Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-01
CHANGES In FACULTY
ANNUAL APPOINTMENTS Al
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Rev. Father Buel Remains as Presi-
dent Of the Institution-The
New Staff

Several changes in the faculty of the col
legiate department of Georgetown Univer-
sity have been announced, in accordance
with the annual custom at the university.
Rev David H. Buel, s. j.. succeeds him
self as president and Rev. Charles Mack
sey, project of studies also remains. Rev.
John Fleming, formerly stationed at St
Aloysius Church In this city, comes from
Jersey City to succeed Rev. Samuel Cahill.
S. j.. as vice president of the university. A
new director for the astronomical observa-
tory has been appointed. He is Rev. John
t. Hedrick. and he succeeds Rev. John S.
Hagan, S. j., who was transferred TO Rome
some months ago to take charge of the
Vatican observatory.
The other changes are as follows: Rev.
Charles G Lyons, S. J.. late project of dis
cipline. to ST. Andrews-on-H Hudson, Pough-
keepsie, n. Y. succeeded here by Rev.. Jo-
seph Mulry. S. j.; Rev Guldner s. j.. pro-
ham University, New York; Mr.. Fenwick.
to New York city: Rev. Patrick Cormican.
8. j., professor of logic, to Boston College;
Hugh A. Gaynor-S. j., librarian of Hirst
Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass
Rev. A. ]. Donlon, s. j., professor OF phys
ics and Messrs. Emmett and Cassidy. to
Woodstock College, Md; Rev. w F. Cum
maica. West Indies; Rev. j. NJ Stadelman.
8. j., professor of political economy to
HOFFMAN Hall. New York city.
Other New Members.
In addition to those already mentioned
several other new members of the faculty
have been announced, as follows:
Rev. James Dconan, S, j., formerly presi-
dent of the university. comes from Phila-
delphia to be chaplain of Dahlgren Chapel;
Rev. A. P Brosnan. s. J., from Phila-
delphia, to be professor of Psychology and
natural theology; Rev. John O'Hara 8. j.,
from Boston College, to be lecturer In
the postgraduate department.; Rev. Hart.
S. j., from Fordham, as special instructor
in the classics; Rev. John Neary S. j..
TO be professor of logic and metaphysics;
Rev. Corona, S. j.. from ST. Louis, to be
professor of Spanish, and Messrs. George
Wall from Philadelphia, George Miley from
Fordham, John McQuade from Baltimore
and John F. Ford, Eugene Kennedy and
Leo Butler to replace departing scholastics.
Assignments of Instructors.
The following complete the new staff:
Rev. D. H. Buel, president of the univer-
sity: John ]. Fleming. vice president;
Charles Macksey. project of studies; Joseph
Mulry, project of discipline; Charles Hen
nessey, assistant project of discipline;
James Doonan, chaplain; Father Shandeile,
librarian; Father Becker. treasurer. In the
postgraduate department.: Father Hedrick,
Hedrick astronomical observatory: Father
Dewitt. metaphysics and Maryland colonial
history; Father Judge. history of philoso-
ply; Father O'Hara, ethics and political
economy; Father Quill. comparative litera-
ture. In the college: Father Conway, psy-
chology and ethics; Father Brosnan, logic;
Father Neary, Junior; Father Kelly, sopho-
more; Father Moore, freshman; Father
Hart, special classics; Mr.. Miley, physics;
Mr.. Lauterbaoh. chemistry. In the prep.
school: Mr.. Moran. first prep. Mr. Nc
Quade. second prep; Mr. Ford, third prep;
Mr.. Anglin, fourth prep; Messrs. Wall,
Kennedy, Daley and Smith, the mathemati-
cal classics.
Rev. Elder Mullan, S. r., of Baltimore,
formerly of Georgetown College, has been
ordered to England to assist in the compila-
ton of the history of the Jesuits in Amer
lea.