The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

School Association of st. Patricks Church
took place Thursday evening in Carroll
Hall and was well attended. Rev. 7. Z.
Michigan, director of the Sunday school,
presided. introducing Rev William J.
Kerby. professor of sociology at the
Catholic University, who made an ad-
dress to the teachers. Father Michigan
also made a short talk. 4 rising vote OF
thanks was offered by the association 10
the sisters OF St Patricks Academy for
their work in arranging the tableauX.
During the business meeting which fol-
lowed il was decided that the dramatic
association OF the Sunday school would
give a play during the Easter holidays.
Messrs. J. o. Allen. Dennis Cornell, and
Albert Kearney were appointed a COM
mittee TO take charge of the affair.
Rev. Robert Froelich, Of Baltimore, has
been appointed an assistant to Rev. w. S.
Caughy pastor Of ST. Stephens Church,
succeeding Rev. T. D. Williams, who was
transferred a few months ago to St.
Marys Church, Govanstown. Nd. Father
FrOelich was ordained little more than
year ago az St Mary's Seminary, Balti-
more, and since then has been taking a
course at the Catholic University and
serving as chaplain at St Vincents
/ Orphan Asylum.
Rev Michael Foley. of St Pauls
Church. Baltimore. has consented 10
/ give a lecture here for the benefit of the
/ Anna Hanson Dorsey scholarship Of Trim
/ ity College. Father Foley has chosen
/ the subject "Rambles in Ireland" An
additional attraction will be the singing
OF old Irish ballads. The affair will be
/ given at the National Theater
/ The mission for men at st. Pauls Cath
/ Ole Church. which has been in progress
during the week, viii be brought 10 a
! close tomorrow. The exercises Of the
retreat, which have been conducted by
/ the Redemptorists fathers from Annap-
Oils, have been well attended. Rev.
/ Father Klauder will preach at Il o'clock
! tomorrow. and in the evening, at 7:30.
/ there will be a special service. with ser
mon, by Rev. Father Wartinger, fol-
/ lowed by solemn beuediCtiCn OF the
/ blessed sacrament Monday morning
at $50 there will be d high mass Of
requiem and sermon by one Of the mis-
| sionary fathers on The souls in purga-
tory"
The Aloysius Club held a meeting We'd
nesday evening In Gonzaga Hall for the
purpose Of ehecting reorganization and
for the election Of a new board Of gov
errors. Rev. Augustus Duarte, spiritual
director OF the club, announces the fol
lowing new members elected 10 the board
Mr. J. Gwynn Gardiner. DR.. Thoma.
Lowe, Mr.. William II. McGrann. Or. Will
lam Kenealy. and Mr.. Daniel p. Myers
Thursday evening at a special meeting o.
the board Of governors the following OH
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
President. Thomas J. Donovan; vice presi
dent DR.. Kenealy; secretary, Thomas B
McNamee; treasurer. John A Burns. Mr.
Richard NJ. Powers was appointed chair
man Of the entertainment committee an,
John (. Hogan. chairman of the nous,
committee Next Friday evening al th'
moving picture show. in GOnzaga Hall
, the winner Of the automobile. which wa!
on exhibition at the jubilee fair. will b.
. | announced.
Trinity class, Catholic Women's Circle
held their usual meeting last Monda!
evening, Mrs. Coope presiding and takini
up the study Of some of Raphaers Ma
donnas. Splendid reproductions Of thes
Madonnas, loaned from the Library o
Congress. were on exhibition, among then
: the weIl-known Sistine Madonna and tn
Madonna dl Follgno. copy OF whici
hangs in St Patrick's Church.
Rev. Eugene De L Mcdonnell. S. J., rec
D tor Of st. Aloysius' Church. has gone t,
. Fordham College for a ten-days stay
, during which time he will make his an
nual retreat Rev. John B. Pittar, dIrec
tor Of the schools Of St Aloysius parish
who has been seriously III at Georgetown
University Hospital is reported now I
Q be Slowly improving.