The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
READY TO TAKE VOWS
Miss Alice Wheeler Finishes
Two Years NOvitiate.
SUMMER SCHEDULES IN EFFECT
ST. Joseph's and St. PatricI's
Churches Begin TO-mOrrOw-First
Low Mass at O'CIOcI-St. Martins
Sunday school 10 Give an Excur-
sion 40 Marshall Hall on Tuesday.

Miss Alice Wheeler. who has success
fully passed through her two years no
vitiate in the Convent OF the Visitation.
viii take her final VOWS and be formally
received as a member Of the Visitation
Order. on Monday morning. Mgr.
Thomas s. Lee, Of st. Matthews Church.
viii celebrate the mass in the convent
chapel al 7.20 o'clock. after which Miss
Wheeler viii make her profession and
will be received by him into the order.
He will be assisted by Rev. James T.
Smyth, assistant pastor at ST. Patricks
Church. and Rev. John A. Moore, S. J..
professor Of Latin and Greek at George
town University
Miss Wheeler viii be know hereafter
as Sister Mary de sales. She Is an ac-
eomplished pianist and the music at the
services Monday viii be a special fea-
ture. Miss Mamie Mutually viii be IN
charge and viii preside al the organ
The choir viii sing ''Kyrie." ''Sanctus.
Benedictus" and "Agnus Del" and at
the offertory Miss Margaret Aylmer viii
sing Millard's Ave Maria" Mrs. b. F.
Gilmore. contralto. will sing ''Yeni Gre
ator," by Marston. before the mass.
At St. Joseph's Church. Second and c
streets, the summer schedule VIII go into
effect tomorrow. Low masses wiz be
said on Sundays at Z. 9. and 1870 o'clock
Baptism viii be administered at
O'Clock. and benediction viii take place
az 7:30 O'Clock.
A lawn fete and euchre viii oe given
In the grounds adjoining the rectory on
Wednesday, June 3. The arrangements
are IN charge OF the members OF the Holy
Name Society Of the parish. and some
unusual features are promised.
St. Martins Sunday school and congre-
CATION VIII give It's first excursion and
picnic Tuesday next at Marshall Hall
Tomorrow the members OF the SOdality
viii receive communion IN a body az the
o'clock mass IN the evening at
o'clock there will be a meeting OF the
Sodality in the Sunday school hall. fol-
lowed by rosary and instruction by Rev
Eugene A Hannah and benediction OF
the blessed sacrament in the church.
The baseball team OF the Church OF
the Nativity is planning to take its
revenge upon the Prep team from St.
Johns College for the game Il lost
last week, score, 5 70 2 They viii play
again to-day ar 2;3o o'clock on the same
field, az B-lghtwoOd d. c. Tomorrow
viii be communion day for the members
or the League Of the Sacred Heart al
the Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood.
The summer schedule OF services viii
be inaugurated tomorrow at ST. Patrick's
Church. Masses will be said each Sun
day at :. s. 9. 10. and Il O'Clock. all low
masses The senior choir Of mixed voices
VIII continue 10 sing at the II o'clock
mass until the end OF July Masses on
/ holy days Of obligation during the sum
mer viii be at s. Z. SIS. g. and 10 o'clock.
There VIII be only two masses on week
6ays during the heated term-at and
! SIS o'clock Baptism viii be administered
Sunday afternoons az { O. clock, and bene-
dictiOn Of the blessed sacrament will be
given Sunday evenings az 30 O'Clock
until August I. The closing exercises OF
| the Sunday school VIII be held tO-ClOr-
row morning at Carroll Hall al 10 o'clock.
/ In the absence Of the rector. DR.. Russell.
who sailed last Wednesday for Europe.
Rev. T E. McGuigan. superintendent Of
I the Sunday school. viii preside. make the
address. and distribute the prizes. Prizes
win be given for lessons, attendance, and
/ department in each OF the classes. from
the kindergarten 20 the senior class OF
church history.
; Special services IN honor OF the sacred
heart yesterday included exposition Of
the blessed sacrament all day. and the
reception OF new promoters into the
| league, and the holy hour alteration at
: 80 in the evening. Rev. William ]. Car
roll director Of the league, preached the
I sermon. and the service closed with sol
emn benediction OF the blessed sacrament
| The closing exercises OF ST AnthOny's
! School. BrookIand, conducted by the SIS
/ ters Of st. Benedict. will take place We'd
| nesday evening in the town hall. Rev
! Edward F. Southgate. rector OF St An
/ thongs Church. viii preside and distrib-
ute the prizes and certificates, and the
address viii be made by Father F1tz-
/ gerald. o. P. Of the College Of the I'm
maculste Conception
The closing exercises OF St Peters
Parochial School took place Thursday
under the direction OF the Sisters OF the
| Holy Cross. An interesting feature was
i Inc colonial carnival and flag drill, in
which Rosie Burns appeared as Colum-
I bia Wilson Clark as Uncle Sam, and
Margaret Cook as Liberty The following
] children were awarded medals and prizes:
/ Laurenzi Phillips. Robert Lynch. George
Norton, Hugh Mann, Henry Vande Garth.
/ Margaret Connolly. Mary Redmond. Marie
Kane. Nellie Calman, Dollie Heide. Marie
/ Helde. Katherine Heide, Wilson Clark,
and William Martin Rev Father O'Brien.
/ pastor Of St. Peters Church. presided and
/ made an address TO the children. and
/ Father Norris distributed the prizes
{ After the serving OF refreshments the
! children disbanded until fall
The pupils Of st. PauTs Sunday school,
| Fifteenth and V streets. VIII hold their
closing exercises Tuesday next at 7:5o
O clock in the parish hall Prizes and med
ais VIII be distributed 70 the deserving pu-
/ pills. and an interesting feature of the
programme viii be the presentation OF the
operetta Of "Punchinello." written by
Harry Wheaton Howard. by children OF
the school.
The parochial school and Sunday school
Of St. Mary's Church viii hold their clos
ing exercises Tuesday evening In the
| school hall Rev F. A Wunnenberg. rec
tor OF St. Mary's, will preside and present
the prizes and certificates to the deserv-
ing pupils.
Sacred Heart devotions were held yes
terday in most of the Catholic churches
( Of the District At the Shrine OF the
/ Sacred Heart the services were made es-
/ pecially impressive. as it was the patrOnal
feast Of the church. Rev. Joseph MCGEE,
pastor OF the church, celebrated solemn
! high mass at 10 o'clock. with Rev T.
I David Williams, assistant pastor at st.
Stephens Church, as deacon; Rev. John
! F Eckenrode. assistant pastor Of Sacred
Heart Church subdeacOn. and Mr. Will
/ lam Cullinane. master OF ceremonies
/ RAu Charles Z INons s nastnr Of