Evening star., 1915-10-23


act as deacon and subdeacon. Follow
ing the mass. there will be a process
sion of the blessed sacrament. In which
the children OF the parish. will take
part.
The high mass for peace will be sung
Monday morning at o'clock, ana
Tuesday morning. the mass OF the
blessed sacrament will be sung at the
same hour.
The exercises will close Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. when there will
be a procession of the Holy Name So
ciety. after which the devotions will
be brought to a close with benediction
of the blessed sacrament.
At the election of officers Of the
senior sodality Of st. Paufs Roman
Catholic Church. held recently, all
women who held office last year were
reelected as follows:
assistant prefect. Miss K. Barry: sec
ond assistant prefect, Miss Margaret
Buckley; secretary. Miss Mary Cod
rick; treasurer. Mrs. George A. Rock,
ana miss miss,on Win opeu
row in St Pauls Church at the IL
o'clock mass. 1t will be conducted by
three missionaries from st. Michaeps
Passionist Monastery, Hoboken, N. J..
lumbar.
The first week. from October "a to
October 81. will be for women. and the
second week. from October 81 to No
vember Z. for the men.
AT the opening service tomorrow Rev.
James e. Krug will be celebrant of the
mass; there will be solemn process
sion preceding the mass. and sermon
Mission" will be preached by one Of the
missionaries.
Special mission services have been
arranged both for the children attend
ing ST Pauls Parochial School and for
all other children OF the parish.
The Junior Sodality, which Is under
the direction of Rev. William ]. Car
roll. will meet tomorrow afternoon In
the Convent of the Perpetual Adora-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Emory Smith. whose
husband was Postmaster General under
President Mckinley. has entered the
novitiate of Our Lady of, Christian Doc
trine In New York. and will shortly be-
come a sister. She has Joined an order
which devotes itself especially to the
care and instruction Of the poor among
the Italians Of the big city. She has
placed her summer home at the COM
mand of the sisters. to be used as
nlace for poor children to go and spend
the summer on a short but ch-need-
ed vacation. Mrs. Smith was not only
the wife of cabinet officer. but for
time her husband was ambassador to
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From TOO to 1000 pilgrims will ar
rive in Washington tomorrow morning
to-. visit Mount ST. Sepulchre. which
stands on a wooded eminance overlook
ing the Catholic University.
They will be met at the foot Of the
nonas stery hill by representatives from
the Franciscan community and escorted
to the church, where a solemn high
mass will be celebrated at O'Clock
After mass the pilgrims will be taken
through the church and the catacombs.
and there will be a public procession
through the monastery grounds to the
Alverna chapel
The pilgrimage is under the spiritual
direction Of the Franciscan clergy from
st. Francis Church, West 31st street,
New York city.
At the Young women's Christian Asso-
citation vesper service tomorrow at 4:30
o'clock. Rev. Randolph H McKim will
lieious Education" Miss Margaret B..
Merrill will be the soloist.
The Bible study department began its
o'clock. the Sunday afternoon Bible
class meets to study the Sunday school
lesson for the following Sunday. under
the leadership of Miss Mary c. Stevens,
who was trained at the School of Peda-
eogy. in Hartford, Conn.
The Bible Students Club meets Tues
day at 7:15 pm. class studying the
7:15 pm The leader is Miss Finney.
Beginning November 2. and continuing
until December Z, Rev. John Brittan
Clark will deliver six lectures on Paul,
the Apostle of Jesus Christ, Tuesdays
at AIS o'clock. 49,
Ali women are earnestly invited to
join these classes
Rev. w. s. Dunlop was installed as
pastor of Kendall Baptist Church
Wednesday evening at the church.
when a number of the local Baptist
clergy took part in the service.
Rev. John E. Briggs. pastor Of Fifth
Baptist Church, made the welcoming
address, while the charge to the con-
Greene, pastor of Calvary Church.
Rev. H W. o. Millington, pastor of
Brookland Baptist Church, charged the
pastor, while Rev. J. ]. Muir Of Temple
Baptist Church extended the hand of
fellowship.
Rev Mr. Dunlop made a brief re-
sponse and Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson of
Bethany Baptist Church delivered the
benediction
Messrs Theodore T. Apple. ]. Conner.
C. T Corder. w. E. Wakeman and E.
NJ. Elkin, contributed to the musical
program of the occasion.
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Two meetings of interest to the
women OF the congregational churches
in Washington will be held In Plain
field, N. j., on Thursday and Friday. On
Thursday will occur the twenty-fourth
annual meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Union of the New Jersey
Conference, and Friday the forty-fifth
annual meeting of the Philadelphia
branch of the woman's board Of mis-
sions will be held.
The treasurers of both organizations
are Washington women, Mrs. W. E.
tional Church being treasurer of the
Home Missionary Union and Miss Mar
tha ". Hooper of the First Conere-
gational Church of the Phiiadelphia
branch. Both will make reports at the
meetings, and other Washington women
upon the program are Mrs. NJ. Helen
SAWYER, who will speak upon the topic
"In Memoria,n"; Miss Alice H. Clark
and Mrs. Theodore Crosby Bliss.
In the absence of the assistant pas
tor, Rev r. w. Coe, from the city. the
nulpit of the First Congregational
Church will be occupied on Sunday
morning and Sunday evening by the
Rev Mr. Spence Of Oberlin, Ohio.
Mr.. Coe is attending the meetings OF
the National Council Of the Congrega.
tional Churches of the United States at
New Haven. Conn.
Samuel D. Boss, former district league
vice president, will be in charge OF the
league service of Douglas Chapter Oc-
tober a. Assisting him will be An
drew Gross. present second vice presf-