The Washington times., 1910-04-17
HYMNS TO BE SUNG
BY CONGREGATIONS
Catholic Churches in George
town to Adopt New
Plan.
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N the Catholic churches in the West
End movement = being pushed IOr
congregational singing 1t Is not a new
idea ana the pastors are only carry ING
into effect the wishes of the Pope and
the former Pope The secular cuuT cLeS
III the past seem to have paid more al
tenLlOu 70 the matter than the Jesuit
churches, but in all three churches or
The Roman Catholic belief IN this sec
ton more particular attention Is Dr4n5
paid 70 The matter than ever before
AT Trinity Church II Is practically an
innovation The Jesuits OF this clurcn
had The credit OF being the hTst church
II the arcnuiOceSe 10 lnsLA-l 2 DOS )
vested choir. after the PRONUNCIATION OF
the Pope's letter on the question OF
aDOliShinE feminine voices and operate
singing from the churches. The pastor,
the Rev. Edward n COrbett, s J., IS
heartily IN Eavor Of the movement, and
While hymn cards nave been printed.
and are distributed al certain services
IN the church, larger cards, with more
hymns, are planned
st. stephens Church, az Twenty
street and Pennsylvania avenue, has
been having congregational singing Tor
some time, though not at high mass on
Sundays. on which occasion a special
male choir serves since the Rev Thomas
g. SmyIh has been al St AIMS he has
introduced hymn cards. and the mem
berS OF the church are becoming &C
gualDted with the airs This Is prac-
uca-ly new thing al the TenleytOwn
and VIII soon be a feature
The Rev. Dr. James T. Marshall. mas
tor Of the West Street Presbyterian
Church VIII preach on The Rainbow
Around the Throne" this evening. at
80 O'Clock This morning at II O'Clock
me sermon was on "Balaam-a Char
acter Study"
Nearly 40 men received holy commun-
lol TINS morning al S o'clock at Trinity
CnUrchr the occasion being the meeting
OF the recently organized league Of men
VINO al the last mission at the church
promised 10 receive communion once a
month, The third Sunday of each month
oelnE named Tor the purpose A brief
sermon was delivered by the pastor.
WhC was the celebrant at the mass.
Cilly men were permitted 20 attend
The way OF Life viii ba the erb-
rect OF the sermon this evening. TO be
QeliVered by the Rev DIT. Charles /,
EALe5 pastor OF the DumbaTtUn Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church The eerv-
lce VII commence al S O'Clock Al the
morning service the pastor took as the
SUBJECT OF MS sermon Christian Nan
hood" delivering a stirring sermon
At the West washington BaDtfzr
church, the Rev Benjamin D. Cav
the pastor, VIII preach at the evening
SUBJECT OF the sermon beng "A Young
Man Way UnWearieG TVeII-doprS-E
was the subject Of the discourse al the
morning service
Miss Fannie Haneke VIII lead this
evening at the prayer meetin- OF the
CHRISTIAN EsnGeavOr Society Of the West
street Presbyterian Church, which com
5nences AT 6-45 o'clock. Good Cheer in
special Dark Days viii be the subject
OF the meeting
The second OF the special course Of
lectures 10 uou-Catho-ics at 81 AIMS
ChIrcn. IenlevtoUn, viii be held to
morrow evening at 80 o'clock The
SUBJECT viii BE- DO Catholics Worship
Im2EeS2'' In addition to the lecture ,7----
questions that may have been deuozited
n the question box viii be answered
The Rev. J c. r. Grumbina viii de-
LVer a special address this evening It
O'Clock IN the han Of the Potomac
Bank building, Wisconsin avenue and
II street on the subject Of Proving
Our Divinity
The Rev. w H RaUanEea. for ss,--
eral years pastor Of Calvary NJ =
Church South, who was transferred 70
q Baltimore charge bv the recent con-
ference left Georgetown Yesterday and
entered upon his new duties t0dav
The annual commencement exercises OF
Trinity PaTOChial School for bows viii
be held about the middle Of June Dur
ing the week the scholars We're efvar
their parts in the drama. which is to
be presented on the coumence-0e7f
night