The Washington herald., 1908-02-01

pupils Of the Sunday school and tie orphan boys
fTom St. Joseph Asylum.
Father Stariurds favlrite hymns VIII he sung by
The children during the mass
Solemn services in memory Of Rev
Father Stafford vil be held ia st. PatHcss Church
next Tuesday morning at 1870 O'Clock
solemn mass Of requiem wil De intoned b. thu
Rslt Rev ID. J. UCmHlll rector Of the Catlou.
I University. Bshop-sIect II Slh8te.
Most Rev John J. keu. Archbishop OF Dubuque
glu De- present at the mass and give the blessing.
The memorial address viii ba by Rev. T. J.
OCouuell. Ph T.. OF St. Francis d. Sales Church
Toledo. Ohio. for many years most devoted friend
OK Father Stafford.
The Feast Of ST. Blase. the interces-
s9r against troubles of the throat, WEI he COM
memcrared next Monday Threats VIII be blessed
/ in the various churches at tie following hours:
In ST. Domiuics. after the 7J0 O'Clock mass, al
clock iu the afternoon, and 40 Z - p 10.
st. Pafncks. after each mass, including the I.
o'clock memorial service. az 8 30 and at 40 D. m,
/ St. Matthews, after the 6a5 T. and O'Clock
masses, and In the afternoon
Shrine 81 the Sacred Heart. fter each q the
morning services. aud from 8 10 5 =. 10.
ST. Pauls. after the 7 O'Clock mass and AZ
/ Z D. m.
St. Stephens. after each mass Monday morning
Church Of the Immaculate Conception after tie
O'Clock mass, at SIS IN the afternoon, and al 80
| D. IN.
St. Mays. high mass VIII De celebrated az s a.
M in honor ot the feast. threats 10 be blessed
after the mass and at 7s7) n. m
Church II the Holy Comforter. thr0ats vii be
blessed after the 80 mass and al 7JC D. H..
when short service In honor Of the feast Will be
concluded with Bgu6dictiOu of The Blessed sacrs
meut.
ST. Theresas, threats VIII be blessed after the s
O'Clock mass and at z o. %.
81 Josephs. blessing Of threats after the and
5dj masses, at O'Clock iu the afternoon, and al
/ Z p. ID.
Church Of the Nativity. Brirhtwood. blessing Of
threats after the o'clock mass, at $50 iu the
I afternoon, and after BguejiCti0n Of the Blessed
Sacrament az p. m.
st. Augusstno's. after each mass Monday at
and p. m.
st. Vincent de Paul's. after the early mass and
| between 1 and in the afternoon.
/ St. Martins, after the 80 O'Clock mass and ST
l Z p, m.
The Feast Of St. Francis de Sales was
I s0lemuized in an especial manner last Wednes
day as the Tatunal feast Of the Apostolic Mis-
sion House. BTOOkland the Convent of the Vista
| tion Georgetown. and the Convent Of the Vista
| ton, Connecticut arCEue.
| The ceremonies IN the Apostolic Mission House
were most impressive. The chapel could not ac
c0mmCdate the gathering Of students and priests
who assembled for the evening devotiOns in hOndl
OF Tie patron saint, number Of W0Tshipers unable
/ % gain admittance, knelt in the corridors. and
the grouping there Of schOlastics and priests only
added TO the devotional ImpGessYeness Of the scene
Rev, Father A. 2. Doyle. rector q the Mission
/ House, delivered a cogeut and earnest address on
The study Of mission methods followed by st.
/ Francis de Sales in the Chamblais" "
The benediction service. in the Con-
vent Of the Visitation, Connecticut avenue, We'd
| nesday afternoon, IN honor Oh the Feast Of ST.
Francis de Sales. attended by the S0dality Of
/ the Blessed Virgin Mary, formed from the alumnae
Of the converts Of the Visitation order in the Dis
| trict.
| The following programme was excellently ren.
/ dered: Largo, by Handel, organ, Miss N. Mutually
violin, Mrs. Bertha Lucas Stoddard; harp, Miss
/ Clara Ross % Salutaris," By Sal0me vocalist
Miss Edna Jones; violin obligato, Mrs. StoddaTd.
/ Ave Maria" by B0ssini. Miss Margaret Aylmer
/ 'Tantum Ergo Wiuterl, chorus: violin solo.
"Cautiua," lBohml. Mrs. Stoddard; "Yeni Crea.
The sermon, masterful pauegyric on the life Of
ST. Francis de Sales, was by Rev. Father c. \,
Raley, 5. j.. Of Georgetown University.
The Church of St Francis de Sales. in
Langdou. Rev. a. NJ Marx pastor viii be dedicated
/ 90 $50 tomorrow morning. The music VIII be rn.
deEed by choir composed chiefly Of girls from ST.
Nmcnt5. Miss Emily Dittoe, soprano; Miss Edna
Hillyard and Miss Anna Maisak, altos. Organist,
Miss Mary Reigel.
Services in the new chapel St Marga-
ret's, at Seat Pleasant Heights near Chesapeake
Junction. conducted by Rev. Father Albert
Smith, Of the Apostolic Mission House Mass every
Sunday morning at ESQ O'Clock is edifyingiy at
tended by a congregation Of such proportions as
clearly indicates that chapel in that vicinity was
much needed.
The Holy Name Society Of ST. Dominic's
Church met this week and elected the following
couSultOrs and chairmeu Of membership committee
VI. J. Knlsrlane Thomas 7. Brown William T.
Normoyle, and Thomas 6antwell novice master and
chairman Of committee for visiting sick Robert
| ONeil; marshal NJ. A Shrugrue; librarian and
chairman Of entertainment committee, Joseph Fitz-
gerald. sacristan. NJ J. Kelly.
The council viii meet for transaction Of important
business Friday evening February Z, in the parish
hail.
Sunday, February 3. the society viii attend the
Z 30 O'Clock mass and receive Holy Communion in S
body