Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-09
GEORGETOWN DEDICATED YEsrERDA,
cad at the conclusion of the regular pro-

read at the conclusion OF the regular pro
| gram:
Holy father pleased with report of YOU
celebration Heartily blesses college ant
| sodality. BRANDT"
Among those who occupied seats on the
| stage was Representative Bourke Cochran
| of New York, who was asked to make a
| few remarks. Mr.. Cochran said when he
| accepted the invitation from the sodality
| he thought it was to a feast. He was not
| disappointed, he said, because If 1t was not
feast for the temporal it was for the spir-
itual man. He referred to the doctrines
preached by Christ on the shores of the sea
| OF Galiiee, saying that our democratic doc
| trines in great measure originated in
| them. Good Catholics, he asserted, cannot
| help being good citizens.
The cardinal complfmented the members
| of the sodality in a brief speech at the con-
clusion of Mr.. Cockran's remarks. The fac
ulty of the college also shared the cardi-
nails good will.
Following were the sodality committees
in charge of the exercises:
Press-John A. Foote, Hall Stoner I.usk
and Francis Martin Foy
Ushers at the mass-John A. Foote Pat
rick V. Bowling, John Monahan, Ignatius
icaza. Francis M Foy Hall s: Lusk, AL
bert O'Neill and Don Carlos Ellis
Ushers for the reunion-Wiliam FL. Ora
ham, Robert ]. Pendergast, James p Burns
Frederick l.. Carlin. John Parrott jr, Jas.
e. Morgan, Francis E. keenan, and George
H. Cogan.
Glass of 1904.
The members of the class of 1904 are as
follows
Joseph Zachary Miller. third, president;
Henry " Carln, vice president; Franklin
A. Camalier, secretary and treasurer; Law
renee M Hanretty, beadle: Lawrence c. At,
kinson. Louisiana; John V. Berry, Louis
lana; Louis T. Cassidy. Connecticut; George
R. Colliere. District of Columbia :, jeremiah
E. Connolly, District of Columbia; John w
Connolly. Massachusetts; Stephen w. Des-
mond. Massachusetts,; John F. Dougherty
North Dakota: Don Carlos Ellis, District of
Columbia; John W. Fairfax jr., Louisiana;
Clarence E. Fitzpatrick, Massachusetts;
Francis M. Foy, Pennsylvania; Alfred
Grima. Louisiana: Michael ]. Keleher,
Massa chusetts: Hall -Stoner- Lusk, District
or Columbia; William F. Lynch, Massachil-
sets; Charles c. Miller, District of Column
9ia; Cornelius a. Mgrphy, Massachusetts:
O'Neill, New York; Francis Palms. Miefi
gan; Joseph Gray Quinn, Arkansas: Seth
Shepard, jr., District of Columbia: Francis
+: sullivan. District of Columbia; John j.
", w aaden, south Dakota and Edward ].
Wade, Pennsylvania.
Candidates for Membership.
The following candidates for membership
Az the local society We're recently admitted:
For animation from other colleges: Joseph |
Cuenco, Santa Clara Dennis Dowd Holy |
Cross College; Charles v. Mullen. Sacred
Heart, Denver: John Az Richmond. Saint |
Xavier Cincinnati; James j. Brennan. Bos-
ton College; Leo Hicks, Santa Clara; Eu-
gene ouimet. st. Mary's. Montreal
For admission: Lawrence v. Canario, |
Charles C. Mccarthy, J. Frank Hayes Jo-
seph II. LAWYER, Henry T. vlymen, William
J: Viymen. Edward Canton, John Corcoran.
Martin F. Douglass John W. Eckenrode
lison K. Lusk, Joseph L. McLauehIin.
Coward c. Macdonald, Joseph e. Parrott, |
ellsworth Reilly. Howard Smith. Hughes
Spaioing. Charles Ward Clifton Woods
The memorial tablet donated by the class |
u 1874 was unveiled with appropriate cere- |
MONIES at 0 pm. in the vestibule of Dahl
,ren Chapel. Following this part of the
program the benediction of the blessed
acrament was held.