Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20
Paul R. COMMIT will conduct tho serv-

Paul r. COMMIT will conduct tho Serv-
ice.
At a meeting held Sunday evening in
Gonzaga College Hall of the adult men,
| bers of the congregation, plans were
outlined for a campaign to raise $780,
600 for the erection Of girls new school
to replace the old Notre Dame Academy,
at North Capitol and Myrtle streets.
Twenty teams of women and ten
teams of men are expected to start the
last week in January or the first in
February to collect the funds. Accord
ing to tentative plans mapped out by
Charles Jerome Sheffield. who was
brought to this city by Rev. Conniff,
the campaigners will start out armed
with notes payable at local bank
within one year from next March. Mem
bers of the congregation will be ex-
pected to state on tn note the amount
of their contribution in year. and
then pay it monthly through the bank
Campaign headquarters Will be es-
ia blished in GonZaga Hall. where the
teams Will gather each night to report,
and after the business session there
will be program of music.
To the teams bringing in the highest
subscriptions. two handsome silver
loving cups will be awarded. The team
captains are Mrs. Richard Lohmeyer'
Mrs. Harry Walsh, Mrs. Maurice Shee-
han. Miss Hortense MCGOWAN, Mrs.
Ward, Mrs. Healy. Miss Anne Ready
Miss Mary Coleman, Mrs. Cavanaugn,'
Mrs. J. A. Sullivan. Mrs. DIR. Haskell,
Harry I. Quinn. Gustave Dillon, An
drew Gleason, Joseph Holland. weiss
Genau. Gustave Neale. Harry WASH
Martin L. Mcnamara and John Fuller.
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The members of the Holy Name So
ciety of St. Dominic's Church gave
very enjoyable smoker and entertain
ment in the parish hall on WedheSday
evening, to which all the spiritual ~
Of n
of the various parishes were invited
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Tomorrow morning. at the I o'clock
mass in st. Martins Church, the men
of the parish who have been attending
the mission services during the week
will receive holy communion IN pouS.
This mass will be celebrated by the
also preach the sermon. The o'clock
mass will be celebrated by Rev. Sny-
der, the Redemptorist, who is also CIV
ing the mission. Rev. Eugene hannah
will officiate at the 10 o'clock mass, ana
Rev. Maurice Alexander will sing the
high mass at IL o'clock. The men s
mission will close with services in the
evening at 1870 o'clock, when the rosary
will be recited. the closing mission
sermon preached. solemn benediction of
papal blessing bestowed on all those
who have made the mission. A service,
In honor of the blessed virgin. will
take place this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
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Tomorrow. being st. Agnes day, viii
be observed with special Importance at
St Agnes Chapel. As street north
west. The services will be at 1:3o. ~
and II am. and s pm.
At the evening service Rev. C. W.
Whitmore will be the preacher. 1t is
intended to make this Sunday home
coming day. and all who have at any
time attended st. Agnes Chapel will
and a cordial welcome awaiting them.
1t is expected that many will return
for a visit. On Monday there Will be
parish reception from 8 until 10 pm.
at which time reports of all the or
CARNATIONS connected with st. Agnes
Chapel will be read.
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as Christianity the Only True Re
lgion?" is the subject of the sermon
by Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, at All
Souls Church, 18th and L streets, to-
morrow evening at S o'clock. This is
the third in the course of special sun
day evening sermons on Fundamental
Questions of Religious Thought" At
this service Charles Trowbridge Tit