The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-15


Peter. John, and James, and the other
disciples. who looked into His eyes and
heard His living voice. Therefore the
designs Of our divine Saviour to establish
the kingdom Of truth IS here before the
world. Only those who are unwilling to
see and only those who turn their eyes
away from the light fail 20 recognize her. /
Thus the church presents herself before
the world holding aloft the commission
| by which her divine founder authorized
her TO transmit the truth of God TO every
generation. She knows no such thing as
uncertainty. She has never wavered
Asserts Mems Duty.
The church proclaims mems rights by
asserting mems duty. Agitators Of our
age. as OF every age in the past. pirate
much about mans liberty. but they are
silent about his duties. The church does
not say TO me, Here are your liberties
She says: Here are your obligations
Human liberty is that kingdom in which
Christ rules
Witness her position in regard to pro-
prietorship and the indissoiubnity Of the
marriage tie.
Kings. princes. and statesmen have all
! opposed her. They have repealed the idea
OF an organization which claims a knowl-
edge superior TO theirs and power be-
fore which they must bow. Unwilling TO
| recognize that she represents a Divine
Teacher. they have refused 10 obey her
laws.
Here in the Capital OF our country
they have been creating the highest type
Of citizens who IN future years will prove
20 be champions Of the Divine Masters
reign, tower Of strength 20 our great
Republic Your people OF St Aloysius'
parish have reason 20 thank God that
your spiritual formation has been com
mtted TO such hands. You have reason
to glory in the work performed among
you by the Sons OF ST. Ignatius.
Let US resolve to-day 70 renew our
sentiments of loyalty TO the blessed
Saviour's kingdom on earth-holy mother
church Thankful should we be for the
! privilege Of sharing I'm her Rlories Let
us be loyal and submissive 20 her teach
/ ings"
In line with the policy Of the Jesuit
Fathers 20 follow out tho expressed
wishes Of the Pope as 10 church music
the selections were given by a sanctuary
choir OF male voices. under the direction
! OF Ernest T. Winchester. The musical
numbers included RheinberCer's Mass
| IN g" Arcadelt's Ave Maria in c six
/ teenth century,. "Hark, Hark. Nv Soul
I by Shelley; Saviour, Blessed Saviour"
/ Elveys Rejoice Ye Pure IN Heart. :" and
Haenders "Halleluiah Chorus" from the
/ Messiah" The choir was assisted by
] Henry Jaeger. Thomas Evans Green.
I Victor Gohhart. tenors and John NJ
/ Cornell barytone The tenor solo m the
I 'Benedictus' was rendered by Harry
Maxwell whose voice has long been the
delight Of clergy and people at ST Alloy
/ sius
Personnel OF Chair.
The personnel Of the sanctuary choir IS
/ as follows:
John J. Nfonahan. s J.. Htlrvical director: Ernest
I H. Nlnchestcr. chornlsster; j. A. Gauges orgznist.
Thomas J. Gaffncy. librarian; J. Wise Byrne and
Francis A. DouFhcrtv caut0rs; first trehles Masters
/ JOHN OBrcn. James Gallagher. Charles C1nsidine
RAYMOND MadisNn. Eugene Auld1dge. William Muir
/ ply. Charles Wade. George Weiie Edward Nc
/ heever. William Hughes. william Finch John
Burns. John Gleason. Francis O'Reilly. Ernest Nc
LAney. Leo Smith, lawrence Smith. Francis Aul-
4 bridge. Harry Dmohuc Charles Reagan. William
/ Harlow. Charles McDousall and Roland Clarke.
geooud tTebles Masters Dean Gallasher Thomas
( Fyne Sylvan Sheridan. Edward Murphy and Pbili,
/ sheridan; tenors, 4. Harry Maxwell Thomas Evans
Green, Derris A. Lane Aloysius Storno7+ F-r,r-is
Cahil, and Edward Campbell; hassos J. Wise
b'rne, tfancis A, Dovgherty Thomas J. Gnrncy.
rancls oConnel. Leo Mauschauer, Aloysius shields
/ j. j. kenclly. J. OConnor. John Shields. ISnatius
| sto1nout and Paul Chamberlain
Guests at the Dinner.
