The Washington times., 1910-04-03
CATHOLIC MISSION
FOR ALEEANDRIANS
Services Will Be Held at St
Mary's Church for
Two Weeks.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. E,-. April o

mission which viii continue for
two weeks opened at St. Mary's Cafb-
ole Church at the 1870 O'Clock mas
I.lis morning. The Rev. Father Dovfe
Of the Apostolic Mission House. ~
Brookland, D. c, preached the mOrniu.
sermon The first week OF mission Will
be for Catholics and the second week
for nOn-Catholics. At 8 O'Clock this
evening another mission service viii
be held, az which the Rev. Father
Waters, missionary for the state of
Virginia. Will preach the sermon.
II was announced this morning tar
the following order Of services would
be followed during the first week Of
---e mission:
Mass followed by short instruction A.
$50 a m
Chndren's mass and short instruction
at a. m
Answering Of questions placed IN
question box; instruction on some point
OF Christian doctrine. recitation Of IEe
rosary. and sermon and benedI-rI.n
OF the blessed sacrament every evening
al 5 O'Clock
The order Of exercises for the non
Catholic mission will be announced
next Sunday.
The mission is in charge Of the Re-.
Father Waters, state missionary, who
viii BE- assisted Dy the Rev FATHERS
Doyle and HarGley, Of The Apostolic
Mission House, Of BrOOkland. d G.
The Easter Lily Dancing Club viii
hold their first mask ball q [ aIcBuruey-s
Hail. cOEner OF King AID Washington
streets, next Tuesday evening. April ..
Those in charge Of the affair are John
H knight, president, Richard A Ca
rett. secretary and treasurer, George n.
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be awarded
Joseph Rodgers and Julian d. Knight
were last evening awarded the COZ tract
for erecting a plant for the Armour
Packing Company a. the corner or
Henry and Cameron streets IN this city.
Work on the new plant viii be begun
tomorrow Il is expected that the build
ing will be completed and ready for
occupancy Dy he nT5t Of June.
The funeral Of u ii..aE. c. Wilkinson
vas held from his home al WOOdlaWn
this afternoon at o'clock Burial was
made st WOOdlawn Cemetery
Lessons Of the Resuurrecti n was
the subject Of the sermon delivered b.
the Rev " F Watson st the First
Baptist Church this morning This even
ing Mr WatsOn's subject viii be "A
Young Man Redeemed"
At a meeting OF the Democratic con-
mittee Of the Eighth Congressional tss-
trict, held at the Office Of Gardner L
BCOthe last evening, r. 9 l. MoncUr@
y as elected chairman 10 ilt the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF George
< ShacEeiford, Of Orange county. Who
Was recently elected judge Of the
Ninth judicial circuit
II was decided that all those who
u ish to become candidates for the House
OF Representatives 10 succeed G G Car
lin should serve notice Of their Candi-
dacy, and deposit a check for $40 each
70 pay the cost Of q primary before
noon Of May . II was decided in case
opposition TO M CaTlin should arise
that this primary should be held on
august g. In case no opposition %
Carlin appears, he viii be declared the
nominee
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. this morning. the Rev. Charles
! Dehaven Bulla, who has been appointed
| editor Of the Baltimore Methodist.
pastor, the Rev H NJ Canter, viii
occupy the pulpit at this church next
Sunday
The Art Of Teaching was the sub
| ject OF an address delivered az the
Young Peoples building this afternoon
lby Dr. A W SpOoneT. Of Washington
under the auspices Of he Sunday School
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address was illustrated by chalk draw
/ ing During the afternoon the music
was BY a choir under the direction or
/ J. T. Preston.
The Rev. Mr Gordon preached at
! Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church this
morning.
! Quarterly services will open 81 the
Free Methodist Church this evening.
| Tomorrow services VIII be held al Il
a m. 2:50. and 80 D. m The following
ministers will be in attendance The
| Rev. F ?. ShOUp. the Rev W J. Nose
) dal. and the Rev b F Skull