The Washington herald., 1908-08-08


late Cardinal Vaughn, Of England has
been detailed 10 the Apostolic Mission
House. Washington. by Archbishop
Bourne, Of Westminster to pursue the
course OF missionary study for the ulu-
mate purpose Of establishing a mission
house on similar lines n England
Rev. Father A. P. Doyle. c. 5. P. rec
tor OF the Apostolic Mission House. who
IS at present in Rome. was recently grant
ed an interview with Cardinal Merry Del
Val. the Secretary OF state in which ne
laid before him the results Of the non
Catholic missions in the United States.
The Cardinal told Father Doyle that
he had followed with interest the growth
OF the American Apostolate, since its be-
ginning more than ten years ago.
Commencing the use OF the question box,
Cardinal Merry Del Val said he himself
had made practical use Of il IN a series
Of lectures. given by him in Rome. and
that he had found it exceedingly vslu-
able
When Father Doyle mentioned the re-
cent action Of Archbishop Bourne sending
Father Vaughn 70 the Apostolic Mission
House, to prepare for the mission work IN
England. the Cardinal replied: Yes. the
cbice Of Father Vaughn IS a most happy
one. 1 know him well, and he has all
the qualities that are apt to secure the
best results The work is very close TO
the heart of Cardinal Vaughn IN his latter
years. when he had not the strnegth 10
carry out his plans completely, but 10
Father Vaughn has fallen the providential
role OF effectuaJinE the projects Of his
uncle the cardinal He is a Vaughn,
and he has inherited the qualities OF
mind and heart that win insure the slc-
cess Of the work"
Rev. John D Maguire. OF the Catholic
University, is spending the summer at
AIenloe Park. Cal He preached last
Sunday at the cathedral in san Francisco
on the Love OF God'--a sermon referred
10 as characterized by that splendid
/ force that is ever a part Of Dr. Ma
( g-1ire's effective discOurses."
Mrs. Pescia accompanied her cousin 10
California. and IS Al present With DF.
I Mcguire at Menloe Park
{ The lawn fete Tuesday evening for the
/ benefit OF Holy Comforter Church. under
I the auspices Of the Sodality. met with
very gratifying results, and was equally
/ as well attended as was the festival last
week
/ The Holy Name Societies Of the District
[ Knights OF Columbus. members Of the
. Ancient OELEE OF E1aOEEAllelllSs LA4E NNAA-
I fraternity Of st. Vincent de Paul, and
I other organizations are invited 10 attend
the lawn fete. Tuesday evening next, IN
/ der the auspices Of the Holy Name So
/ ciery Of the Church OF the Holy Com
forter. East CapI1oi- and Fourteenth
/ streets.
I Low masses IN the Chut Il of the Ma
tivity. Brlghtwood. on the Feast Of the
I Assumption next Saturday. viii be at =
. and u O'Clock BenedictiOn OF the Blessed
/ Sacrament viii be given after the last
z mass
/ Residents Of BrightwoOd are making ex-
I tensive preparations for a grand lawn
I fete 10 be held or the grounds OF the
! pastors residence Wednesday evening,
/ September .
Right Rev. P J. O'Donoghue. Bishop
/ OF Wheeling. ". Va viii oflciate 81 the
{ LAYING Of the cornerstone OF the Immacu-
/ hate Conception School FOX Boys. and
! Eighth streets. Sunday afternoon. August
Is, at I o'clock.
Pastors Of local churches and their as
I sistauts and representatives. OF various
Z civic and charitable organizations viii be
present at the ceremony. The music viii
be furnished by the Marine Band
I Father Eugere Connolly. assistant priest
at the Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. leaves Washington tomorrow for a
visit wiki relatives IN New York and a
short vacation a. Atlantic City.
/ Low masses at St Augustiae's Church
OF the Feast OF the Assumption VIII be
al 6. :. g and L O'Clock. the 70 o'clock
mass being omitted
N HnE hI-n nf~~H- o
pastor Of St AugUstine's Church in the
I absence Of Father Paul Griffith. viii
I leave next week for an annual vacation
az atlantic City and other resorts on the
Jersey coast
An excellent plan 10 promote the wide
spread and far-reaching work Of the
Association Of Perpetual Alteration and
I Work for Poor Churches is suggested
I through a circular issued this week by
I the director. Father F. Mackin and on
I GERS Of the association wherein each
member Is asked 10 secure the names OF
two o. more persons for enrolment in
I the association that increased member
ship may enable the good work 10 pro-
coed on an assured financial basis
The fund realized from offerings OF
{ members has heretofore proved made
quate for the purposes Of the association.
ments lectures. &c. have been INSULT
cient TO its ever increasing demands
I The scheme suggested by the board
/ makes II possible for each member TO aid
the work for poor churches by an active
/ cooperation il the project to promote the
{ practical and financial interests Of the
/ associatio1-al organization that merits
{ liberal patronage from every Catholic in
the diocese
Solemn high mass Of requiem was in
toned in $. Vincent's Church. Baltimore.
on Thursday IN memory OF Father Joseph
! FIOttemesCh. the young assistant priest.
whose death. one month ago, Occasioned
] profound sOrrow 70 relatives and many
[ friends in Baltimore and Washington.
/ The celebraut Of the mass, Father An
/ drew 1Iihm. assistant al the Church Of
I the Holy Comforter, this city, and the
! deacons of the mass. Father Joseph L
/ Weidenhamn, OF St. 5erome's Church.
[ Baltimore. and Father Lawrence y.
/ Brown. Of St. Martins Church. that city.
were fellow scholastics with Father
/ Fl0ttemesch when al St. Mary's Semi
nary
4 Touching proof OF the love entertained
for the young priest was evidenced BY
. the -arge number OF Clergymen present AZ
: the months mind, by the assemblase OF
/ sorrowing friends and vciced in the beau
/ tifuI euIoEy Of the deceased preached by
/ Father Edward A McAdams OF TIE
f. Church Of the Holy Family. Harrison
Vile Nd
Among those present in the sanctuary
were Father John E Wade. Father Hugh
1 Monaghan Father Carroll T Smyth.