Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-26
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
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Thursday, the 10Th instaift; Bishop Keane
accompanied by Drs. Garfigan, Bouquillon.
O'Gorman, Shahan, Pace and Dumont, will
leave the Catholic University for st. Paul,
Mimi, to b. present at the dedication OF
the new Diocesan Theological Seminary In
st. Paul.
Prof. Edward Greene, who is to have
charge Of the department OF biological
sciences in the Mcmahon Hail. has arrived
DIR. Daniel 3. Quinn, professor Of Greek,
who has spent the summer in Greece, has
returned home. Il
Rev. Father Forester, superior ard pro-
vincial of the Marist Fathers in this coun-
try, sailed Saturday for France. He Will
be stationed during the coming year at the
mother house in Paris. AS superior, Father
Forester will be succeeded by Father O.
Renaudfer, former rector of The French
Church of Notre Dame de victoire in Bos-
ton, and as provincial by Father Legrand
of Dodone Seminary in Anne Arundel
county.
Father Dublanchy, who took the degree
of doctor of divinity at the university last
graduation day, has been sent to Dodone,
where he will remain as professor OF moral
sciences.
Columbian University.
The third session of the school OF grad
uate studies Of Columbian University will
open October 4. The opening address Of
the scholastic year will be delivered by
Rev DR.. Adoniram J. Huntington, one Of
the trustees of the university and professor
Of Greek -,4..
The committee on lectures, which has
been appointed for the coming year, Is as
follows: Profs. J. H. Gore, 7. M. Shute,
l., D. Lodge, w. T. Cox, j. MacBride Ster-
rett, William P. Carr, H. c. Thompson and
Cha pin Brown.
In the Corcoran Scientific The depart
ment of meteorology, under the direction
of Prof. Cleveland Able, has added to Its
other studies new course IN physiography
The university extension course, which
was inaugurated in the Corcoran Scientihc
School last year. is now well established re
and will be continued this year, urder the
direction Of Mr.. William Chauncey Lang
don, Instructor of history in the university.
Georgetown University.
Rev. George A. Fargis, S. j., Of last
years faculty, has been sent to Boston
College as professor Of physics and chem
istry.
Rev. William F. Cannon has left for St.
Francis Xavfer's College, New York, where
he will be professor of the class of first
grammar.
Mr.. Edward w. Raymond, S.. j., will
shortly leave for Woodstock for theology,
and Mr.. John D. Butler, S. j., for philoso-
ply. Both were members of last years
faculty.
The members of the class of '06 have
elected the following class officers fer next
year: President, Charles B. Bunk, New
York; vice president, Harry r. Cover,
Iowa; secretary, John H. McAfeer, Penn
sylvania; treasurer. Richard E. Wathen,
Kentucky; beadle, Edward Shea, District
of Columbia; manager of athletics, Joseph
Keane, District of Columbia.
Rev. Henry c. Cutler. pastor Of st. Mary's
Church. Alexandria, Va. has presented to
the college an excellant oil painting by
Simpson of Rev. Francis Neale, S. j., sew
enth president OF the college Another
large and handsome OF painting of the
Resurrection has been received at the col
lege the gift Of REAR admiral A. w.
Weaver. sfi ?,
Mr.. Thomas ]. Finninesofsshe class of '95
has left for France where he will enter
an ecclesiastical semnarw.fT
The new Standard Dictionary, which
has been so favorably Received. has upon
its editorial staff two eff Georgetown's
professors-Rev. Rene j. HOLLAND, S. j.,
lecturer on natural lawhin sthe law school,
is editor of Catholicity and Catholic terms,
and DR.. FSank Baker, professor of anat-
omy in the medical school; has charge Of
all words relating to anatomy.
A donation Of $3.50 has been received
by the Athletic Association Cor the purpose
Of improving the ball grounds.