Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-16
PULPIT AND PEW.

Rev. Edward Sweeney. S. j., of st. Alloy
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Tomorrow the feast Of st. Alloy
sius will be celebrated with elabo-
rate ceremonies in St. Aloysius Church.
delivered by Rev. John P. heather,
S. j., an alumnus of Gonzaga College.
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In st. Dominic's Church the 10 o'clock
trand German, o. P, ordained yesterday
at the Dominican College, Catholic Uni
versity.
Rev. German is a native OF Washing
Dominic's parish He received his early
education in the public scht Is OF this
city. where. after graduating. he stud
led at Gonzaga College and Georgetown
University.
He entered the Dominican House of
Studies of ST. Joseph. at Srmmerset.
Ohio. in December, 1911; came to Wash
ington and studied in the Dominican
1912 and was ordained a priest yester-
day-the feast of tho sacred heart. A
large number of Invitations have been
sent out to his friends to attend his
| first mass.
Tomorrow afternoon at pm. the
graduating exercises Of the parochial
| school will take place. in the church.
when Very Rev. George !. Conlon. o. p.
will ofhciate and award the medals and
diplomas. The baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rev. ]. II. Healey.
o. P. OF New York city.
| st. Teresa's Parochial School will
close on Monday morning with a mass
at o'clock. which will be celebrated
by Rev Charles NJ. Bart, who will make
the address and award the diplomas.
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| In Holy Trinity Church tomorrow at
will he a ~
the members Of the Holy Name Society
into the League Of the Sacred Heart.
! The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Eugene de L Mcdonnell. S. ].
| There will be special services at the
| First Methodist Protestant Church tomor-
| row. the pastor. Rev. c. Morgan Com
| pher. planning to preach at IL O'Clock
O'Clock. the newly elected officers Of
| the Christian Endeavor Society will be
, installed after special sermon by the
pastor. follows: President. Herman
| Welsh; vice president. Mrs. Walter Bur
CESS corresponding secretary. Miss Dora
| thea Hartley; recording secretary. Mrs.
\ Leroy Risler: treasurer. T. E. Riley; plan
| list. Mrs Hattie Campbell: assistant. Miss
E! Dorathea Hartley. and collector. Mrs.
| Hattie Campbell.
| novena in honor Of the Holy Face
will begin at ST. Martins Church. North
| Capitol and streets northwest, at 1:30
| pm. Thursday. and close Friday, June
%. beginning the feast OF st. Peter, pa
! iron OF the archconfraternity Of the Holy
| Face.
The confraternity Of the Holy Face was
| established at ST. Martins Church Janu-
airy 6. 1917, with Rev. Eugene A. Han
nan. pastor Of the church. as local direc-
| tor.
Foundry NJ f. Epworth League Will
| be addressed tomorrow evening al 6:45 by
Homer Edison. general secretary OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, on Quit
| ting When the Whistle Blows"
In addition TO the specially selected
musical number by the chorus choir
| there will be a vocal solo by Harvey S.
Garrett. The Epworth League Octet
| which has been trained and will be Gi-
| rected by Prof. Anton Kaspar. will rem
der ''Iiark. Hark. My Soul"
There will be but one more Sunday
evening service before the league adj
| Journs until September.
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patriotic service will be held at
Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow night.
Several officers and soldiers, members
| or the congregation. will make brief
addresses.
The pastor. Rev. ]. E. Briggs. will
| show stereopticon Views of the life of
| Christ, and announce that the men of
the congregation who enlist will have
There will be special patriotic music
by the church choir, and bugler from
Washington barracks will participate.
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The members of Chi Chapter, Phi Mu
Sigma Fraternity, held their annual
| election of officers Wednesday evening.
when the following line of officers were
elected; President. Albertus N.
Schroeder; vice president, Ernest Rees:
secretary. Francis l. HahyJ assistant