Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-15
CATHOLIC.

Cathedral of st. John the Evangelist, |
Eighth and Hays streets.
Rt. Rev. Daniel M. German, pastor; |
Rev. Remi S. Keyzer and Rev. ]. M.
Verhoeven, priests assisting Masses
on Sunday at s and 10: 80 a. M. Sunday
school for children at $3.50 a. M; ev-
ening service at 1880 o'clock. Masses
on weekdays at $3.50 and a. m. Con- |
fessions heard on Saturdays from to
6 p. m. and from 1890 to 10 D. m.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Fifth
and Idaho streets. Rev. Bernardo Ar
regui, pastor.
The affairs and pews are being set
up and the dedication of the church
will take place in few weeks.
The children of the Holy Angels So
ciety and the st. Aloysius society will
receive holy communion in a body to-
morrow and after mass will be break
fast guests of the children's committee
of the G. w. L. at st. Johns hall. In
the afternoon both childrens organi-
cations will meet in st. Johns hall at
2:30 o'clock. All children of the con-
gregation between the ages of and
16, whether members of the children's
organizations or not are invited.
Father Keyzer is still at st. Alphon-
sus hospital, but has been able to De
up about his room for several days.
The meeting Of the Catholic Woman's
league held on Lincoln's birthday an
niversary was well attended Those
who came enjoyed rare treats in the
addresses of Captain Edgar T. Hawley,
who spoke of overseas work in the
great war; and by Clement F. Drake,
adjutant of the G. A. r. of Idaho,
veteran of the war of 1876, who
spoke intimately of Abraham Lincoln.
The musical numbers were furnished
by Mrs. Clyde Summers, accompanied
by Mrs. II. r. Secllel, and Miss Mabel
Woodcock, with Miss Warrington at the
piano. Mrs. Camille Rock gave fine
paper on the church in Africa.
Mrs. w. II. Cathcart and Mrs. Eu
gene Reilly We're members of the Red
Cross Salvage shop selling force this
week, each spending one day at the
shop.
Harry J. Allen, who has been ut
Camp Lewis several months, returned
to Boise during the past week, having
received an honorable discharge from
the U. S. army. Frank Wall Shannon,
received an honorable discharge from
the army and has returned to Boise
The Altar society will give tea at
st. Johns hall Wednesday, Feb. 10, to
which all the women of the congrega-
ton are invited.
A regular meeting of the Knights If
Columbus will be held Tuesday even
ing, Feb. IS, at o'clock, at which
business of Importance will be consid-
cred. All members are urged to be
present.
On Friday evening, Feb. 81, at st.
Johns hall, the Catholic Woman's
league and the Knights of Columbus
will entertain the members of the con-
gregation. There will be cards and a
musical and literary program.
One hundred and two children IN
war swept countries of Europe will be
beneficiaries of the work of the Red
Cross unit of the Catholic Woman's
league. That number of children's
| shirts have been made by the unit dur
ing the past few weeks.
st. Johns Cathedral Boy Scouts
turned out % strong for the boy scout
banquet given at the Christian church
assembly room Friday evening, Feb. IA.
Later in the evening the boy scouts
joined in the merrymaking at the st.
Valentine day party given at st. Johns
hall. Father Verhoeven attended the
banquet and spoke briefly on Belgium,
his native land.
Several new members have been
added to the Cathedral choir which is
doing excellent work. We need some
tenors. Who will answer the call?
Tuesday evening at 1880 is the regular
choir practice night and all members
of the choir are urged to be present at
that time.
Mrs. l.. l.. Dibble is chairman of the
sanctuary committee of the Altar So
ciety, and during February she is as
sisted by Mrs. John Oakley. Mrs. b.
Rafter is chairman of the sacristy COM
mittee, and during the present month
her assistants are Mrs. d. ]. Hanley
and Mrs. Annie McAtee.
The war records committee met ct
the bishops residence Wednesday even
ing, Feb. IL. Miss Mary A. Quirk, Miss
Evangeline M. Church, Gordon r.
Wood, Charles Paynton, jr., Mrs. d. J.
Hanley and Mrs. Edward Brennan
representing, respectively, st. Teresa's
dluiIihdt, 81. MIA SOCltly. the Holy
Name society. st. Joseph's school for
boys. the children's committee of the
C. w. L., and st. Johns Altar society,
were added to the war records COM
mittee. George F. Niklaus was elected
general secretary of the committee and
Miss Evangeline M. Church assistant
general secretary. A committee, con-
sisting of the secretaries, Mrs. II. r.
Neitzel, Miss Mary A. Quirk, and John
J. McCue, was appointed to draft a rec
ord blank. The meeting adjourned.
subject to call of the chairman, Lewis
C. Merrell.
Father Arregui will conduct services
at Mountain Home tomorrow and Fa-
ther Verhoeven will hold services at
Garden Valley tomorrow.
st. Rita's society will have regu-
lar meeting Wednesday, Feb. 10, at g.
o'clock. There will be musical pro-
gram and refreshments and Misses An