Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-02

cial sermon Sunday evening. The spe-
Harrison's "Angela's Business"
The music will be rendered by the
quartet. which has begun its work for
the fall and winter. It comprises Mr..
and Mr.. Charles Moore, under the d.
rection Of Prof. Anton Kaspar.
The Phi Mi Sigma Fraternity will in
stall a new chapter at the North Caro-
lima Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church Monday night. The ceremonies
will be conducted by the supreme mas
ter Of the fraternity. DR.. clifton P.
Clark. and a candidate from Rho Chap
ter will be initiated. Rev. DR.. Sexsmith
and several prominent members of the
church will come in with the boys as
charter members OF the chapter.
The bowling league Of the fraternity
had a very elaborate opening Tuesday
night at the Casino alleys whore the
contest games will be played this sea-
son. Mr.; A.. B. Baker. president Of
pionship last season). introduced Mr.
Bolitha J. Laws. first president of the
Alpha Chapter. who made an address,
Mr.. Laws then introduced the supreme
master of the fraternity. who made a
brief address.
The first ball of the six contesting
teams on that night was rolled by the
presidents Of the respective chapters
Ten teams are in the major league,
and 1t is thought that enough other
chapters will want to bowl to form
a minor league. The gallery was pack
ed with young woman friends Of the
bowlers.
The basket ball league has been
formed. consisting Of six teams. The
held in the fraternity rooms this even
ing to grant further charters. Mr.. r.
H. Rathvon of Pi Chapter Is chairman
Of the board.
utive committee of the District Of Co
lumbia jurisdiction was held in the fra
ternity rooms Monday night, at which
time the winter work Of the fraternity
was discussed and formulated.
In st. Matthew'S parish much interest
is being shown In the parade Of the
place here Sunday. October 10. Weekly
meetings have been held for the stir
ring up Of enthusiasm and the ar
rangement Of details. A final meeting
o'clock at the hall under st. Anthony's
Chapel, when 1t is expected that there
will be a full attendance Of the senior and
junior projects and the members Of their
bands. and Of all persons in the parish
who wish to take part in the parade.
All will receive holy communion at the
o'clock mass on the Sunday Of the
parade.
A forty hours devotion will open to-
morrow In st. Patrick's Church. at the
solemn high mass at II o'clock, at which
Mgr. William T. Russell will be
celebrant and two members Of the con-
gregation Of Holy Cross. from Holy Cross
College, Catholic University, will be dea-
con and subdeacon The sermon will be
1y.AH tnxrD aHy To A al
lowing the mass there will be a process
sion Of the blessed sacrament, in which
all the children Of the parish will parti-
cipate.
A special musical program will be fur
nished by the mixed choir and sanctuary
choir. with organ and full orchestral ac-
compartment.
At the end Of the mass the congreEa-
ton will sing the hymn Holy God We
Praise Thy Name" The occasional will
and organ.
The blessed sacrament will be exposed
all day, and at 1880 PM. the League Of
the Good Shepherd will have its opening
services for the coming winter, when
Mgr. Russell will ofiiciate.
Monday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev.
Thomas E. Michigan will sing the high
mass for peace; and Tuesday morning
at the same hour Rev. John M. Mcnamara
will celebrate the high mass.
IHc IOIly HouIS ueVOtioH Will close
Tuesday evening at z 80 o'clock, with a
procession Of the blessed sacrament, fol-
lowing which solemn benediction will be
given by Mgr. Russell.
The sodality Of the blessed Virgin, under
the direction Of Rev. James A Smyth
will open Wednesday evening at 80
o'clock.
Commencing Monday. evening prayer
service will be held each day at o'clock
The prayers will be recited, the sanctuary
choir will sing the hymns and the bless
ed sacrament will be exposed.