The Washington times., 1913-09-29
TRINITY YeO[[EGE
|. FORMALLY OPENED
Eorty-four@Seniorsz and Five
!. for Post Graduate Course
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Trinity College, conducted by the Sis
tiers of iNotre Dame. and affiliated with
the Catholic University. was formally
opened yesterday when forty-four Sc
nlors and five, young women taking
postgraduate courses observed cap
and gown" Sunday, which is one of the
most impressive--days in the college
The chief event of the day was the
celebration of the mass in the chapel by
the Right Rev. Mgr. Thomas ]. Shahan,
rector of the Catholic University. The
Eev. DR.. William ]. Kerby, also of the
Catholc- University was-present In the
sanctuary. The. chapel and altar were
deeoTated for the. occasion.
Seated in the chapel were the 115 un-
oergraduates of the school, who took
theif places first, leaving the front seats
Tor the seniors. Just before the begin
nins OF the mass the senior class enter
ed the chapel in single file and marched
tmpressively to the place reserved for
them their academic uniforms. making
an Impressive picture. -
Breakfast After Mass
Following the mass and a brief but
earnest exhortation by Mgr. Shahan,
the class marched to the. dining room
of the college. where b, eakfast awaited
them, the room and table being deco
foeod with the senior class colors of
green and white. Class songs. many of
them written by students, followed the
close of the meal.
In his address to the young women,
Mgr. Shahan advised that they bear
constantly s@iR-=mind the ideal of the
true scholar, with knowledge many
sided as well as thorough. with a firm
grasp Of first principles just judg-
ment- well-trained power of reason
ing and cultured appreciation of all
That is good and true and beautiful
"The True Woman"
''The true woman" said he, has
clear, revereht sense of duty to her
God. herself, and her fellow-creatures;
with every womaniy4 Gift and virtue well
developed; with a strpng.: self-reliant
character. and with resourceful ability
for highest, service, whatever be her
destined sphere of life on her chosen
Held OF labor.'. . sSEE
The five graduates who have returned
TO Notre Dame this year to secure a
master degree are, Misses Blanche
Katherine Driscoll, Alice Louise Dono- |
van. Rita Mary McDevitt Dol othy
Ceceiia McQuaid. and. Helen Germaine |
Stokes. sa
The members of the senior class are |
Bogg. Margaret Boughan, Pauline Cash |
man, Genevieve Caulfield, 4 Mary Louise |
Clifford, Margaret Mary Collins, Helen |
Mason Coiiros~i Anna >Verda Culngan. |
Marguerite Anne -Duffy.- Blanche AIthea, |
F1tz- Maurice. Adele Farron- Elizabeth |
Angela Flannery, Mary Margaret Gaff- ]
ney, Margaret Mary Gallagher. Mary !
Claire Galiigan. Rose Geir. Mary Evan 4
geline Hayes. Marie Kathleen Hidden |
sperger, Mary Veronica Hodson, Jennie /
Margarita HoeY, Mary Agnes Johnson,
Alice -MayA Kelly Marx Josephine Len
non, Laura Louise Lennox, Marion
Winnifred Lynch, Catherine Veronica
Lyncn, Anna May McCanrey. Au.-d
Elizabeth NcCarron, Sarah Cecelia NC
Carthy. Maude Estelle Mcmahon, Mary 7
Elizabeth McSweeney. Josephine Ursula
Mcyay, Mary Mahoney. Isabelle Fran
ces Murphy. Mary WInifred Murray, |
Josephine acknowledgements Pauline
smith, Jviia WiHifred Sullivan. Frances
Denning Taylor, Bertha Euphemia
Tuite, Elizabeth Zoe Walsh, Marion
Florentine Welch. and Julia White.