Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-16

thirty-two for August. Tho Instructor,
Rev. s. T. Nicholas, will preach dedi-
catory sermon at Easton. Pa. Septem-
ber "a. and on that day Rev. C. P. Wiles
Of Philadelphia. former pastor. will
the Bible class.
The Elementary Graded Sunday School
Teachers Union has arranged for a Sc
rtes of monthly meetings, the first
meeting to be held in Douglas NJ. E.
Church. nth ana H streets northeast.
Friday at 7:45 Pm. Miss Maggie Will
son. one Of the elementary superintend-
ents for tbs state Of Maryland, will
conduct the beginners conference. The
union conducts weekly meetings every
Friday at 2:30 pm. in the Carnegie LII
brary All teachers of children are
welcome.
The Baltimore Gospel Trio will be the
feature OF all the services at the Cen
trail Union Mission tomorrow, 622
Louisiana avenue northwest, including
the two gospel wagon services. The
inside meetings are held at and s
o'clock pm. in the auditorium. and con-
sist OF song. praise and testimonies by
men who have been redeemed. The
gospel wagon service in the afternoon
will be held at Stanton Square and 5th
- SSk aAoI lhchSl at f.cU Q CLOCK. REV
J. J.. Marvin of Marvin NJ E. Church
South will be the speaker. The even
ing wagon service is held at $50 pm
at the intersection of 7th and C streets
with Louisiana avenue.
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In st. Stephens Roman Catholic
Church the members of the Holy Name
day evening and made preparations to
in the Holy Name parade
which will take place in Baltimore
Sunday. October is. The society voted
to carry an American flag in the parade
instead of a pennant.
John Hadley Doyle, president of the
Washington section of the Holy Name
societies. spoke OF the progress of the
society and urged that efforts be made
to enroll all boys and men in the par
appointed committee on arrange
ments for the parade. and they will
have several meetings in order to per.
feet the pans.
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The opening of st. Martins Parochial
School has been postponed. The date
will be announced later by Rev. Eugene
Hannah.
The sodaiity will receive holy CON-
munion tomorrow at the Z o'clock
mass. which will be celebrated by Rev
Maurice Alexander. The weekly devo-
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Wednesday In October. This sodality
is one Of the largest organizations OF
Its kind in the city, at the present time
numbering go members.
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At the Church Of the Nativity tomor-
row is communion Sunday for the wom-
en- of the parish and the Mems League
of the Sacred Heart.
Wednesday evening "a meeting took
place in the basement of the church
for the purpose Of organizing a Holy
Name Society. which will take part in
the Holy Name parade. Addresses were
made BY Rev I Edward J: Mag Mag I,
Schaffer. Rev. F. X. Bischor also
urged the organization of the society
and present indications, it is said. point
to every man in the parish enrolling.
The Sunday school will open with
the 9 o'clock mass the first Sunday ir
October.
At ST. Anthony's Church, Rev. Thorn
as D. Williams has called a meeting
for tomorrow at 1880 pm. for all the
boys under eighteen years of age In
order to form junior branch of the
that these junior branches. which have
become SO popular in all the parishes
keep the young men in touch with the
church after they have finished Their
course in the Sunday school. and with
their own organization and set of of.
hcers 1t has been found a great in.
centive to accomplish work and ge,
results
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St. Dominic's Church-After the mass
is celebrated at 10 o'clock tomorrow
there will be procession of the bless
benediction. The sodality will receive
holy communion in a body at the
o'clock mass. and the Sunday school
will open after the o'clock mass.
St. Patrick's Church-The Children OF
Mary will receive holy communion to-
morrow at the s o'clock mass.
Russell addressed the children of ST
Patrick's Academy and Commercial
High School at the Mass of the Holy
Ghost. celebrated by Rev. Thomas E.
which marked the opening of
the scholastic year.
The faculty decided to begin the fall
term at the usual date on account Of
received from the health de-
partment. Three hundred pupils were
enrolled. about an equal number of
boys and girls.
Rev Michigan is director of the
school, and the Sisters of the Holy
Cross, assisted by lay teachers. COM
pose the faculty.
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st. Vincent's Church-The mission for
the women, which has been in progress
the past week. win close tomorrow aft
ernoon, and at 1870 pm. the mems mis-
sion will open, when the exercises will
consist of a short instruction, rosary,
mission sermon and benediction of the
blessed sacrament.
Two Passionist missionaries, Revs.
Basil and Hinnery, from Hoboken. n. j..
are conducting the services.
Mission masses are celebrated at and
8 o'clock, with a short instruction aft
er each, and nightly services are at 1880
o'clock.
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ST. Aloysius Church-The Third Sun
day Brigade will receive holy commune