The Washington herald., 1909-04-24

benefit OF the building fund The young
people have been rehearsi0g and coaching 7
for some time. under Miss Clara Nourse. I
and fine entertainment IS promised.
The characters wifi be impersonated as
follows. Mrs. BeechinOr. Nellie Keliher: I
COnstaa -ancia Gage. Marie Baker: PAM
Ella Bee hinOr Violet Andrews. Lady Bap-
child. Marie Payette- Mrs ROstOck. Helen
Williams: Miss Bostock. Clara BoIand:
Mrs. Pawsey. Helen SafeIl. Mss Dodd,
Inez Andrews. Trendeu. Nellie Boland.
Jane Naugle. Mary heliher. Lord Bap-
child Arthur Clark Jervis PunshOn,
Joseph Grove. George LangtOn. Frank
DUNCAN. Rev. PTebendary BOst0Ck. sJ-
brey Knight. Mr. Paivsey. John McIner-
Hey, fOotman. Francis EeliheT-
Rev. Herbert Vaughn, who has spent
the winter at the Apostolic Mission
House. where he has been taking a course
TO prepare him for the mission field. was
recalled 20 England. and left yesterday
for New York. from whence he viii sail
to-day for home
Father Vaughn has made many friends
during his stay here who viii much re-
gret his unexpected departure
The Mission which had beer in progress
al Our Lady Of Victory Church. New Cut
and Conduit read. during the last week,
has been unusually successful 4 congre-
cation taxing the capacity Of the edifice.
has been in attendance each evening.
Masses tomorrow viii be At 80 and 1i.o0
o o'clock. Rev. Alvah ". D0-an VIII preach
al the late mass. and again at the clos
ing services at 80 O'Clock IN the evening.
after which the Papsi blessing viii be
bestowed upon those present
The devotion Of the forty hours win be
celebrated at ST. PauTs Church. Fifteenth
and ' streets, beginning tomorrow at Il
O'Clock mass. The mass will he sung by
Rev. William Ketcham. director OF the
Bureau OF Catholic Indian Missions. with
Rev. Father Walsh as deacon, and Father
Krug as sub-deacon.
There viii be procession OF the Blessed
Sacrament after the mass, and expo
sitiOn all day until O'Clock in the even
ing Confessions viii be heard afternoon
and evening. both Sunday and Monday
Exposition Of the Blessed Sacrament all
day Monday and until the high mass at
. O'Clock on Tuesday. which viii close
the forty hours.
The Ladies Of Charity. connected with
St Patricl's Church. held their last regu-
lar meeting Of the season Wednesday
morning. The members Of the society.
} however. viii continue their charity work
( and VIII report cases to the president and
I visiting committee. The recording secre-
tary. Mr.. Jessie Prosise read a most
/ interesting account OF the years work,
/ drawn from the minute book
! The result Of many visits to the houiss
/ of the poor. who were provided with
tnourishment and medical care. were re-
I corded. Miss Mary Draine. financial sec
retary, gave an account OF the clothing
received and dispensed to the needy.
/ Mrs o 2. Forney. president OF the so
ciety, read and explained the grocery and
shoe bills.
The reports show that the society Is
working in Union with the Christ Child
! Society. the Associated Charities. and the
+ 3. Vincent de Paul Society. Before ad-
( journment- tiie committee attending the
Home OF the Blind. on Z street. agreed 70
continue their work during the summer,
and 10 take thP blind 10 church. and for
walks and car rides.
The spiritual director. Rev Thomas z.
NcGuigan. commended the Ladies OF
Charity fcr their faithful work IN the
past, and explained how helpful 70 the
priests OF the parish IS thei- co-oPerats tson.
I An entertainment and euchrs VIII be
given. MAY {. at Carroll Hall. on g street,
under The auspices Of the Sodality OF st
! Patriek's Church, Rev James Smyth, di-
rector
Dr. 4 o page. professor e phHosOE ny
al the Catholic University. sails to-day
for Europe He win be the representative
Of the university at the celebration of tht
/ centennial OF The University CT Louvaine
Of which he st one time was student
He win rstuTn TO the university some
time IN June.
! -Four missions viii be given simuisan
eously by priests from the Apostolic
Mission House, one at the Catholi,