The Washington herald., 1922-10-21
kew. E. /. BUCKEY
BECOMES PASTOR
OF St. MATTHEW'S
Succeeds Monsignor Lee,
Q Who Died in Washing
ton Last August.

Rev Edward L. Buckley. Tor
%enty-one years assistant pastor
ar st. Matthews Catholic Church.
has been appointed pastor. accord
ing to word received in Washing
Ton yesterday. Father Buckley sue
ceds Monsignor Thomas S. Lee, who
aied in August. st. Matthews Is
one of the largest of the Catholic
parishes in the District.
The new pastor received his
sducation at Columbian College.
now a part of George Washington
University Before his ordination
to the Catholic priesthood at Balti-
Wore in 1901. Father Buckley was
an Episcopal minister. having
served as rector OF ST. John the
Evangelist Church in Newport, r.
T. He was also an assistant pastor
NJ Trinity Church in that city. Be
fore that he had served as min
lister at Old St PauI's Protestant
Episcopal Church. Baltimore.
= Converted to the Roman Catholic
Saith about twenty-five years ago,
Father suckey was baptized in
Rome in 1898. He attended st.
Mary's Seminary to study for the
priesthood After his ordination by
cardinal Gibbons. the new pastor
game dir,rt to St Matthews. where
he has been an assistant up to the
Dresent time
Father Buckley has been active
in many lines Of endeavor since
coming to Washington. One of
his latest achievements was the
establishment of the Margaret
Mary Home for Ladies.
E The Red Triangle Outing Clubs
hike Sunday will start from Little
Falls Station on the cabin Jonn
car line at 2:30 o'clock W. Z.
Greenley will be leader A camp
are will be built at some pic
tgresque spot along tie way.
= Mr.. and Mrs. E .. Craig. 1868
Columbia road northwest. enter
tanned the members of the Margaret
Craig-William Addison Rogers
tOuAhS i-lNN at Il ulNuHT al the
~ardman Park Hotel last evening.
The marriage viii he an event of
today.
Wanderluster's hike will start
from the Mount Pleasant car line
at 2:3O o'clock. according TO an
nouncement of DIR. skinner, leader
The sixth annual conference Of
She National Story TciIgrs League
in session at 11Of u street north
vest. will close with program at
1:30 today.
Rev. W. F. Harkey. pastor Of the
wallace Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
shurch. will have as his subject for
tomorrow mornings service. The
Church of Today"
The Christian Conflict" will he
the subject of Rev. !. Alvin Camp
bell At the evening service
Princeton Chapter OF the Y. W. G,
n vii hold food sale this after
noon from upon until 6 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. F.. l.. HutChis n. 624
quebec street northwest.
= Miss Corine EaIlou. 4I05 Third
street northwest. who was injured
seriously several days ago while
roller skating at Grant circle. has
returned to her hor1" Erom Garfield
Hospital. where She was treated for
a, broken leg Sh. Will have to re-
main in n plaster east for two
n"nths
William Fox. 4-year-ord son OF
Rev. and Mrs. II T.. Fox. fn21 New
iarrDsHir" av"r.ue northwest is II
at bis r0'- suffering from infantfle
gsr gr His ,..a. ass@ctal"~ c, II ,h'
w"I-. r"I visited him yesterday
Rev q. Ellis Williams. rastor Of
~ Petworth Methodist Episcopal
church. will occupy his former pull
pit at Crosr1an Memorial Methodist
Church. Falls Church. Va. tomorrow
at the morning service.
DIR. l.. r. Tuckcrmau. Of the Bu-
Sau Of Standards. acc npanied by
DR. II. L. Wods member Of III,
board Of education Of Lincoln. Nebr.,
visited the Park View school Wednes-
10y NV -t''''ii TT. - '''l~ lDstE NrIt- n
At the praCtih;lity OF the platoon
SIstem as used by this scho !. He
DECLARED il requires forty class rooms
- the Lincoln schools to accnnrnrno-
date the same number oC pupils on
rolled at the siNtcen-r ON Park
Park View school.
Miss Frances : Farley. pr!ncinal
81 the Park Eicv. School. reports
rh"re are NOR" than eighty mem
lSrs 1f the ni-ht school but there ars
Recommendations far more pupils
Glasses in millinery are held Mon
day and Wednesday ..rnin-s and
shorthand. tvpnwritirl . buSiucs,
English on Friday n'c
oscar W swanson. Gf Jamestown
y. Y, is visiting at tSc homo II Mr..
and Mrs. John |. EisirCcr. 80 Park
road northwest
;Erhe Fidelity Chapter. order Of the
Eastern Star. gave an oyster supper
last evening at Masonic Temple
Thirteenth street and New York ave-
nue. northwest. II was followed by
aAdanCe.
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