Evening star., 1902-08-01
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MANY CHANGES AT GEORGETOWN
AND GoNzAGA.
Departure of Instructors That Will Be
Regretted-A Number of
Newcomers.

Changes among the members of the So
ciety of Jesus are announced on the feast of
st. Ignatius Loyola. the founder of the So
ciety. which occurred yesterday
Many were announced at Georgetown
University yesterday at the end of the
weeks retreat
Rev. Jerome Daugherty will remain at
the university as rector, entering upon his
second year.
Rev. Clement S. Lancaster will be re-
lieved as treasurer by Rev. James B.
Becker, minister of the university and pre-
feet Of health for many years. Father Ian
caster. who was a Georgetown graduate of
the early sos. will remain at the institution
Rev. ]. b Brownrigg of Boston College
Boston, Will succeed Father Becker as min
lister.
Rev. Thomas 1. Cryan. prefect of tlisci-
pline for the past three years, will go so St
Joseph's College, Philadelphia. He will be
succeeded by Rev. ]. c. Hart of ST. Fran
els \avier'S College, New York.
Rev. A. j. Elder Mullan. professor of the
junior class and teacher of Christian doc
trine, as well as moderator of the Philo-
demic Society, will leave in a few days
with Rev. Armand G. Forstall professor of
chemistry, for Woodstock College, Md.
Rev. T. ]. Cavanaugh of ST. Francis
Navier's College New York, will succeed
Father Mullan as professor of junior class,
and Rev. G. A. Fargis of Boston College
will succeed Father Forstal professor of
chemistry. Father Fargis taught at George
town several years ago. Father ]. T. Con-
well. who has been teaching special Latin
and Greek, will go to Holy Cross College,
Worcester, Mass.
Father F. w. Heaney and Father G. N.
Ealey will go to the novitiate at Frederick,
Md. to make their tertianship. Father
Raley has had charge of the building of
the new grand stand on the athletic field at
Georgetown.
Mr. J. B. Creedon. scholastic teacher of
the sophomore class. will go to Woodstock
College, and be succeeded by Father James
Kelley of Holy Cross College.
Mr.. r. A. Fleming. librarian of the
Hearst library at the university and teach
ell of the second preparatory class. will go
to st. JOseph's College, Philadelphia.
Mr. ]. g. Coveny. director of the dramatic
association. will go TO St. Francis Xavier's
College. New York.
The new scholastics to go to Georgetown,
their classes not yet having been assigned
to them. are Messrs. ]. A. Taffe, p. ]. De
Bold. Henry Leary, H. A. Gaynor, Daniel
Crowley and Michael Hogan.
At Gonzaga College.
Numerous important changes were an
nounced at Gonzaga College. Rev. Father
]. F. Y. O'Conor, vice rector Of Gonzaga
and prefect of studies, will go to ST Jo-
seph's College, Philadelphia, and be sue
ceeded by Rev. James OConnor of st. Pc
ter's College, Jersey City.
Father Martin ]. Holohan, professor OF
Junior and sophomore classes and English,
goes to St. Johns College, Fordham, n. Y.
Father Thomas A. Reid, assistant priest
at St Aloysius' Church. goes to ST. Jo-
sephs Church. Philadelphia.
The scholastics to go are Matthew L.
Fortier of Waterbury, VT, teacher of
freshman class. and Henry A. Lyons of
Brooklyn to Woodstock College. Md, to
complete their theological studies, and
Richard A Tierney, teacher of mathemat-
les and sciences, to Holy Cross College,
Worcester.
The other newcomers to Gonzaga are Rev.
Francis Mccarthy, from St. Francis Xav-
iers College, New York, to be engaged in
church duties at St. AlOysius' Church; Rev
John ]. Fleming, from Loyola College, Bal
timore, to teach the second academic class;
Mr.. Joseph A. OReilly, from St. Joseph's
College, Philadelphia, to teach the first
academic class, and Mr.. Robert j. Tracy,
from st. Johns College, Fordham, to teach
the fourth academic class.
Mr.. Christopher A. Sullivan will be sta
toned at GonZaga during the year as
sistant instructor and prefect of discipline