The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-08-01
GONZAGA'S new FACULTY
Changes and Exchanges at the
College and Church.
Rev. William Pardow to Become
Project In Place of Father
= Dolan.

In obedience 10 the orders Of the pro-
vincal certain changes went into effect
yesterday at donzaga College and at st.
Aloysius- Chuuh. The congreGat ton OF st.
Aloysius' Church and the college have been
delighted wi tn the fact that the changes
do not affect the Rev. Cornelius Gill espie,
the rector of the church, and president OF
the college. Ii Will be a pleasing state
lnent "a the parishioners Their TO be told
that Father Gillespie remains at the special
request OF tie Very Rev. Louis Martin,
general Of the Jesuit ur,ier at Rome. This
Is the highest tribute that could be paid
even to SO faithful and able a solid er as
Father Gillespie.
Father Gillespie is regarded as much An
institution of the parish as is the great
stone edifcs TO when st. Alysious' gives
a name.
The charges and exchanges have bean
as follows:
Rev. John A. Conway, s. j., vice presi-
dent OF Gonzasa, has been transferred TO
the same position at Georgetown.
Rev. Michael ] Dolan, prefect OF the
church and director of the League of the
Sacred Heart has been ordered to the
Jesuit College at Boston, Mass.
Rev.P.J Mckinney, ,di rector ofparish and
Sunday schools, will go to holy Cross
College, Massachusetts,.
MI Conway, 8. j., and Mr.. Burns, 8.
j., schclastics, who have been teaching at
Gonzaga, viii return to the Sacred Heart
College, at Woodstock, Md, to complete
their theological course.
Rev James Casey, s. j, now at Fred
erick, Nd, viii replace Father Conway as
vice president of the college.
Rev. John F. Quirk, s. j., now OF st.
Johns College, Fordham, Y, Will be
professor of philosophy and director of
music at GonZaga-
Rev John Ryan, 8. j., Of st Juseph's
College, Philadelphia, comes to the college
as professor of physics, mechanics, as
tronony and geology.
NJ, James Mallan. s J., doctor of phil
csophy and a graduate of woodstock is
the only scholastic detailed to the college
this year, the increasing excellence Of the
inst tuition and the yearly addition of
higher classes making it necessary that
the staff Of teachers should consist of pro-
fessors who have obtained emin ence In
their special fields.
Rev Patrick Foehun returns to St
Aloysius' after an absence of about fifteen
years an announcement which will be q
matter of congratulation with the older
members OF the congregation, among W hom
he stin has many devoted friends.
Rev. william O'Brian Pardow, ex-pro-
vincial OF the order and ex-president OF
St. Francis Xavier's College, in New York,
replaces Father Dolan as prefect of the
church and as director OF the league. He is
q man Of great scholarly attainments, and.
being one OF the most brilliant orators In
the order, 1t is likely that st. Aloysius,
already one of the most attractive churches
In the city for strangers, will increase in
popularity durfnglhi stay.
At prescnt Father Partlow is giving a
retreat TO the sisters of the Hol Cross at
NotTe Dame, md, utter which, By order
of the provincial, he VIII give two re-
treats t. the clergyofithe diocese of Cqeve-
land. He will pTeacn his first sermon at
st. Alo ysius' Church On the second Sunday
In September.