Evening star., 1916-10-14

at 1918 o clock, preparatory to start
ing for Baltimore, where the Holy
Name parade will take place. Each
member OF the brigade Will wear the
| Third Sunday button and carry nag
which will be at the church tomorrow
| for distribution.
Special trains for friends will leave
the Union station at $50 am. and St
| pm.
Arrangements are now being made
| for q retreat for the students of Con
nesday, October 25, and be conducted
| by Rev. l. j. Kelley, S. J.. pastor of st
Aloysius Church, Leonardtown, Nd.
| A large delegation from st. Ann S
! Church will march in the Holy Name
parade in Baltimore tomorrow: II
will be accompanied by Rev. T. G.
Smyth, and James Calvin will be the
marshal for their branch.
s. u s
/ In St. Aloysius Church the Third sun
day Brigade will receive holy commun
ion in body at the Z o'clock mass to-
morrow, when the entire upper church
will be reserved for the members of
/ the organization. The service Will be
& ss gs @s
| In Nativity Catholic Church tomorrow
is communion Sunday for the women
of the parish, who will attend the
o'clock mass
t The organization of the Sunday
, school will take place tomorrow after
the o'clock mass.
The mission, which closed last Sun
day. was one of the most successful
ever given in the church; all the serv-
ices were crowded and large numbers
received holy communion daily.
8 s. @ s
the sodality has resumed it's weekly
devotions, which will take place on
Tuesday at 1880 pm, when Rev. George
J. Bryant will conduct the services.
Preparations have been completed
for a retreat for the members of the
sodality, which will open on Sunday.
October %, and continue for one week.
1t will be given by Rev. E. J. Walsh
of the Lazarist clergy of Springfield,
Mass The order of exercises will be
every morning at $50. and the re-
treat service in the evening at 1880
o'clock. consisting of the rosary, ser
mon and benediction of the blessed
! Sa crament.
Rev. NJ. ]. Riordan went to Bryan
| town, Md, on Monday, where he preach
! ed the sermon at the closing of the
forty hours devotion. He will deliver
the sermon tomorrow in GAINESVILLE.
Md, at the opening of the forty hours
| devotion.
| officers of the Sanctuary Society were
elected on last Sunday, under the aus
pices of the new moderator, Brother
Adolph. resulting as follows: w. H.
| Aughinbaugh, president; c. P. De Mar
co, vice president; w. &. Loveless, sec
retary, and J. y. Myres. treasurer.
| y delegation of over $50, the five
brothers from the school, Rev. NJ j.
will take part in the Holy Name pa :
rade in Baltimore tomorrow
8 u & Is
evening Rev +. W. johnson will have
as solost for the service Prof B. P.
Stout of New Jersey. The occasion viii
be an evening of sermon in song"
with the general title The Prodigal'
The songs which will make up the
sermon are as follows: The Peni-
Ninety and Nine" The Bird With a
Broken Wing" Reach ard Take" She
is Looking to See You Saved" Poor
Lii Brack Sheep and rs it Nothing
Nh. Stout viii remain at Grace
Church each evening except Saturday
for two weeks, the pastor pIannin g
special revival services for that period.
. s 4s +
Mr, and Mrs. Dorsey Miller, singing
eNangeists of LcwIstown, Pa, viii
speak and sing Ut the Gospel Mission,
ia John Marshall place, this evening
h.
Rev. Z. y. Smith. promoter of tenn
perance, prohibition ana public morals
Of the Baltimore Conference OF the
Methodist Church. will speak at the
mission Tuesday a pm. "wednesday y
the District EDworth League OF the
Methodist Church will conduct the
services.
The members Of St Patrick's Alumnae
Lii y
night al q rally held in Carroll Hall
4 very pleasing musical program
/ planned by a committee composed OF
Misses Estelle Murray, Minnie McDon-
also were Nictrola renditions OF many
| of the latest song hits of instrumental
and grand opera selections. Recita-
tons and solos by the school talent
completed the program
! After q few short addresses made by
/ several officers OF the association the
members were served with a light re-
| past.
! The association has planned to take
an active part in the convention oi
the International Federated Catholic
! Alumnae in Baltimore in November
( and resolutions to this end We're ap.
/ proved and adopted.
| The officers of the association are
Miss Margery c. Lucas, president; Miss
Lucille NJ Gaskins, vice president
| Miss Mary Wilier, secretary; Miss
! Elizabeth Dillon, treasurer. and Miss
Beatrice L. Deeds. librarian.
! Il u IL sN
/ Tomorrow evening, a the o'clock
| service in the Gurley Memorial Presby-
/ terian Church. Rev Bernard Braskamp,
! the pastor, viii preach the third ser
! mon in the series on The One Thing OF
. Life taking as his special subject
Tine one I nlng to Be Sure Of" John,
/ 9;25, "One thing / know
t Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw GaWler, who
! has been engaged as soloiSt, and Will
/ Liam EraithWaite as precentor. will
| also assist in the service. Mrs Gawler
! will sing Calvary by Rodney, and
! No Night There" by Danks Mr..
Braithwaite will sing Il Come to Thee,
| ny Caro- Roma.
Is So & +
| AT the metropolitan Baptist Church
| the reV!Ea! services, under Evangelists
| KING and Butler. VIII continue all the
week. Tomorrow afternoon, at $3.50
clock. d special service TOR men only
viii be held, when Evangelist King
Will speak on Adam iii Town Again"
sa e r
Rev. Joseph r. Kelly. u. D.. pastor of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, will
open the morning sessions Monday and
Tuesday, ut the Maryland State sunday
school Convention at Westminster, Md
Homer Edison, general secretary OF the
Fourth Church. will conduct confer