Evening star., 1917-09-08

the life he is living. with the thoughts
he is thinking and deeds he is doing
the door of his soul some great desire
to do something larger which he knows
! he was meant and made to do because
he is child of God.-Phillips Brooks.
| special sermons by the pastor. extra
musical numbers and decorations.
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/ Repairs on the Fifth Baptist Church
have progressed sufficiently for the con-
! sregation to worship in the main audi
| torium tomorrow. There will be special
music by the large chorus choir under
the direction of William J. Palmer
| Rev. DIR. Charles f. Fultz. pastor of
the Memorial United Brethren Church
| has returned from his vacation spent in
Atlantic City and will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow.
At the quarterly temperance meeting
of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
! tomorrow morning Representative Addi-
son T. Smith of Idaho will deliver the
| address of the occasion.
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| The retreat for the students of the
College of st. Paul the Apostle. at the
| Catholic University, will be open next
| Saturday. and continue for eight days.
| 1t will be conducted by Rev. Robert
| A Skinner, C. S p. superior of the
| college. Studies will be resumed Mon
| day. September "a.
In Holy Rosary Church solemn
| high mass in honor of the nativity will
, he celebrated tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
! when Rev. De Carlo will preach the
! sermon. Evening devotions will take
| place at 1880 o'clock, when Rev F. De
Carlo will preach.
In st. Paul's Roman Catholic parish
the parochial school will open Monday
| with a mass at o'clock. when Mgr.
James F Mackin will celebrate and
| preach the sermon.
| Mgr Mackin. Rev. Hugh Curley and
| Rev. James Krug will make the spirit
ual retreat at St. Mary's Seminary next
week. Rev. William J. Carroll will be
! in charge of the parish.
Rehearsals for the Sanctuary Choir,
| under the direction of Harry Hall. will
| take place every Monda:, Wednesday
and Friday afternoon.
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| In st. AIMS Church many of the
| Catholic soldiers from American Uni
| versity Park camp will also receive
communion at the Z o'clock mass to-
morrow and will afterward be enter
| tanned at breakfast in the parish hall
| by committee composed of the fol-
| lowing women: Mrs. Charles p. Neill.
| Mrs. John Bergling, Mrs. William Hor
rigan, Mrs. Herbert Wilson. Mrs. Atlee.
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and Mrs Caldwell.
| The parochial school will open Mon
! day.
In st. Dominic's Church the business
| meeting of the society will take place
| Monday in the parish hall al pm.
| The school Will open Monday with a
mass at o'clock. when Very Rev.
| George I. Conlon, o. P, will celebrate
| and deliver an address
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| The Dominican College of the I'm
! maculate Conception at the Catholic
| University will commence its fall and
i winter term Monday, when mass will
| be celebrated in the chapel of the col
! lege
| day at 6 and 3 o'clock, and Vespers
| and benediction of the blessed sacra-
| ment will take place at $50 pm, when
| the music will be rendered by the
i Dominican Choir
Mrs. B. b. Byrne. city missionary of
| the Gospel Mission. will speak at the
gospel .~.;t. Sth and l. streets north
! west, tomorrow night at s o'clock. Mrs.
| II. +. Monroe will be in charge of the
service at the Gospel Mission. PA John
| Marshall place, at the same hour.
| Tonight the Young Peoples Society
t of the Presbyterian Church of kenil
| worth will conduct the service at the
| tent. W. II. Blackford will be in
! Kline and band of mission workers
! VIII hold open air meeting at AZ
and q streets southwest.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient
| Order of Hibernians in the United
States. through the national president.
| Mrs. Mary F. McWhorter of Chicago.
! has been called on to furnish fifty mass
/ outfits for Catholic chaplains in the
| Army and Navy and to establish a
| Catholic war relief fund.
| In her appeal Mrs. McWborter points
| out that Hibernianism is an Outgrowt tn
| of the lrishman's love and Veneration
! for the mass and the priest, and it
seems that the most appropriate war
! relief that the Hibernian women of the
| country can engage in is the furnish
ing of these mass outfits.
These outfits cost $l0n and contain
| the sacred vessels used in the celebra
| tion of the mass and the vestments
| for the officiating clergyman.
/ The auxiliary will raise $4,000 for
! tins purpose and then establish a fund
to be used by Rev. Lewis J. OHern
c. s. F.. in charge of the spiritual and
moral welfare of the Catholic soldiers
IN the National Army. for any purpose
that he may deem necessary.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of Hibernians is one of the old
est and largest bodies of Catholic
women in the United States. The
organization is divided into lI00 divi-
I
The SIX auxiliaries in Washington are
now completing a fund of $500. which
they VIII present to DR.. O'Hern. to be
used for the needs of the soldiers in
the concentration camps
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The retreat for the Catholic women
of Washington, which opened on Tues
day evening at Holy Cross Academy.
closed this morning with mass at
O'Clock, when the retreatants received
holy communion in body. fenedic-
uon Of the blessed sacrament was
given. an act Of conservation to the
sacred heart read and the Papal
blessing bestowed on all those who
made the retreat
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The regular Saturday evening social
eor the soldiers 2if zen Ly do sntoWn En-
deavor societies will be fe'd this .v-,i-
ing at O'Clock at the First Congre-
Satioral thurch. 10th and q streets
north" est. The society OF the New
York Avenue Pres1yt ,rian church Will
have charge of the program.
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Foundry Epworth League viii re
sumo its sunday evening devotional
services tomorrow evening at G:lJ
O'Clock. This op ming service will he
styled 'Christian patriotic rally serv-
ice. and will be characterized by in
spring songs and spicy addresses ap-
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