Immediately following the mass, Father
| Mcdonnell and the clergy. entertained the
visiting prelates and clergy at a banquet
in the rectory. Among those present. be-
sides the officers Of the mass. were:
Right Rev. Mgr. Michael J. Larellc representative
Of Archbishop Farley. Of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
New York: Mgr. William Z Starr. Corpus Christi
Church, Baltimore; Msr, James F. Mackin. Of IT.
Pauls Church. Washington; Mar. Thomas s. Lee
St Matthews Church. this city: Rev. Dr. Thomas
]. shahan. rector Catholic University: Rev Joseph
S. HGuselman. s J.. proyincia, Of the New York
and Maryland province Of the Society Of Jesus Rev
Matthew /. Heagan. o. P. superior Of the College
Of the Immaculate Conception. Catholic University:
Rev. J. Grimal. superior Of the Msrist College
| Catholic University; Rev. c. VI. Sauvaee Holy
Cross College. Catholic University: Rev Joseph A.
McEneany, S. J.. T.ce president OF Woodstock Col
lege; Rev. Timothy b. Barrett. professor Of moral
/ theology II Woodstock COLLEGE; Rev. Dr. William
| T. Russell pastor St Pstrick's Church Rev VIII
lam Fletcher, rector Of the Cathedral, Baltimore
! Rev. joseph II Rockwell s. J., Of New York
! Rev. John Harvey. G. ). p, St Thomas College.
| Catholic University; Rev. Emilio Siryent Rev DIT
Grennan; Rev. +. X. Brady, s. J., Of Loyola Col
lege. Baltimore; Rev. f. X. Fink. S. j.. former
pastor Of st. Aloysius' Church now Of LeonardtoWn
! Nd; Rev. 7. I. O'Rourke, O. p pastor 81. Domi-
MICS Church: Rev. Z. G. fitzgerald. o. P: Rev.
A. McIIugh, O. p. Rev. Vincent Grafton Ceary
! o. p. Of the Dominican HOUSE Of Studies Brook
/ land; Rev. Paul Griffith, pastor St Augustine's
/ Church; Rev James D. Mar. pastor Immaculate
, Conception Church: Rev. joseph MCGEE. pastor
/ Shrine OF the Sacred Heart; Rav. Eugene A. Han
I nan. pastor 81. Martins Church; Rev Clarence
Wheeler. Church Of the Holy Comforter Rev T.
J. OCOunell, pastor Church OF st. Vincent dc Paul
! Rev. Stephen NJ. Donovan. o. f. NJ Franciscan
/ Monastery BroOkand; Rev. w. 4 CahiH. St
! Pauls Church. Baltimore; Rev. NJ. J. Cahil. Co
VanstoWn Nd. Rev. Father HenneSSy. Alton III. !;
! Rev. Francis DOOry. 5. j.; Rev. A. J. Donlon,
/ s. J.. Woodstock College; Rev. Francis lie RuHe
s. j.. Woodstock Collesc; Rev. T. r. Graham. y
| J.. Woodstock College; Rev Patrick Quill $ j.
! Philadelphia: Rev. Timothy BrUsnan. s. j. LOvola
/ College Baltimore Rev John J RYAN s ] Low
ola College Baltimore; Rev. Christopher A. sulli-
| van. S. j.. Georgetown University: Rev Charles
Lamb. s. j.. Woodstock College: Rev. Raphael d,
! O'COnnell. s. j.; Rev. Cornelius Gillespie Rev
/ William f. Cannon. s. J.; Rev. James A. Noonap
s J.: Rev J. b. Pittar S. j.; Rev joseph p
/ ORcilly s. J.. Rev. David J. Roche s J..
Rev. Augustus ]. Duarte. S. J.. and Rev. John A.
1 Morning s. J.. all Of ST. Aloysius Church: Rev
Father Trumper. S. J., Buffalo Or. James A.
Kiroy. Hon William Il De Lacy. DR. johnson
Eliot. Or. VI. darcy Magee. Dr. George II
Mngec Joseph A. Farrell. 5. J.. Georgetown, Uni
versity: Hugh A. Dalton s. j.: Rev Henry caster.
S. J.. Woodstock College; Rev. Hector Papi S j.
Woodstock College; Rev. John Whalen, Baltimore.
Good Things 70 Eat.
I The menu:
Cocktails dHuitrcs Saline.
4 Tortue Vert au Claire Tartinrs
Olives Ainandes Salecs Celeri
Outlets dHomard "a Demonet
Poume de terre SAUCE Tartaru