The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

parish ball neIt wednesday evening Father Wun-
nenbcrT viii leave that night for Montreal
Rev. Father Nicholas Weber S NJ. Of the
Narist College. Brookland. will oficiate at St.
MGrys Church during Father WUnnenbGrg's absence.
Summer schedule viii so into effect at St Mary's
Church tomorrow. Low al 30 and 10 O'Clock.
Bsnediction will be given after the last mass.
High mGss sung on the Feast q the Visitation
July q: a m. viii be followed by BenedictiOn
Of tho Blessed Sacrament
Sixty boys OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton parish. under the Of the Brothers Of Mary
IN charge q the school. viii spend July at
Chesapeake Beach as guests Of the pastors Of the
church.
The steamer jamestown has been char
tered hy St. Rose Industrial School for trips down
the Potomac Monday next
Patrons of the institution win find IN this outing
delightful opportunity assist In the project Tor
which the excursion Is 20 b given-defaying the
cost OF the industrial school 20 be erected at
Phelps place and California avenue
Ground has been broken az the site mentioned.
and the new building will be ready for occupancy
within the year.
Following the award OF gold and silver
medals to the Junior sOdality q St Pauls Church
by Rev. Father Thomas A. Walsh In the Convent
ot Perpetual Alteration. Wednesday afternoon tho
Young girls were entertained by the religious o. the
the Convent lawn
The children then Joined in the interesting c,re-
mony knows as rose parry" during which each
g1rl. blnd-folded In turu pinned L pink rose on
the Rosary Of Roses"
The youthful CONTESTANT whose rose was placed
nearest tho cTuss Miss Margaret Donovan. won the
first prize. To Miss Katie Ryder was awarded the
secOnd prize; 10 Miss Della COun0r the third and
httle Helen Ryder carried on the fourth aud last
prize.
A lawn fete under the auspices OF St
Augustine's Lyceum will be held each evening next
week from Monday 70 Friday the church lawn.
Beginning July S, Benediction will be given each
Sunday after the last low mass az II O'Clock, and
Sodhlity vii be discontinued until the fan.
Rev. Father James J. O'Connor will en-
ter next wednesday upon the duties Of assistant 20
the pastor Of St Augustines Church. the position
10 which he was recently assigned b. Cardinal Glib
bons
This appointment. retaining as e does IN Wash
ington native q the District whose friends here
are legion, affords universal qualification and pleas
ure. and assigns 20 one q the most popular pas
tors In the diocese assistant whose mental attn
0Ites stamp hin valuable acquisition 20 ST. Au-
gistines parish, and whose personal qualifications
have won for him the esteem AID friendship Of
Catholics throughout bis native town.
Father OConnor studied two years At Gonzaga
College before entering ST Charles College EllicUrr
City. where he continued for four years From 81
Mays Seminary he received the degree Of A. B.
In 1907; \. NJ. in 1905 and 5. T. r, in 1906
Ordained priest BY Cardinal Gibbons June Do
lse, be said his first mass that week IN St
Josoph's Asylum, this city. on the Feast q the
Sacred Heart. and celebrated his frst solemn high
mass the following Sunday in St Ps-rick's Church
Remaining that summer at 81. Pauls Church
Baltimore. Father O'Connor entered the Catholic
University the following year. From that seat of
learning the 10Th q this month he received the
degree Of Licentiate of Sacred Theology.