Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
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Society will receive holy communion in
d body tomorrow at the 1880 o'clocs
mass, which will be celebrated by Very
Rev. George !. Conlon. o; P.
October devotions will take place every
evening at 1880 O'Clock. and consist OF
the rosary. mediation and benediction OF
the blessed sacrament Very Rev
George I. Conlon. O. p. conducted the
services this week. and Very Rev. George
c. Cowan. o. p. will off1ciate next week.
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The Bishop of Washington has an
bounced that the Rt. Rev. Henry
Hutchinson Montgomery, formerly
Lord Bishop of Tasmania, but for nf-
teen years the general secretary or the
English Society for the Propa cation OF
The Gospel. is to preach at the open
air service at Mount st. Alban sunday
afternoon at o'clock
Bishop Montgomery is of Irish de-
scent. was educated at Harrow ana at
Cambridge, and from his ordination in
1871 to his conservation as bishop in
Westminster Abbey in 1889 he held In
creasingly important positions IN the
Church of England. His father was a
India during critical period in its
history and. it is declared, attained
high distinction in the public service
The bishop left Tasmania In 1901 Tor
the important work of the Society for
the Propagation of the Gospel very re-
luctantly. 1t is said, and only at the
urgent solicitation of the Archbishop
Of Canterbury, who considered him pc
euliarly qualified for the Worldwide
tasks of this great missionary society.
which is responsible for the be-
ginnings of many of the Episcopal
churches in the United States outside
of Maryland and Virginia. which found
ed and supported their own churches
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Montgomery's wife is the daughter of
Very Rev. DR.. Frederick W. Farrar,
late dean of Canterbury, whose per-
sonality, writings and preaching won
him many American friends
Bishop Montgomery, together with
the Lord Bishop of Worcester, is an Of
fetal visitor of the Church of England
to the general convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church which will as
semble at ST. Louis on October IL
While in Washington he and one of his
Rishep of Washington at the bishops
house on Mount ST. Alban.
The Lord Bishop of Worcester will be
Bishop Harding's guest at the same
time. and also his chaplain, the Arch
deacon of Worcester.
The former will be the special
preacher at the cathedral service in
the Bethlehem Chapel tomorrow at II
am.
Bishop Harding has issued invita-
lions to prominent people in church
and civil life in Washington to meet
these eeeiesiastics from oversee at a
reception from to o'clock this aft
ernoon.
In Holy Rosary Church the feast of
TIE holy rosary the patronal feast of the
church, VIII he celebrated tomorrow with
p solemn high mass at 10 o'clock. which
will be sung by Mgr. Cossio. auditor of
the apostolic delegation, with Rev. F.
Rernardini, instructor in canon law at the
Catholic University. as deacon, and Rev.
F. De Carlo. subdeacon. The sermon will
he delivered by Mgr. Cossio.
At pm. the procession of the rosary
viii take place. when $50 small children
divided into fifteen groups of ten each,
Will carry the banners representing the
fifteen mysteries of the rosary. They
will be Joined by the Holy Name Society
the Society OF Christian Mothers and the
Sodality. and. headed by several pieces
Of music. will start from the church ana
march for several blocks. Upon their re-
turn to the edifce. the service win close
with benediction Of the blessed sacra-
ment, when Mgr. Cossio will oficiate
assisted by Rev. F. De Carlo and Dr.
Bernardini
At the mass celebrated at o'clock to-
morrow the Holy Name Society will re-
ceive holy communion in a body.
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IN Z. Teresa S ChufCn the men OF the
parish ere making great preparations to
turn out in the HOLY Name parade in
Baltimore-and special efforts are being
put forth to send a delegation numbering
several hundred. A meeting viii be held
tomorrow evening. following the services
and the society has invited every man
in the parish to be present. At the last
meeting held to make arrangements 1t
was decided to carry a large American
flag at the head of the contingent, while
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flag. and wear on one arm blue and
white, with the inscription est. Teresa -
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At the meeting of the Junior Holy
Name Society. held on Sunday. in St.
Anthony's Church sixty-five members
were enrolled. ranging n ages from
eight to twenty-one years. The election
of officers was rs follows President.
Paul Rodler: vice president. Howard
Ralph; secretary. Julius McPhaul. and
treasurer, Lewis Bond
A club was formed in addition to the
society. and Rev Thomas D Williams
took up with the boys business mat
ter. which proved of unusual interest
and was received with enthusiasm.
In accordance with his suggestion, the
Boys will carry on paper campaign"
collecting all the newspapers in Brook
land. and the amount raised from their
sale will he used as building fund for
a new hall. where they can have their
meeting and entertainments.
Pew. Williams intends to take up So
eiety organization of all kinds with the
members during the coming months. and
'~~Hh them how thev are co7ducte 4.
Later literary and athletic clubs will he
formed.
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Bethany Baptist Sunday school is TO
rally tomorrow morning at $3.50
O'Clock.
10 IL & "a
Rev. Dorsey n. Miller and Mrs.
Miller of Lewfstown. Pa. will arrive
IN Washington Monday to assist Rev.
c. C. Mclean in. revival services at
Douglas Memorial NJ. E Church.
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Dedication week for the new Petworth
NJ +. Church will close tomorrow with
actual dedication services, beginning with
the usual services at 1890 o'clock in the
morning. Bishop William F. Mcdowell
is TO deliver the morning sermon. Special
rp-isic will be ri~en b" the choir. under
the direction Of Dwight $. Church. and
Mrs. John H Paine is 10 sing the Of
fe-tory solo.
Rev. Wfitford l.. Mcdowell. distric,
superintendent is TO give the sermon a;
the evening services. which are 10 begin
at O'clock. James X Morton will sing
the ofe-tory solo.
\ series of sermons by former pastors