrose
BeTan. Of the Church Of the Immaculate Concer-
ton; Rev Father ~ T. J. Egsn, deacon. and Rev
Father James OC0nn0r. subdeacou
The fair for the Church O. the Holy Comforter.
said 20 be one Of the most attractive and successful
ever held in this city viii close tonight with
Comedy Varieties The Visit to the Fortune Tel
Ter, Phases Of Funny Faces. "COIartuership Do
Night Before Christmas % Land Of the Midnight
sun" and illustrated songs.
The brochure. issued Il souvenir Of the fair con-
t2ins an interesting history q the Parish. estab
iished November 3. l9O4-rist three years ago.
SYNOPSIS Of the life Of Rev. Father Joseph
Msguire tel!s, only TOO BREEZY, Of the great work
accomplished b. this estiniable and popular Young
priest IN his tWofuld capacity pastor Of the Church
OF the Holy Comforter and chaplain Of the District
penal and charitable institutions since his orlina
ton 20 the priesthood in December. 1899
As the history Of parish hinges largely upon
those who administer its affairs" -. too the "a
pidity with which the Holy Comforter parish has
assumed pTominence and importance in the district
Is due b the Jealous labors Of Father Mcguire and
his able young assistant Rev Father Charles Z
Boone. who have won the hearty cooperation Of
devoted congregation and helpful announcement from
Catholics Of every parish in Washington