Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
DEATH OF VICE RECTOR OF LOYOLA
COLLEGE,
Funeral Services to He Held Monday
Other Matters of General
Interest.

Kew JOnn HoHchal- -. j.. vice rector or
'Loyola College of Baltimore, Md, died
yesterday at the Georgetown University
Hospital. The dead priest came to George
town Hospital short time ago for treat
ment. and finally succumbed to his mall
ady. He was a native of Washington and
educated at Gonzaga College, completing his
studies at the Jesuit novitiate After or
dination he was assigned to various
charges. being at times in Boston, New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The deceased was only thirty-five years
of age, and his parents still reside in
Washington. His brother, Martin Hollo-
han. S. j., is instructor of rhetoric at Con
Zaga College
The funeral ceremonies will be held Mon
Gay morning at 10 o'clock at St Aloysius
tnnrch the parish where his parents re-
side The office of the dead will be chant
ed at 10 o'clock. followed at lo:3o o'clocL
with low mass, a which the brother of
the deceased will offiCiate After the GER
eiiloiiles at the church the cortege will
proceed to Georgetown where interment
VIII take place in the university cemetery
Rev Father Brett, s. J., rector of Loyoia
.oiiese, Baltimore. will conduct the sery-
ICES ICES at the sraveside. Many members of
INC clergy are expected to attend the OBJ
scquieS.
Mrs. Calls Funeral,
Inc funeral of Mrs. Nancy E. Gait was
held this morning at 10 o'clock from Oak
mn cemetery the remains being shipped to
baltimore on the IL o'clock train for inter-
meht- Ihe deceased was eighty years of
age and died Thursday death being dine To
oId age and general debility. She was the
n"ther-ln-iaw of Mr.. J. T. Motter, super
lntendent of Oak Hill cemetery and her
death took place at his residence on l
street near Both. She was the mother of
MI. william NJ Gait, the well-known Wash
lhsIon iced dealer. and leaves other chill
uren. who reside in Maryland The re-
lglous services were conducted by Rev DIR
Shlck, pastor of the Reformed Church at
10th and p streets.
Jubilee Procession
Inc jubilee procession of the congregation
OF Trinity Church Is announced for tonor
row, providing the weather permits of the
pilgrimage. Details of the procession will
be announced at the services Tomorrow. The
members of the congregation will most like
ly meet al St. Aloysius Church In Wash
inston ana make the visits to the four
chufches which have been selected which
include St Aioysus, st. Matthew's ST.
Patricks and St. Ausustine's
TO Enter on His Duties.
MI j. II. Straugh. recently appointed
pastor of Mt. Tabor VI. p Church. enters
upon the duties of his charge at the serv-
Ices tomorrow, conducting both the morn
ing and evening exercises. Though tenn
porarily detailed to fill the pulpit since Jan
uary q. his permanent retention at the
cnurch gives satisfaction to the members
OF the congregation, the total of which at
the present time is close to the 100 mark.
General Notes.
The Naugautuck Cycle Club has been re-
organized for the coming season, and a
meeting was recently held, at which plans
We ma fI,
members of the old Pole Hill Cycle Club
are enrolled in the new organization
Mrs. John Green is lying quite sick at her
residence on Both street
Miss Annie Qunlan of Houston, Texas. is
the guest OF Mrs. j. II. DOYLE o. O street
Lieut.. SwindellS has considerably i'm
proved in his condition. and yesterday was
able to be out for brief time.