Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-19
DEDICATION CT COLLEGE
THE EXERCISES TO TAKE FLACE
THURSDAY NEXT.
Entertainment by Auxiliary Society
of the Institution-Mem OF
Reception Committee.

The dedication exercises of Trinity Col
lege, the new institution for the higher
education of women founded in this city
by the Sisters of Notre Dame, will take
place Thursday, beginning at 9:45 O'Clock
in the morning. Owing to the limited ac-
Communications admission will be strictly by
the cards which have accompanied the In
vitations sent out. The first event of the
day will be the blessing of the building by
Cardinal Gibbons at the hour mentioned
above. Accompanied by a party of priests
the cardinal will proceed through the cor
ridors and different rooms of the building
and around the outside. sprinkling holy
water and offering prayers. Father John
Burke of the Paulist Fathers IS master of
ceremonies for the dedication.
Upon the conclusion of the ceremony of
blessing Archbishop Martinelli. the papal
delegates. will conduct pontifical mass, as
sisted by Father oReilly of Lawrence
Mass. DR.. Rocker will act as sub-deacon
while the deacons of honor will be Father
Whitney president of Georgetown tniver-
sity, and Father Magnien of St Mary 3
Seminary. Baltimore DR., Dumont Will be
one of the two chaplans assisting. The
Right Rev Mgr. Conaty. rector of the
Catholic University, will deliver the address
of the day.
Luncheon will be served at 1890 o'clock
by the sisters for especially invited guests
From 3 to O'Clock in the afternoon the
ladies of the auxiliary board of the college
will entertain large number of guests in
vited to meet the reverend mother provln-
cial of the Sisters of Notre Dame of Ma
muir The Marine Band will be in attend
ance. Sister Julia, superior of the Sisters
of Notre Dame, is the foundress of the
work of Trinity College. Sister Lidwine is
the president of the institution, and Sister
lgnatius the dean.
Reception Committee and Auxiliary.
dan
a the ceremonies Of dedication consists OF
army: Dr. Maurice Francis Egan of the
Catholic University and Mr.. A. A. Wilson.
The ushers to assist the reception commit
tee are Mr.. Jules Beehive of the French
embassy. Prof Albert Francis Zahm, Count
RaudOin de Lichtervelde of the Belgian le-
CATION, Mr. Howard and Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
The ladies of the auxiliary board are:
Honorary president. Miss Olive r. Seward :;
honorary vice president. Miss Marie Pat
terson: president Mrs Thomas H. Carter;
vice president, Mrs. Robinson; correspond
ing secretary. Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey;
recording secretary. Miss Catherine Roach;
Miss Marie Redfern, Miss Elizabeth Sher-
man, Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Zebulon Vance,
Bland Mrs. Ramsay, Miss Mollie Elliot
EaweU Miss Emily Mason. Miss Lynch.
Miss Turner of St. Louis and Miss Sara
Carr Upton
Inc ADVISORY DoarQ OF TRINITY COlleRe IL
composed of the following members: Car
dinal Gibbons, president eX otticio; the rec
tor of the Catholic University, the vice
rector of the Catholic University, the pro-
vncial superior of the Sisters of Notre
Dame, the president of the college, the
dean of the college faculty and the presi-
dent of the auxiliary board, members ex
officio; Charles ]. Bonaparte, Baltimore;
Marian Lindsay, ST Louis; Thomas M
Vincent, Washington; Sophia Howard Ward,
New York; Ella Lorraine Dorsey, Washing
ton; Emma Forbes Cary. Boston; Joseph F.
DAILY New York; Walter George Smith,
Philadelphia; Charlotte E. Lincoln, Gin
cinnati: Albert A. Wilson. Washington, and
Olive Risley Seward, Washington, men,
bers elected for three years.
The vice regents of the board are as fol-
lows: Mrs. Ward, New York: Mrs. E. T
Carey, Boston; Miss Marian Lindsay, St
Louis: Miss McCartin, New Jersey: Mrs
Mather Smith, Chicago: Miss Lincoln, Gin
clnnati; Mrs. Joyce, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs
Bland, Kansas City; Mother Clementne,
St. Paul; Mrs. Shafer, Cleveland Mrs.
Hennessy, Butte, Mont; Mrs. Donohue,
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