Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-18
CATHOLIC.

Cathedral OF st. John the Evange-
list. Eighth and Hays streets, Rt.
Rev, Daniel M. German, pastor; Rev.
RENT stephen keyzer and Rev. Joseph
Nj. Verhoeven. priests. assisting. Mass
es on Sunday at and To- 30 a. MT
Sunday school for children at $50 a.
M. evening service at 1870, Masses
on week days at 6 80 and a. m.
Confessions heard on Saturdays from
to p m. and from 1880 to 10 p. m.
Tomorrow is the second Sunday af-
ter the Epiphany.
Father keyzer will give the SER
mon at both masses tomorrow. This
is the second sermon in a series Of
four sermons on the distinguishing
marks Of the church. and the subject
will be. THE Holiness Of the Church"
The children of the st. Aloysius
society and the Holy Angels society
will receive holy communion In a
body at the s o'clock mass tomorrow,
After mass breakfast will be served
to the children OF these organizations
at st. Johns hall under the direction
of the Children's committee of the
Catholic Woman's league. Immedi-
ately after breakfast the children will
attend Sunday school in the hail.
Father Verhoeven will conduct SER
vices at Garden valley tomorrow.
St. Johns Cathedral Boy Scouts will
meet in st. Johns hall Wednesday
evening, Jan. %, at 1880 o'clock. The
scouts will be given the test for the
degree of tenderfoot. Arrangements
will also be made for ordering trous-
ers and belts for the boy scout uni
forms. AS announced at the last
meeting, Mr.. Harry Wander, whose
office Is on the second floor of the
Overland building, has kindly con-
scented to measure the scouts for these
articles OF their uniform. Scouts may
call at Mr.. Wander's office on Mon
day, Tuesday or Wednesday,
The tea for the benefit of the Altar
fund, which was to have been given
on Wednesday last, has been post
poned to later date, Of which due
notice will be given through the
press.
The regular meeting OF the Catholic
Womans league will be held in ST.
Johns hall Wednesday afternoon. Jan
90 Mrs. Daniel A. Dunning viii pre-
sent a paper on THE Hermits in the
Desert" Mrs. John Jullon and Mrs.
stephen Parker will give current
events. The hostesses of the day will
be Mesrames J. +. Koelsch, H. Kohl,
Henry konrad. Joseph Lawler, James
Long, j. A. I.ndngton and J. J. Me
Cue.
on account of the Influenza quar-
antine the Red Cross unit did not
meet to do sewing this week. Plans
for next weeks activities will be an
nounced later.
Rrv. Felix A. Byrne, OF the Du-
buque Apostolate Missionary band,
has returned from Gooding, Idaho.
Beginning Sunday January 26, and
closing February 2, he will conduct a
mission at Mountain Home. The sub
jeet of the mission--in non-Catholie
organizations usually called re-
viyal-is to offer extraordinary OPP
portunitfes for hearing the word of
Cod and for worthily receiving the
saeraments The mission affords an
opportunity to blot out the sinful
past and to make a new start in the
service of God. Father Byrne asks
the prayers of all that the mission
may be very successful.
Unless the influenza quarantine
prohibit the holding Of meetings. the
regular meeting of the knights OF
Columbus will be held in st. Johns
hall Tuesday, Jan. q. A good pro-
gram will be presented. The influenza
relief committee of the Boise council
has at It's disposal the services of
competent physician who will answer
all calls from influenza patients, re-
CARELESS OF church affiliation, without
Charge. This physician may ~
reached by calling the Grand Knight
OF the council, phone 972. or through
Captain Barnes of the Salvation
army.
Roman Tiss, a member Of Boise
council, is at the general hospital,
Camp May, New Jersey, convaleseine
from wounds received in France, and
will he glad to hear from Boise