Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-25
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL.
Laymen and Churchmen on Daily
Program.
Special Correspondence of The Star
OCEAN CITY Md, July "a, 1905.


Special Correspondence of The Star.
OCEAN CITY, Md, July "a. 1905.
The Maryland Catholic Summer School.
now in progress at Ocean City, Nd, en-
tered upon the second week of its ixth an
nual session most ausplciousiy Sunday even
ing. July %, with a discourse by Rev.
Charles Warren Currier upon Educational
Work Among the Indians" The session
was attended by several hundred persons,
and augured well for the future of the
school. The arrangements for the meet
ing were in charge of Rev. William ]. Tenn
pie, d. D., rector of the Cathedral at Will
mington, Delaware.
Father Curriers' very interesting lecture
was followed by number Of musical Sc
lection and recitations, in which Doctor
Temple, Don Jose NJ. Cuenco of LuZon. p.
L., and Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Gilbert
Smith of Baltimore, Mrs. E. " Temple and
Miss Blanche Temple of New York. Miss
Lulu Kruge of Ocean City, Md; Mrs. NJ.
NJ Lynch of Winchester, Va. Miss Loretto
Miles of Baltimore and Miss Loretto Walt
hors- of Stanton, Va, participated.
The first few lectures of the series were
given in the Casino of the Atlantic Hotel,
but Thursday afternoon they were
transferred to the Plimhimmon Casino,
| where they Will continue to the close of
the session. The lectures are held twice
daily, at 10 m. and pm.
The morning lectures of the first week
were delivered by Prof. Maurice Francis
Egan of the Catholic University, Washing
ton, d. c., and the afternoon lectures were
by Prof. J. c. Monaghan of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor.
The morning lectures of the present week
will be delivered by John II. Haaron, LII.
D., assistant commissioner of education for
New York city. DR.. Haaron will give a
during the week for the benefit of parents
and teachers who are interested in the in
tellectual development of the child. The
evening lectures today and tomorrow will
be delivered by Rev William j. Temple.
D. D., upon THE Renaissance" Wednes-
| day, July &c. Impressions of Ireland in
day, July q. Tuberculosis: What 1t Is;
How 1t Is to Be Avoided or Cured" also
by DR.. O'Donovan. Friday, July %, 1.-The
Sisters of Charity in War; by DR. Mare
F. Fallettee, president of the Brooklyn His
torcal Society. who will also deliver a spe-
| cial course in the mornings. dealing with
the Catholic colonization of Maryland.
The lectures next week will be delivered,
s. T. L., of Pikesville, Md. and j. Vincent
Crowne, LII. D., of the College OF the City
of New York, and the morning lectures by
Rev. William Korby, PHI d., of the Cath
| Ole University of America.
| Among the visitors of the past week from
Washington were: Mrs Maurice Frances
Egan, Rev; t. Gibbon Smyth, S. Duncan
| Bradley, Thomas Bradley, Beatrice C.
| Oberly. Florence NJ. Give, L. P. Stewart,
| H. f. Huntberry. Don Jose NJ Cuneco,
| the Misses Connolly, Mrs. L. o. DeLash-
! mutt, the Misses DeLashmutt, Mrs Han
| sen Hodges, DIR. Edward MacInan. l. s.
| N; L. B. Taylor. Harry Kraak, L. M Sta
| bier, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Langtry Estrella
A. Cooler, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Engel, Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Steuart. Mr.. and Mrs. c..
| F. Hayden. Misses b. e. Bush. M. r. Steu-
art, l.. r. Long and Nellie Lee; Mr.. and
| Mrs L. A. Waters, r. e. Hamerdinger.
w. R. Harr, George r. Baldwin, Miss
| Reita S. Landrum, Misses Catherine
Drayton, Blanche p. Wa!she, N. Conway
| Cole, Blanche Temple, Mrs r. E. L. Flet-
| cher, DR.. and Mrs. S. v. Hammond s. Vic
| tor Hammond, Edward III. Hammond, Miss
| Virginia Hammond, DR.. Reginald r. Wal
| kerr Miss Adeena Hammond, Charles e.
| Tracewell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Manson, jr.,
| Alleck McCalmont Edward S. McCalmont.
l.. Bassett, G. G. C. Smms, Miss Anna c.
| Simms. ]. Clarke Simms, Mrs. NJ. Stern,
Miss Helene Storm. II. F. Kennedy. John c.
| Witel Mrs. C. L. Riddle. Mrs. John F.
| Gibson. DIR. Frank E. Gibson, Mrs. Harry
| c. Mclean. Miss Marguerite F. Williams,
| Miss Lucy A. HOLSTER. Mrs. John B. Sic
man. Miss Emily Sleman. Paul e. Sleman,
Mrs. Frank Simpson, Miss Flora A Simp-
son, Miss Ivih NJ. Bennett. II. L. Richards.