Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-22

a. m, and return to Boise late In the
afternoon, each boy taking a lunch
with him.
Tomorrow is the third Sunday in
Lent. Rev. Guy F. Quinan and Rev.
Jerome p. Donegan ON the Paulist
missionary band Of Portland, Ore.
will deliver the sermon at the and
1890 o'clock masses and at the even
ing service, and during the entire week
will conduct the mission for Catholics.
We feel sure that all of our congrega-
ton have been impressed with the ne
cessity for attending all Of the mission
services and encouraging others to
come.
Rev. B. A. Ronayne will conduct
services at Barber at q. m. tomorrow.
During the past week Father YER
hoeven conducted services at Idaho
City and Placerville.
The entertainment In honor of st.
Patrick, apostle Of Ireland, given Mon
day evening under the auspices of
the Catholic Woman's league was one
of the most successful Irish programs
ever given in Boise. For the program
to be given next year 1t is predicted
that the Pipney theater will be needed.
Mrs. William McCloskey, Miss May
Mullin and Miss Grace Daoust consti-
tute the corps of instructors who teach
Christian doctrine to a class of chill
dren- at the Barber community hall at
2:S0 p. m. every Sunday.
The Sunday school work at Eagle.
conducted by Misses Irene La Sale
and Ethelda Weddell of st. Rita's So
ciety, is prospecting. Fourteen chill
dren attended last Sunday, among them
the children of Mr.. Bruneel, who came
from Belgium during the war. The
class will convene at p. m. tomorrow.
st. Rita's society met Wednesday
evening after the Lenten service. After
a short business session, q paper on
st. Patrick" was read by Father Ro-
nayne, and one on "St. Rita by Miss
Teresa M. O'Farrell. Thereafter the
members of the society worked on arti-
| cles to be sold at the after Easter ba-
zaar.
Sewing was done by women Of the
| Red Cross unit of the c. w. L. Thurs
| day afternoon. There Is still much
work to do, and all women of the con-
gregation are especially urged to take
part in this worthy work.
| Mrs. Anna NJ Moody. Mrs. George
Wagner and Mr.. ]. Z. Bruce constitute
the general committee in charge Of ar
rangements for the post Easter bazaar
which Will be conducted at downtown
location the week beginning April "a.
The committee asks that all who can
help in any way attend the meetings,
which will be held for the purpose OF
perfecting arrangements for the most
successful bazaar we have ever had.
| Tomorrow at p. m. the children Of
the Holy Angels society will meet in
St. Johns hall. Preparations will be
made for the participation of the
younger girls In the Holy Thursday
services. Mrs. George Cruzen will have
charge of the training Of the young
sters who will strew flowers in the
procession Of the blesse dsacrament.
The Catholic Woman's league will
hold a regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon at st. Johns hall. Mrs. John
Jullion will read paper on THE
Church in England" and current topics
will be given by Mesdames J. F..
Koelsch and c. F. Hummel. The host
esses Of the day will be Mesdames M.
V. Regain, M. A. Regain, Timothy Re-
| san n. u. hShiAiuS, otSpACA dXheIs
Adolph Schneider and P. J. Sherlock.
CHURCH OF GOOD SHEPHERD.
The Altar society. which now num-
bers S5 members, held a meeting FRI
day afternoon, which was well attend
ed, and at which plans were made for
holy week and other business trans
acted. The Altar society officers are:
President, Mrs. Pia Navarro; vice
president, Mrs. Benedicta Archabal;
secretary, Miss Petra Yraola: treasur-
er, Mrs. Escolastica Ondarza.
| The following boys have been APP
pointed to serve at the altar this week:
Sunday, s a. m, Felix Algeria, Jesus
Bermensolo.> Jesus Agurrola. Santos
Coscorrosa. Bonifacio Latemendi: 1850
a. M. Carmelo Uranga, Juan Arregui.
Jose Uberuaga, Eustaquio Yribar, Pc
dro Anduiza; benediction at p. M,
Felix Algeria. Antonio Chacartegui,
Juan. Jesus and Louis Gabrica; FRI
day evening. 1890. Juan Arregui. An
tonic Chacartegui Jesus Aguerrola,
Santos Coscorrosa and Bonifacio La
temendi; weekday masses. Carmelo
Uranga and Antonio Chacartegui.
! Choir practice for adults will be al
7:30 p. m. Tuesdays and thursdays.
and for children Monday ard Friday
afternoons after school