The Washington herald., 1913-06-30
TEACHERS COLLEGE
OPENS FOR SUMMER
Solemn High Mass at Catholic Uni.
versity Is Attended by BIS
Sisters.
MANY ORDERS REPRESENTED

With the celebration of solemn high
! mass yesterday morning at o'clock, the
third summer session Of the Teachers
College. Catholic University, was FORM
ally opened. The Very Rev. DIR. George
! A. Dougherty, vice rector, was celebrant
and presided over the opening exercises.
There were 3a5 sisters present from all
parts OF the United States and Canada.
Ceremonies attendant upon the formal
opening of the summer school were held
in Caldwell Hall. The Very Rev. DR..
/ Edward A. Pace. secretary of the uni
versity. made the address of welcome
DR.. Pace is professor of philosophy and
director Of studies at the university. The
apostolic delegate, Archbishop Bonzano,
was unable to be present.
Registration began at 3 o'clock Satur-
day morning and will continue through
today. 1t is expected that about 400 sis
tiers will enroll for the summer courses
The first term will cover six weeks
closing August S. There will be seventy
two lectures every day during the term
second term of six weeks, devoted to
laboratory courses, will conclude Sep
TENDER %. The Very Rev. Dr. Thomas
Edward Shields, dean of Teachers Col
lege. has completed arrangements for
classes, and lectures will begin this
morning at 9 o'clock.
The sisters who have already registered
for the summer work. 325 of them coma
from all sections of the country, and REP
resent many religious orders. Among the
orders represented are Sisters of Chris.
tan Education, DOminicans Charity of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, Sisters of
Charity. Of Nazareth, KY; Sisters OF
Charity of the Incarnate Word, Grey
Nuns of Canada, Benedictines, Holy
Child. Holy Cross, Holy Name. Divine
Providence. Immaculate Heart of Mary.
Loretto. Notre Dame. Notre Dame of
Namur. Humility of Mary, Jesus Mary,
Mercy. Presentation. Our Lady Of Mercy,
Providence. Crsuline Nuns. Sisters of St
Dominic, of Texas: Sisters of the
Precious Blood. and Sisters of Jesus
The student sisters will be housed in
the Catholic University buildings and in
several converts in and near Brookland
They will be given a choice Of eighty-two
courses of instruction, classes in all of
which, except two. will be held daily
There will be twelve laboratory courses,
with daily instruction Of two hours each
All the work will be of a post graduate
order. Thirty-six instructors, many o.
whom are members of the university
faculty. have been engaged for the COL
lege.
ne Objects ana FACULTY OF the reach
ers' College are: Rector, Right Rev.
Mgr. Thomas j. Shahan: vice rector.
Very Rev. DIR. George A. Dougherty:
dean, Very Rev. DR.. Thomas Edward
shields; vice dean, Very Rev. Edward A.
Pace: secretary. Rev. P. J. Mccormick;
registrar. Miss Frances Brawner; in
structors. Rev. DIR. Shields. Rev DR..
Pace. Rev. J. J. Fox. Rev. F. j. Coeln. |
Rev. n. A. Weber. Rev A. L. Gabert,
Rev. p. ]. Mccormick. Charles Italian |
Mccarthy. Aubrey E. Landry, p. ]. Len |
nox. Alfred Doolittle, Louis II. Crook. |
Xavier Tellard. F. J. Hemelt, F. V. Muir !
ply, Paul Gleis. Herbert Wright. II. B. |
ironing. J. J. Widmayer. Rev. Sigourney |
Fay. Rev. l.. l.. McVay. Rev. T. J. |
McGourty. Rev. c. A. Dubray. Rev. w |
A. Hemmick. Rev. G. W. Hoey. Rev. l. !
A. GeaTy, Rev. Daniel da Cruz, Rev. l. |
Wagner. Rev. o. F. Keane. Charles !
A. J. scuIlen. J. J. Greer. F. ]. |
Furger. Joseph Schroeder, F. Y. Burda, |
and Miss Burk.