Evening star., 1916-07-01
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| DR.. James Shera Montgomery will
give special sermon in the Calvary
Methodist Church tomorrow morning on
the subject. The Wireless Ship With
| Orders Sealed"
day of the republic will be appropriate
| ly celebrated. The church will be pro-
fusely decorated with the American
| flag, the music will be patriotic and DR..
lecture on the subject. The Higher
Declaration of independence and the
Republic
| Rev. George A. Miller, pastor of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. will be
| away from the city over tomorrow
| defeating a new church building at
| Maryland. His pulpit will be filled in
| the morning by Rev. Gilbert o. Nation
| OF Missouri and at night by Dean YER
| non Stauffer of Hiram College of Hi
| ram. Ohio.
| This church continues all it's regular
services throughout the summer.
| At Grace Reformed Church the trim
| ity communion Will be celebrated at
both morning and evening services to-
! morrow. An individual communion
service has been secured by the con-
gregation and will be used for the first
time. Christians of any denomina tion
or congregation are cordially invited
| to participate in the communion serv-
ices.
During the remainder of July there
will be no week or Sunday evening
church services. The pastor, Rev. H.
H. Ranck. will officiate and preach the
Sunday mornings of July. There will
be no regular church services during
the month of August. the pastor then
taking his vacation. although the Sun
day school sessions will regularly be
held at $50 o'clock each Sunday morn
ing.
At Second Baptist Church, 4th street
and Virginia avenue southeast, tomor-
row evening at o'clock there will be
baptism: patriotic address. patriotic
song service by sixty boys and girls
| !. Stewart will give his third sermon in
his present series on Famous Bible
Battles and the Present European
War" the special theme being THE
Battle Of the Aimless Arrow"
Homer ]. Councillor will speak at the
morning service of North Carolina Ave-
nue. Methodist Protestant Church to-
morrow. using as his subject The True
Patriot"
The Sixth Presbyterian Church will
be open all summer for the Sunday
morning service at II o'clock and the
Sunday school at 10.
The pulpit will be supplied by differ
ent ministers. The plans for the new
building. corner 10Th and Kennedy
streets. have been adopted and construc-
tion will begin at once. The new chapel
will be ready for use In the early fall.
John Hadley Doyle, president of the
Washington Holy Name Society and
lately appointed by the Commissioners
Of the District of Columbia one of the
at the assembly held last Sunday at the
institution delivered the address.
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The annual parish excursion of the
Immaculate Conception Church will take
place Tuesday, July II. at Marshall Hall.
The brothers of the Immaculate Con-
ception School accompanied the choir
boys and altar boys to Chesapeake Beach
last week for their annual outing.
The novena to the sacred heart closed
last evening with devotions at 7:30 o'clock
which were conducted by Rev. NJ. ].
Riordan.
During the past week Rev Riordan en-
tertained the following guests at the rec
tory: Mgr. J. P. McClosky. Rev. James A
Dalton and Rev. F. P. Dougherty.
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The first Friday of the month in the
Church Of the Nativity mass will be cele-
brated at $50 am, when the blessed
sacrament will be exposed during the
service and benediction given after.
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In st. Anthony's Church the supper and
lawn party given by the parishioners
last week was one of the most successful
events ever undertaken. and over $500
was realized with which to apply on the
mortgage on the church.
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In ST. Martins Church tomorrow at the
o'clock mass the children Of the parish
will receive holy communion in a body
Devotions to st. Rita will occur Tuesday
at 7:30 pm.
The schedule of the daily masses have
been announced as $50 and 7:15 O'Clock
The parish excursion will take place
July II to Marshall Hall
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In st. Augustine's Church the League
Of the Sacred Heart will receive holy
communion in body at the O'Clock
The Ushers Association of the church
will give a picnic at Green Willow Park
Thursday.
rev. francis r. Donnelly, s. j., is in
Baltimore this week attending the Catho-
lie educational convention meeting
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The design accepted by the commits
sion of cardinals. appointed for that
purpose, for a monument for Pope
Piux X. to be erected in the Vatican
basilica. is thus described by corre-
spondent of the Catholic press:
The design represents the figure of
Plus x in the act of rising from a seat
and advancing with outstretched arms
and an imploring gesture, as if to Of
fer himself as a holocaust to Divine
Justice. The figure of the late pontiff,
with countenance having an express
sion Of heroic charity. sweetness and
lntrepidity reminds one very strongly OF
Plus x in the latter months Of his life
The monument. which will be about
thirty feet high. will consist Of white
and colored marble. The height Of the
statue will be ten feet. The expense
Of the work will be borne by the car
dinals created by the late pontiff Ben
edict XIV has already ratified the deci-
sion Of the commission of cardinals"
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Pope Benedict recently received Rev
Charles Heath, former secretary of the
apostolic delegation at Washington.
and Harold Woodbury. Parsons of Bos-
ton. and granted them the use of the
headquarters of the Benedictine Order
on the Aventine Hill for a convalescent
hospital for Italian soldiers. 1t will
be managed entirely by Americans.
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Arrangements have been completed