Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-29
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FATHER GLoYD's MEMORY.
Resolutions Adopted by st. Patrick
Parish-Funeral Arrangements.

Suopteu ST.
Parish-Funeral ARRANGEMENTS.
Resolutions of respect to the memory of
Father John Gloyd, The dead pastor of St.
Patrick's Church, and the last details for
the funeral services tomorrow, occupied the
attention Of members Of the parish, who
assembled last evening in Carroll Hall. a
number of prominent Catholics from other
parishes were also present
Rev. Dr. D. ]. Stafford, assistant pastor
of st. Patrcks, presided. The committee
appointed to draft suitable resolutions con-
sisted of E. o. Forney, representing the ST.
Vincent de Paul Society; D. I. Murphy
representing ST. Vincants Orphan Asylum;
A. A. Wilson, representing the parish; Rev.
Father Mcclure, representing the ST. Vim
cent de Paul Society. and N. H. Shea,
representing st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
The resolutions, as adopted, recite that
lin the designs OF an all-Wfse Providence
our friend and pastor, Rev. John Gloyd,
has been called from the scene of his earth
ly labors to enjoy the reward of the just
In his ministry as priest OF the Holy Cath
Ollie Church, he earned our deep love and
lasting affection by his watchful solicitude
for our spiritual welfare and his zeal in
the cause Of religion
Continuing, the resolutions declare that
his humility, his charity toward the poor
and suffering, his fatherly care Of the or
phans and afflicted, and his apostolic zeal
for souls were not only an inspiration to
Catholics, but source Of edification to
our non-Catholic brethren.
I'VE, his parishioners, his friends and
the representatives of the various Catholic
charities OF the city Of Washington desire
in this public manner to express our sor-
row at his departure from this life, and
to offer our tribute OF grateful remem-
brance Of his many virtues"
Father Gloyd's body will be placed In St.
Patricks Church at = o'clock this evening
and will lie in state until the funeral SER
vices are held tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock. Prayers for the dead will be said
young men of the parish will act as
guard Of honor throughout the night. The
doors of the church VIII be opened tomor-
row morning at o'clock.
The honorary pallbearers will be Father
William e. Starr, pastor Of Corpus Chris
tt Church Of Baltimore: Father Didier of
st. Joseph's Hospital, Baltimore; the Rev.
James Mackin of st. Pauls Church.
Washington; the Rev. Father Andres. st
Leo's Church, Baltimore; the Rev. Father
De Wolf. st. Bernards Church, Waverly
Baltimore, and the Rev. James OBrien, st.
Peters Church, Washington.
The following will act as body bearers:
Daniel Hannah Edward J. Hannah, James
Fitzpatrick. A. c. JOY. j. D. Mankin and
] N McGill.
The ushers during the funeral services
at the church will De Franz Kidgeway, A.
N. Simpson. James Locraft, F. w. Ro-
maine, Kenneth O'Connor Matthew Rudy
and Howard B. Hodge
Two committees, to act without and
within the church during the funeral ser
vices were appointed Hs follows: Outside
j. T. Callaghan, chairman; Col. William
Dixon, Thomas Callan, F. D. Orme, Chas
w. Handy. A. J. Kane and Matthew Cod
dard Inside. Frank AIadigan, chairman;
]. c. v. Smith. John Stewart. DR.. c. e.
O'Connor, Upton H. Ridenour, tr., John
OHagan and p ]. Nee.