Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-18
ST. JOHNS CATHEDRAL.

Rev. d. NJ. German, much to the de-
light of the people of Boise, is COM
pletely restored to health and has re-
sumed the prosecution of the many ar
duous labors demanding his attention,
His Lordship will administer the Sac
rament of Confirmation in both of
the city parishes on Sunday, October
26. In the morning he will confirm
at the Church of the Good Shepherd
Of which Rev. Bernardo Arregui is
pastor. In the evening at 7:45 the
bishop will administer the Sacrament
to large class of children and adults
at the cathedral Of st. John the Evan
gelist.
The children of the public schools
who are preparing for confirmation on
this occasion, will receive instructions
in the cathedral each day during the
coming week at 1880 p. m. Adults in
tending to present themselves for con-
firmation, will receive instructions a.
the cathedral on each evening of the
coming week at :15,tmmediately aft
err evening devotions.
The ladies of the Catholic Woman's
League will meet in st. Johns hall on
next Wednesday at 80 p. m. Bishop
German hopes to be present at the
meeting and will address the mem
bers. A large attendance is expected.
The rummage sale conducted by the
hiclhbclS VI lHc -. ~. uuTlHS the
past week, was a great success. The
ladies deserve woro Of praise for
their untiring efforts. They desire
to thank their many patrons and all
those who aided in bringing the sale
to a successful finish. The proceeds
go to the treasury of the Social Serv-
ice committee.
meet in ST. Johns hall on next
Wednesday evening at s:15. At this
meeting officers for the coming year
viii be elected. All the members are
requested to be in attendance.
The members of the children's So
dalities will receive holy communion
In body tomorrow, at the children's
mass. Immediately after the mass,
breakfast will be served for the chill
dren in st. Johns hall, by the mem
bers of the children's committee of the
Catholic Woman's league.
The children of the parish, between
the ages of. six and Is will meet on
Sunday afternoon in st. Johns hail.
They will continue the study of ma
ture and other interesting work
planned for them by the children's
The members of the active commit
tee of the cathedral parish met with
Bishop German, at his residence on
Friday evening. Many question of i'm
portanace were discussed
The following are the members of
the active committee: Reilly Atkin-
son, Thos. III. MacDermott, Frank F.
Church, Seymore B. Passmore and L.
Carlyle Cotter.
The boy scouts of troop 15 met on
Wednesday evening. October Is. In
teresting work for the scouts was
planned by Messrs. Buchanan, Golden
and Larson, who have kindly offered
their services as assistant scout mas
tiers.
The Rev. j. NJ. verhoeven will go
to Eagle on Sunday afternoon for the
purpose of recognizing the Sunday
school for the children of that dis
trict. The children will assemble at
the usual place and at the customary
hour.
Rev. B. A. Ronayne will conduct
services at Barber tomorrow at 8 a. m,
The acoustic work in the Cathedral
Is now almost completed and the dec
Grafton of the interior Is begun. Storm
glass windows will be put In imme-
diately. They will serve as a protec-
ton for the stained glass windows
which will arrive a little later.