Evening star., 1917-03-03

Church has presented to the Catholic
University Of America a number Of val
liable photographs taken at the New
York Museum of the artistic metal
work suitable for churches and build
ings of various kinds.
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Rev. William Cahill of st. Joseph's g
Lenten service on Wednesday at 1880
pm in st. Martins Church.
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A retreat for the pupils, alumnae and
friends of Visitation Academy, on Con-
necticut avenue, will open on Tuesday
at 4:30 pm. and close Saturday, March
10. 1t will be preached by Rev. Francis
r. Lyons. c. s. p, of St. PauTs College.
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Rev. Louis J. O'Hern, c. S. P, will
give a retreat for the students and
alumnae of Holy Cross College, opening
on Thursday. March %, and closing on
Sunday, March 25.
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Rev. Ignatius Smith. o. p, national
director Of the Holy Name societies of
the United States, IS giving two courses
Of sermons in the Shrine of tho Sacred
Heart during Lent. The first course is
on Wednesday evenings for the single
people. and the second on Thursdays
for married people. These sermons
have been arranged in this manner by
that all the congregation may be ac-
commodated.
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The model of tho Washington Ca
thedral has been placed on exhibition
in the rooms of the New York His
torical Society. where it will remain
for several weeks, according to an
nouncement made today.
This model is that completed by
Henry Vaughan, architect of the ca
thedral. and recently on exhibition in
the Corcoran Art Gallery.
The decision to place the model in
New York for a brief period was made
ing a meeting held recently in the par
lors of the Colony Club in that city, in
which deep interest in the building was
manifested by many church people of
the metropolis.
Strong addresses were>made at this
building of the cathedral by the Bishop
of Washington, Rev. DR.. William T.
Manning, rector Of Trinity Church of
New York: Dean Bratenahl of Wash
ington Cathedral and Henry White,
former ambassador to France.
A Campfire Girls circle was organ
lied recently at Emmanuel Baptist
Church and officers were elected, as
follows: Guardian. Mrs. r. T. Maffett;
assistant guardian. Miss Gladys Crump:
president. Miss Norma r. johnson: sec
retary. Dorothy B. Hoofnagle. and
treasurer. Thelma B. Maffett. The
o'clock and is adding new members at
each meeting.
The mems annual supper. prepara-
tory to the every-member canvass. will
be held in the lower vestry of the
church March Is.
The Thousand dollar diamond
to st. Johns Episcopal Church, La
fayette Square. by the late Mrs. Ban
croft Davis, is to be used at the Easter
communion service.
The chalice is studded with diamonds
and rubies and has the diamond from
Mrs. Davis engagement ring in the
center of the diamond cross that adorns
the cup.
The chalice is ten inches high and
Is set with sixty-one diamonds. six
rubies and one sapphire. the gold of
the vessel having been made up of
brooches. pins, rings and other jewelry
given to Mrs. Davis by her husband,
who was vestryman of st. Johns
Church.
Always after the chalice is used at
Tic CHui SH ~ 10 fctuTHeu 10 tHe safety
vault of the Riggs National Bank,
where it remains in safe keeping.
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Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Mrs.
Ida Hustled Harper will address the
Liberal Religious Union of All Souls
Church. her subject being The Present
Status of Woman Suffrage"
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The Young Mems and Young Womens
Hebrew associations will hold Purim ex-
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