Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-25
OCEAN CITY SCHOOL
THE SUMMER CONFERENCE FOR
CATHOLICS ON sEAsHoRE.

Preparations have been completed for the
ops ming Of the sixth annual session of the
Catholic summer school which this year
Will meet at Ocean City Md. An attrac-
tive program has been arranged. the speak
ers including a distinguished list of Catho-
lie clergymen and laymen and 1t Is the In
tcntion to conclude each days sessions with
varied social diversions. The Ladies' Chap
ter OF the summer school has the latter fea-
ture in charge. Large numbers of Wash
ington Catholics annually attend these ses-
sions, In addition to representative gather
ings from Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York.
The spacious Casino at Ocean City has
been engaged for the three weeks, begin
ming with July 16. DR.. Maurice Francis
Egan Will fnaugurate the literary work
July IL with a series of morning lectures,
his topics being follows: Monday July
Il. The Short Story; the Novel; Tuesday.
July Is. The Romance Wednesday. July
10. THE Essay" Thursday. July 20. THE
Curtain Raiser" Friday, July 2l The
Drama of the Past and the Present" DR.
Egan has read papers these topics be-
fore, and he has never failed, 1t is said
to interest his hearers.
For the evening lectures the opening
week Rev. DR.. William A. Fletcher is pro-
grained to speak. his topic being THE Wit
ness of the Gospel" DIR. Fletcher is well
was the assistant pastor at the Church of
the immaculate Conception, and his force
fu] eloquence and logic attracted a large
number of admirers. At present he holds
the responsible office of rector of st. Pat
ricks Cathedral. Baltimore Md. At the
other evening sessions of the week J. c.
Monaghan of the Department of Labor will
be the speaker. Tuesday evening, Japan
and America" Wednesday. Russia and
America" Thursday. England and Amer
ica:' Friday. Germany and America" will
be his themes.
DR.. John D. Hairren. assistant commits
sioner of labor of New York CITY, will
give special course of lectures each
morning during the second week for the
benefit of parents and teachers who are in
terested in the intellectual development Of
the child. Monday and Tuesday evenings
July "a and p. Rev. William ]. Temple
DID. rector of the cathedral of the diocese
of Wilmington, Del. will discuss The Rem
aissance." Wednesday and Thursday even
ings following DR.. Charles O'Donovan. a
member of the faculty of the Baltimore
Medical College. will give his Impressions
of Ireland in 1904. and Tuberculosis: What
1t Is: How 1t is to Be Avoided or Cured
Address by DR.. Vallette.
DR.. Marc F. Vallette. president Brooklyn
Historical Society. will address the school
Friday evening. his topic being THE Sis
tiers of Charity in War" This speaker will
also deliver special course during the
week dealing with the Catholic colonization
OF Maryland.
The third week Rev. DR.. William J. Ker-
by. member of the faculty of the Catholic
University, will deliver the morning lectures
upon "Catholicity and Socialism," 1t is
thought that the modern phase of social
ism will be ably discussed in these papers,
Fs Their Kirby being distinguished profess
sor Of sociology. Rev Michael Riordan of
Maryland will speak Monday evening" July
81. on politics and the Golden Rule" and
Tuesday night on THE Songs OF Moore
j. Vincent Crowne, LID, of the College
OF the City of New York will devote the
three remaining evenings of the course to
English literature.
Transportation Arrangements.
Equitable arrangements for transporta-
ton and housing Of those attending the
school are said to have been made and
there is stated to be every prospect of a
brilliant course.
summer school are as follows: President.
dents. Rev. c. w. Currier Rev. Louis
O'Donovan. Rev. James F. Donahue. Chas
O'Donovan. MD: treasurer. James r.
Wheeler: secretary. William ]. Gallery; J.
Austin Fink, Albert B. Hoen, James ]. Car
ROLL M D.; John I. Morris.
Advisory board-Rt. Rev. Mgr. D. ].
O'Connell. ID: Rev. c. F. Thomas. Rev.
John d. Boland, Rev. NJ Riordan, A. Leo
Knott. Charles w. Heuisler, Dominic J..
lette, Rev. John A. Morgan, ST.; Rev. ID. j.
Stafford. ID; Charles J. Bonaparte, Will
liam J. O'Brien. William E. Walsh. Edgar
H. Cans Charles B. Herman.