Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-31
NOTED JESUIT TUTORS
ARE TO RETURN HERE
Assignments to Georgetown Uni.
versity and Gonzaga College
Faculties Announced,

Georgetown University and Gonzaga
College faculties have been strength
ened by the announcement today OF
the names of prominent Jesuit edu-
Gators who have been assigned to
Washington for the next scholastic
year.
Transfers in the Jesuit Order always
are made on the feast of st. Ignatius.
the founder of the order. to take effect
Immediately. Special services in OBJ
servance Of the feast will be held in
the college chapels tomorrow.
Besides the new members of the coll
lege faculties, the changes affecting
Washington remove to other places
several priests who have been very
popular here. Among those is Rev. j.
has been connected with st. Aloysius
parish for many years. His life work
has practically all been done in Wash
fngton and he has baptized. married
or administered the last sacraments
to more people in Washington than
any other priest.
Rev. E. S. Fink Coming Back
Included in the number returning to
Washington is Rev. Edward S. Fink.
who formerly was president of Gonzaga
College and pastor of st. Aloysius
parish for eight years. He comes from
18th street, New York.
Rev. William lyman has done work
in the Maryland missions and is we'll
known throughout the entire state. He
comes from ST. Thomas, in Philadel-
phia, to Gonzaga. His relatives are
among the Oldest Catholic residents Of
Washington.
Rev. George E. Kelly comes to Con-
zaga from Loyola College. in Balti-
more
Rev John O'Hara returns to Gonzaga.
where he formerly was project OF
studies, from Philadelphia He has
taught in all the Jesuit colleges.
The Georgetown faculty is strength
ened by the acquisition of Rev. Philip
VI. Finegan, who is to assume the chair
of English. He has taught for num-
Der of years in the Philippines. He
was dean of studies last year at St.
Francis Xavier College, in New York
city. and formerly coupled the chair OF
English at Holy Cross College, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Rev. ]. F. Quirk to Return.
Rev. John F. Quirk. who formerly
was rector Of Loyola College. Balti-
more, and for many years taught at
Holy Cross and Georgetown, will re-
turn to the university and take up the
senior chair of philosophy. Father
Quirk was called to Boston last year to
fill a vacancy occurring there.
Rev. Francis Barnum. for many years
in charge of the archives at George
town, will return to that post, whence
he was summoned to New York to fill
an important position.
Patrick Gallagher, S. J., formerly con-
nected with Holy Cross College, will be
added to the science department at
and Peter Masterson and
Eugene Martin Will be included in the
personnel of the preparatory school
Rev. William T. Talon will go from
Georgeown to Poughkeepsie, N. T., for
his tertianship, and Rev. Hugh McNulty
will become a member of the faculty at
ST. Francis Xaviers College in New York
city. William Graham and Francis Fem
wick go to Woodstock novtiate.
Other changes in the Gonzaga faculty
include: Coming to Gonzaga-Rev.
Henry J. Hagan, from Poughkeepie: AL
bert H. Klocke, from Boston; S. J. Cata-
lano and William A Whalen, from Wood
stock Leaving GonZaga-Rev. J. c.
Geale, to Loyola College, Baltimore
Rev. w. B. Qugley, to Boston College;
Rev ]. ]. Noonan. to the mother house
in Woodstock, Md: NJ S. Schmitt, to
Boston, and William H Mcclellan,
Aloysius B. Wrestling and John A Dixon.
to Woodstock to continue their theological
studies.