The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-05-22

next Sunday TO large class OF children
and adults He viii also preside AZ the
II O'Clock mass, CT which Dr. Russell
viii be the celebrant Rev. James P.
ellis, c. s P. superior OF St Thomas
College, BrOokland, win preach the ser
mon.
The May procession at St Martins
Church VIII take place tomorrow after
noon al O'clock The sisters Of Notre
Dame from Trinity College VIII have
charge OF the AFFAIR and have arranged
some novel features About 80 children
VIII march in the procession. and Miss
Marie Brennan VIII be the May queen
and viii have several maids OF honor
from among the older girls. Marie
Rooney viii represent Faith and VIII
carry 4 golden cross; Annie Frame as
Hope viii carry q golden anchor. and
Bessie Dunning. with a golden heart for
an emblem. VIII represent Charity This
years first communicates, thirty-five IN
number. viii be attended by thirry-fye
Of the smaller children. representing an
gels. the little girls with wings and the
boys with sashes Of silver.
The children Of Mary VIII carry a stat
ue OF the Blessed Virgin. and the Junior
Holy Name Society viii carry a statue
Of the Sacred Heart in the procession
The children VIII sing the May hymns
while marching in the procession. and
upon reaching the church viii crown The
May queen and read the act OF cOnse-
Grafton A. a special mass, az $50 in the
morning, class OF twenty girls and
fourteen boys viii receive their first
holy communion. They viii renew their
baptismal vows and be invested with the
scapular at the close OF the May process
sion Rev EUgent Z Hannah. pastor
OF the church. VIII preach the sermon.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF St AIMS IN
fant Asylum held the closing meeting Of
the season in the parlOrs Of the asylum,
when the final returns from the lecture
given by Mr.. Curtis al the National The
alter, on April .. were made
Il is with the deepest gratitude 20 Nj
Curtis. 10 the ladies and gentlemen. and
20 the many friends Of the asylum. that
the sisters and members Of the auxiliary
announce that the net proceeds Of the
lecture amount 20 nearly Sl,I0o,
Carroll Council. knights Of Columbus.
No. 81. viii receive communion N a body
tomorrow Al the 5 O'Clock mass al ST
Theresa's Church, Anacostia In the
evening at 80 O'Clock there viii be
meeting OF the League Of the Good Shep-
herd al which Father Esan viii answer
the questions that have been placed IN the
question box. Sunday afternoon. Man q.
the children OF the parish win have their
annual Nav procession
The strawberry festival and dance 10
be given BY the ladies Of the Shrine OF
Our Lady Of Victory has been POSTPONED
from next Thursday TO the Thursday
June 3. Sunday. May ., the
children % the parish viii have their
annual May procession
The ladies Of St Joseph's Church VIII
give an entertainment and euchre We'd
nesday evening. May 96. in the parish 4
hall Rev Valentine Schaitt has return I
ed from Petersburg. Va. and viii preach I
n the late mass tomorrow
The children Of the Church Of the Ma 4
tivity viii make their first Holy Com 4
munion tomorrow al the : o'clock mass 4
After the mass they viii be invested with I
the scapuIar and wiI renew theip hap
tisnaI vows IN the afternoon al SO
O. clock the closing exercises OF the Sun /
lay school VIII be held. and prizes dis .
tributed TO the deserving pupils. Father .
Bischoff. pastor Of the church. viii be 4
assisted by priests from the Catholic 4
University
At ST. Paurs Church tomorrow. the
children who made their first commun-
on and were confirmed last Sunday. /
will attend special service at o'clock I
n the afternoon at which they viii renew I
their baptismal vows and be invested 4
with the scapuIar Mgr Mackin viii 4
preach a short sermon. The annual May
procession viii take place next sunday 4
afternoon May 9, and in the evening al 4
80 O'Clock the formal installation OF the 4
choir boys VIII take place. The ladies OF 4
the parish. under the direction OF Father 4
Krug. are making active preparations for
the annual lawn fete. TO take place early .
in June
At St. Stephens Church the children OF .
he parish viii make their First Commu-
hon at the I o'clock mass tomorrow
rhe class numbers 100. and they viii all .
axe part in tee May procession in the
afternoon. The Nay queen is a member
# the primary class in the Sunday school +
md is only Eve years old She viii be
attended by four maids OF honor The I
Nav hymns VIII be sung by the children,
ma on the return to the church, they
viii crown the May queen. renew the
,aptismal vows and be invested with the
1capular-
A banquet and smoker was given Thurs
Law evening by the Immaculate Social
Club in the new hall. Eighth and \
treets northwest. A musicale programme
" local talent added to the interest OF
he occasion Mr. James II. Dunn was /
and-musical numbers were
furnished by the International Band.
Mr. Morris J. Fitzgerald sang Sweet
Sirl of Ny Dreams" Rev. J. D. Mari.
,astor Of the Immaculate Conception
,hureh. responded 10 the toast, The In \
raculate Conception Parish" This was
ollowed by solo. ct Makes Ne Think Il
Il Home Sweet Home, M T Cassin 4
Iewsrd: toast, Immaculate Social +
,luh.- Rev. Eugene ConzeIly; music. Il
International Band, presentation, to c. 4
Fitzgerald, POSTMASTER; solo, Alb
ence. Sir. +. A Smith; recitstions. Nj II
Ohm =. Kline: solo. -DoTando,'' Asr. D. II
l. Wiihoite; toast. Immaculate Bowling 4
Team Rev Ambrose Beavens. music. I.
Rand: solo. The Sword of II
'eraTa." Mr.. William Allberger, quartet,
Eessrs. AllbergeF. Wilhoite. Smith and 4
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