Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-21

Rev. DR.. William H. Ketcham. director
tof the bureau Of Catholic Indian mis-
isions. is at present in st. Louis, where
he is engaged in work for the United
Estates board of Indian commissioners
The government maintains ware
houses for Indian supplies at Chicago.
list Louis and San Francisco. where pur-
,chases are made and goods are stored.
land from which most of the supplies
tare shipped to the United States Indian
schools and agencies. Various nrms
send on bids and samples to the ware
houses. and when the awards are made
q member of the board OF Indian com
,missioners is present Rev. DR.. ketcham
twas assigned to this particular work
iof the board in Chicago and st. Louis,
| Before he returns to Washington. DR..
,Ketcham will visit and report TO the
board upon the new tubercular SAM
'tarium for Choctaws and Chickasaws at
tTalihina. Okla, and also on the train
ting school for Creek girls at Eufaula.
okla.
On Monday at pm. the quarterly
meeting of the Holy Name Societies OF
Washington will take place at St
lportant business will be transacted.
John Hadley Doyle will preside and de-
liver an address. The question Of es-
stablishing Holy Name societies on board
ltu6 Ddtu08alpB oI lno SuASS0 5S~SSS
Navy will be taken up and discussed.
On August a melting will be held in
d. MArgaret's Church. Seat Pleasant. to
Khs formation Of large Holy Name
toeiety.
The services at the Gospel Mission
tent, Wisconsin avenue between and
q streets. have been. It 10 pointed out.
very successful during the past week.
Tonight Homer Brown will be the
speaker. while tomorrow night Rev. s.
N Croft will be In charge of the serv-
Ice. There will be a change Of speakers
every night next week. Wednesday
nights are known as Epworth League
ae ssSes s Society Of the es New YORK Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church will conduct
MA s. H. H.dley. widow ., s.
fef New York. viii b at the Mission
Hail. 214 John Marshall place. tomor-
row night, while tonight supt- Kline
will conduct the services at the mission.
hold an open-air melting at IA ana c
streets southwest from 8 to $50 o'clock.
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Rev. DR.. Walter Everett Burnett
Church. 1fii occupy the pulpit tomorrow
for the last time before his summer va
During the pastors absence for six
tEssks the pulpit win b supplied by
logical Seminary.
The novsna to st. Ann. which has
been IN progress the past week In St.
AIMS Church. win close on Thursday
Iat the mass which will be celebrated
lat $50 am. The novenA prayers will
ibs recited following the mass. the
ifelie veneratsd and bsnsdiction Of the
blessed sacrament given.
tn. Catholic waam!sn.. Literary Guild.
of which Rev. A. J. puarts. 8. j.. of
set. Aloysius Church 10 moderator. has
completed arrangements for . month";
mind mass. to be celebrated At st.
Aloysius Church tomorrow morning at
. am. for the repose Of the soul of
Father Duarte's mother. who died at
her homo in Boston.
Miss winifrsd n. costigan. president
lof tho league. extends an Invitation to
every member to be present.
Educational Association by unanimous
svote decided to hold the ffteenth an
tnual meeting Of the association In the
month Of July in San Francisco. Cal.
The following are the members OF
the executive board for the year OF
Cardinal Gibbons. honorary presi-
dent; Ri Rev. Thomas ]. Shahan
WASHINGTON. president general: Very
Rev. E. R. Dyer. Baltimore. Md: Very
Rev. James A. Burns. C. g. c., Wash
ington: Rev. Brother Edward. F. s. C.
New York city. vice presidents gen.
sral: Rev. Francis W. Howard. Co
lumbus. Ohio. secretary general: Rev
yransis T. Moran, Cleveland. Ohio
{snlen. g. g. d D, Warrington; Rt
sx Mona J. J fsterson. Boston
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