The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
(lat4nlu

The Society OF the Children of Mary OF
tSt PauI's Church. viii receive holy COM
munion in a body at the o'clock mass
lto-morrow. In the evening. beginning at
lf:3O o'clock. the rosary will be recited, fol-
lowed by the chanting of compIine by
the sanctuary choir. after which bene-
diction " the most blessed sacrament will
De given.
Mass will be said in the Church OF St
Thomas, Twenty-seventh street and
Cathedral avenue. tomorrow morning at
i9 o'clock. This mass win be a low one,
and will be said by the new pastor, Rev.
Thomas a. Walsh.
Tomorrow the Children Of Mary Soda
! lity Of the Immaculate Conception Church
will receive holy communion in a body
at the . o'clock mass. The music at this
mass will be furnished by the young
ladies Of the private vocal class of the
academy.
Vesper services will be sung in the af-
ternoon BY the male choir, beginning at
1 4 o'clock. after which benediction of the
most blessed sacrament will be given.
On Wednesday evening, January "a, be-
ginning at O'Clock, an entertainment and
dance will oe given under the auspices
of the Immaculate Conception alumnae,
in the Immaculate Conception auditorium,
Eighth and n streets northwest. ''The
entertainment and dance" given each
year by the member OF the alumnae
have always been so successful that this
event is looked forward to With much
pleasure Not only members of this
Parish, but also their friends are earnest
ly exhorted to shCw their appreciation OF
past efforts by being present on Wednes-
day night at the performance, which is
expected TO surpass anything they have
presented heretofore. Tickets are now
being sold by the young ladies of the
academy, the members OF the alumnae.
and also at the academy, iSJi Eighth
street northwest.
In ST. Mary's German Catholic Church
tomorrow morning, the forty hours
devotion viii begin with solemn high
mass, celebrated by the pastor. Rev.
John r. Roth SeminarianE from the
Catholic University OF America will as
sist as deacon and subdeacon. The
mass will be followed by solemn pro-
cessiou Of the Blessed Sacrament. IN
which members of ST. Mary's Holy
Name Society, the windthorst Club, and
other church organizations will take
part
At 80 D. ns.-soIemn vespers will be
sung, and a sermon will be delivered by
the Rev. DR.. Coeln, of~the Catholic Uni
versity. On Monday morning mass of
exposition will be celebrated at o'clock,
and a high mass pro pace will be Of
fered at o'clock. Monday evening at
80. vespers will again be sung. and a
sermon viii be preached by Rev. Father
Wagner. following which benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament will be given.
The services on Tuesday morning viii
be the same as on the morning previous.
At the, vesper service at 7:30 p. m,
Rev A. Camp, pastor of Holy Cross
Church. Baltimore, will preach. Follow
solemn procession of the Blessed Sac
rament. the various Catholic mems So
cieties again participating. and the forty
hours devotion will come to a close with
the changing of the litany OF saints and
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
During the progress Of the devotion at
St Mary's confessions will be heard on
Sunday afternoon and evening. Monday
morning. afternoon and evening, and
Tuesday morning.
A solemn high mass VIII be celebrated
next Sunday at II o'clock by the Rev.
William j. Carroll. Rev. John N. Nc
Namara win preach the sermon. The
music will be rendered by the sanctuary
choir and the mixed choir, the former
under the direction of Mr.. R. Mills SIlby
and the latter win be led by Miss Jennie
GAennan, The following musical pro-
gramme VIII be given: Prelude, organ:
Asperges eVittoria) and Introit (R- Mills
silby). sanctuary choir; Kyrie and Gloria |
(Beethoven). mixed choir; Graduate and
Or Mills SiIby) and Veni crca-
tor lWarehamD, sanctuary choir credo !