Evening journal., 1912-03-16
DOUBLE HONOR
FOR ST. PATRICK
HibernionS and st. PatriCk'S
Church Choir to Honor
IreIoRd'S Patron

Arrangements have been completed
for double celebration here tomor-
row of ST. Patricks Day by the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and the
choir OF St Patrick's Church. The
former celebration will be held in the
Garrick Theatre with Prof. Scanion,
Of the University of Pennsylvania, as
the orator, and the latter in the Grand
Opera House with the Rev J. l.. J..
kirlin, PHI, d., as the speaker.
The celebration will really begin in
the morning whom the members of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians will At
tend mass in St. 2aul's Church. The
Ladies' Auxiliary, Hibernian Knights
hnd the members Of the order will
harch from Irish American Hall to
St. Paul's Church in a body. The Rev.
Thomas f. Waldron will preach a
special sermon. AT StPatricks church
in the morning the Rev. James p.
Quigley viii officiate at solemn high
mass. The panegyric on st. Patrick
will be delivered by noted preacher
from Boston. The music to be sung at
the mass follows:
Organ prelude, Reveries Of ireland
(Moore); Aspergis Me, Peters; pro-
ccssional, sanctuary boys; mass,
Eenaralli in G: offertory, Pro Pee
batis, from ROssinis Stabat Mater,
John A. Mahoney, baritone; reces-
sional, Hail Glorious Apostle, choir.
$50 p. m.--GregOrian Vespers by the
children's choir, followed by benedic-
ton of the Blessed Sacrament
The evening program in the Gar
rick Theatre will be:
Part Address by County Presi-
dent Edward Norton solo, "Killar-
hey" Miss Anna Mcdonald; solo, Sc
tected. Matthew Petticrew; recitation
'Homeward Bound" Marie +. Herley;
solo, ireland | Love You, Acushla
Machree." L. Gertrude Cole; selection
. orchestra; solo, Dear Little Irish
Girl" James F. McGillin.
Part II-~Irish airs, orchestra; lee
ture by Prof. David |. Scanlon; solo
The Harp That Once Through Tara S
Hail." Miss Emma Lore; solo, "Thf
Dear Little Shamrock" John J
Flynn; selection, orchestra; solo
'Kathaleen MavOurneen," Miss Lillian
Nonck; recitation, selected. Master
James o. Kane; selection. orchestra
o tccitatiou, ireland Of Old and Hell
Future" James l.. Keeley. Accom-.
banist, Miss Mary McGillin. March
orchestra.
The Opera House program follows
lnhammatus, ROssini. Miss Eliza
beth Schwab, soprano, and CHORUS
lecture, Pagan and Christian Ire
land the Rev Joseph l.. J. Kirlin
ph D.; Dear Little Shamrock" Vic.
tor Brennan; "rhat Little Bit O
Green" Master Joseph Huston; quar-.
tet Annie Laurie" Miss Gertrude
Michales. soprano; Mrs John Mahoney
nlto Joseph Cullin. tenor: John Ma
honey. bass; "The Minstrel Boy J0
seph Michales, Baritone; THE Wear
ing OF the Green" Master Clifford
Young; loft i'm the Silly Night.
chorus OF women-sopranos Mis-.
Schwab. Miss Sadie Fennimore. Mis-
Marie Pasotti. Miss Florence Henry
altos, Mrs. John Mahoney, Miss ANN
Ahrens. Miss Nan Harkins. Mrs
Daniel Feehly: "The Green Fields o
Old Erin" Joseph McCullin, tenor
recitation, st. Patrick" James Pat
rick O'Kane; The Spanglet
Banner chorus, i'm which the audi
ence is kindly asked to Join Will
standing) accompanies. Miss NJ.
Murphy. pianist. and Prof. Albert
Orchestra; director, John A. Mahoney
The Friendly Sons of st Patricl
will hold a dinner in Irish American
Hall on Monday evening.