The Washington herald., 1911-09-23

Tomorrow will be the sixteenth Sun
day after Pentecost. and the feast of
Our Lady OF Ransom. Monday will be
the feast of st. Firmin Tuesday. of
st. Cyprian AMI St Justina; Wednesday,
or st. Cosmas and St. Damian; Thurs
day. of ST. Wenceslas; Friday, of st.
Michael; Saturday. of St Jerome.
After many delays the work on the
new GOnzaga College building will be
resumed on Monday. September Is The
Boyle-Robertson Construction Company
VIII take up the work, and push It vigor-
ously TO completion. II is hoped that
the new building VIII be under roof be-
fore the winter season sets in. The
Boyle-Robertson Construction Company
also has in course OF construction the
Cardinal Gibbons Memorial Building at
Brookland, which IS now almost COM
pleted.
Rev. John NJ. Coughlan. S. j, has been
appointed moderator of the Aloysius
Club, succeeding Rev. Augustus j.
Duarte. S. J.. who has been made vice
president of Georgetown University.
An important meeting of the pro-
moters of the League of the Sacred
Heart will be held in Notre Dame Hall
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The
newly appointed director of the league,
Rev. John ]. Green. S. J.. will preside.
St. Patrick's Sunday school will open
after the o'clock mass tomorrow morn
ing.
An important meeting Mill be held to-
morrow evening in Carroll Hall. TO which
all of the parishes in the city have been
invited to send representatives. The OBJ
! ject of the meeting will be to make plans
for the ceremonies in Baltimore in honor
! of his eminence Cardinal Gibbons. on
October Is
| The ablest members of ST Joseph S
Holy Name Society have been selected
to represent st. Joseph's parish at the
meeting in Carroll Hall tomorrow even
ing. and also to direct the plans for ST
Josephs representation in Baltimore on
| October Is Following is the committee:
Messrs. Francis Marvin, Thomas Quill
Joseph Herbert. Michael Schafer. Joseph
Keeler. John Sprecklemyer. Charles
Selzle, and John Curtin.
st. Martins parish will have a strong
representation at the meeting in Carroll
Hall tomorrow. The committee selected
by Rev. Father Hannah will comprise
the officers and a number of the most
active members of st. Martins Holy
| Name Society.
The winter schedule OF services will
60 into effect in St AugTstine's Church
on the first Sunday of October. Low
masses on Sundays wilt be said at 6, 7,
g. and 10 o'clock. and high mass, with
l ~ LIB +aA - 1I1 11lr
Vcspers will be sung Sunday afternoons
at o'clock.
The children of st. Ausustine's Sun
day school will receive holy communion
in a body tomorrow morning.
The new and dainty theater cap, worn
by so many young women just at this
time, in a great measure solves the prob
lem of ladies' hats in church" remarked
a Catholic layman yesterday AS the
Catholic Church requires women to wear
a head-covering in church, why cannot
| they wear small and simple hats at mass,
instead of the mammoth creations which
are calculated to destroy all feelings Of
piety in the unfortunate persons who are
situated behind them in church? 1t is
high time that a check was being placed
on the practice of presenting millinery
EXHIBITS during the solemn cereHOhles vi
the mass, and 1 hope that small and
attractive church hat on the lines OF
the new theater cap will be the next
blessing to humanity"
The Children of Mary Sodallty Of st.
Paurs Church will receive holy COM
munion at the o'clock mass in st.
Paurs Tomorrow Sacred Heart devotions
will ,ake place on Friday evening at 7:SO
o. clock followed by the benedicuon OF
the most blessed sacrament.
The fall and winter schedule of services
at the Perpetual Alteration Convent, in
street. will go into effect tomorrow.
Mass on Sundays will be at o'clock.
and on week days at $50. Exposition
of the blessed sacrament every day from
Il a. M. until p M. when oenedlc-
ton will be given. Not only the parish
toner's of st. PauTs, but all the Catholics
of Washington will be glad to hear that
the chapel is again open 10 the public
having been closed during the summer
months, while improvements were being
made.