The Washington herald., 1909-06-26

death Of Rev. Timothy A. Buckley was
received from South Beach, Fla. Several
friends Of the young priest had received |
letters from him. and the evening papers /
Of the same day told OF his death BY
drowning.
Father Buckley. in company with (
Father Aioyslus. Of St Louis College. |
and Father Ray. OF Tampa, were bath
ing in the surf at South Beach when he
ventured TOO far out. and. in spite Of as
sistance given by Father Ray vas
drowned Father Buckley. who was an
alumnus Of the Apostolic Mission House. |
Catholic University. was a native OF Ire
land. and made his earlier studies as
a seminarian al the Bragnole-Fale. !
Well-known missionary college at Naples. |
Italy.
He received deacons orders in October. !
1907, al the Catholic University, and was
ordained priest al Christmas or the same
year, concluding his studies IN June. 1903. /
at the Apostolic Mission House He
was a near relative OF Bishop O'Sullivan. |
who for many years was pastor of St. |
Peters Church. in this city. and It was
al that church. one year and half ago. |
that the young priest celebrated his hrst /
occasion being preached by Rev A p /
Doyle, c. S. P, rector Of the Apostolic /
Mission House
During tke short period Of his life as
a priest, Father Buckley has been en- |
gagged IN missionary work in the South. I
and was associated with Rev. P. J. Bres-
nahan. OF the Florida apostolate Of the /
Missionary Union He had recently been
appointed assistant rector OF the Cathe-
dral Of ST. Augustine. Florida. He pos
sessed fnA tenor voice, and was a man
or attractive personality and unusual in
telligence. His death is regarded as A
loss that the church can III anord 10
sustain.
President Taft. his eminence Cardinal
Gibbons. Vice President Sherman. and
Speaker Cannon have accepted invita-
tons TO be the guests OF the CHI Haven
Catholic summer School during the week
OF July 4. when they viii assist al the
tercentenary celebration Of the discovery
OF Lake Champlain. The exercises at the
school VIII begin July 1. when a pontlh-
cal high mass viii be celebrated on the
shore OF the lake by Bishop Thomas r.
Hicky. OF Rochester. y. Y. Cardinal
Gibbons viii preach the sermon. July Z
President Taft viii be the guest of honor
al a reception 10 be given by The faculty
Of the Catholic Summer School. and a re-
ception has also been arranged IN honor
OF Vice President Sherman.
The general chapter for the election OF
new superior Of the Paullst Order viii
take place next Tuesday at the Church OF
81. Paul the Apostle. New York City
Very Rev George NJ. Searle. c. s p.
the present superior, has completed the
term Of five years. and while his admin
istration has proven one OF prosperity
and advancement for the order and the
various missionary enterprises In which
they are engaged, II is understood he is /
anxious 20 retire. and Is not a candidate 1
for reelection. Members OF the order
from San Francisco, Chicago. and other
parts OF the United States viii assemble
in New York 20 take part in the election
and the deliberations OF the chapter next
Tuesday.
retreat will be given next week az
Trinity College for the members OF the
Catholic Teachers Institute The open
ing service Will take place Monday az
o'clock, and a business meeting VIII be
held earlier In the day for the election OF
a president OF the institute Miss r T.
Throckmorton has held the ofice FOR the
last two years. The retreat viii be con
Quoted by Rev Charles ". Lyons. s. J..
rector OF St Aloysius' Church. There
viii be several services each DAY. and the
retreat Will close Friday morning with
mass and general communion. A number
OF the teachers will remain az the college /
throughout the week At the close OF the
retreat a breakfast and social hour viii
be given 20 the clergy and those making
the retreat by the Sisters Of the convert. /
Arrangements have been made for a
baseball game 20 be played by teams
from the knights Of Columbus and the
Elks for the benefit Of ST. Yincent's Or
phan Asylum. 1t will take place at
American League Park July 10
Rev. 4. P Doyle. rector OF the Apos-
tolic Mission House, will leave this week
for the Pacific Coast. He will spend the
summer giving series OF missions in the
far Northwest
Rev. Father Yingling. pastor OF the
Shrine OF Our Lady OF Victory, announces
the completion OF arrangements for the
all-day picnic and tournament 10 be held
next Wednesday. The committee in
charge OF the affair are as follows: Sup
per table. Mrs. Harrington. assisted by
Mesdames Sherier. BaTtholoma. Southern. /
Vaughn. Crunibosn. Woody, Nalon. SeideI.
Ready. and Offutt; lemonade table. Mrs.
McKenny, assisted By Mesdames Ketner.
Reddrng. Elliott. and Ellis; ice cream
table Mrs. Hayes. assisted by Mesdames
Bielaski. Reimer. and Vaughn. jr.: paddle /
stand Mrs. Du Pre- Miss Maggie Shugrue, I
Mrs Dennis Ready. Mrs. Brogan. Mrs.
John Green. Miss Julia Peter. Mr. Maurice
FOnley, Mr. Turvy, and John Green.
There VIII be a baseball game az >
o'clock IN the afternoon. amateur riding
at O'CLOCK. professional riding az a
o'clock, and dancing both afternoon and
evening. Some handsome prizes have
beer contributed. among them SO in gold.
Dinner and supper will be served on the
grounds by the women OF the parish.
Closing exercises Of the Sunday school
OF ST. Joseph's Church viii take place
tomorrow after the o'clock mass. They
will be conducted by Rev. Ignatius
Feely. and prizes Will be distributed 10
the successful pupils. The last mass to-
morrow at St Josephs Will be az 1880
and viii be celebrated by Rev John A
Curran. Of ST. Francis Church. Stanton.
Va
The League Of the Good Shepherd. OF
St Theresa's parish, Anacostia, will meet
tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock az the
church. The questions placed in the
question box since the last meeting VIII
be answered tomorrow evening by
Father Egan, who will conduct the devo-
tons.