Evening star., 1926-10-03
CATHOLIC j. OPENS
WITH PROCESSION
High Mass and Discourse by
Mgr. Edward A. Pace
Mark New Term.


high mass in the crypt of the Ma
tional Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception. celebrated by Right Rev.
Mgr. George A. Dougherty. procura-
tor. The discourse was delivered by
the Right Rev. Nigh. Edward A. Pace,
vice rector. The faculty appeared in
academic costume and took the oath
of allegiance. Professors marched In
procession in Caldwell Hail. preceded
by the entire student body. The
graduate students and seniors ap-
peared in cap and gown.
Right Rev. Nigh. George A. Dough
erty sailed Thursday for a vacation
trip to Italy, Austria. Germany and
Turkey. The duties of his office kept
him at the university during the en-
tire Summer He expects to return
about November 80.
Word has Just been received from
Rev. r. Butin, s. NJ. professor Of
Semitic languages and litera atures. of
his arrival In Jerusalem. DR.. Butin
is spending his sabba tical year in the
Holy Land AS director of the Ameri-
can School of Oriental Research. DIR.
Butin visited Algiers. Naples and
Pirveus, Constantinople. Smyrna,
Rhodes, Cyprus and Beruit. Haifa
and Nazareth. Upon his arrival in
.Terusa lem, he was received by the
Latin patria rch. He has visited the
excavations of Balata. conducted by
a, committee of American. German
and Dutch scholars. Also the exCa-
vations at Megiddo. being conducted
by the University of Chicago. and
those at Beisan. under the super
vision Of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania
nV
r. professor of psychology. a nation
ally known psychologist and specialist
in mental and nervous diseases. has
opened sChoo! near the university.
which is proha bly, the first in this
country to offer the arts and crafts
20 retarded children. II is located on
Sargent road near st. Anselm's Pri-
ory.. the present home of the Bene-
dictine Fathers. 1t will he known as
st. GertrudeS School Of Arts and
Crafts. and will he under the direction
of four Renedictine sisters. Ten pu-
pills will be housed in the school at
present, and later a boys depa rtment
will he added, Every facility will he
offered retarded children to learn
trade and make themselve selfsup-
porting.
Former Students Married.
Clement r. Brown. former
knights Of Columbus student. has an
Nounced his engagement to Miss
Eliza beth Mattimore of Rrookland.
James Daily. 90. formerly post
graduate student. was recently mar
ried in ST. Anthony's Church. Brook
land. to Miss Katherine Aldrich.
George !. Rassett. '25. was married
recently to Miss Mary kuttner Of
Rrookland. at st. Anthony's Church.
d.. Simon Klosky Of the depart
ment of chemistry is receiving con
gra tulations on the birth Of Simon, jr.,
who arrived last Friday.
lack Prior. president Of the senior
class, '25. is now partner in the
Brookland Realty Co.
The Maryknol Sisters foreign mis-
SION sisters Of ST. Dominica have
leased home in st. Joseph's parish
md will pursue course of studies Al
the Catholic Sisters College.
Rosary devotions will he held in the
rational shrine of the Immaculate
Conception every evening during Oc-
ober at 7:20. consisting of short In
struction on the rosary and benedic-
tion.
Houses Newly Opened.
Four religious communities have re-
,,ently opened houses AT the Catholic
University. The Carnelite Fathers Of
the Old Observance, forming the
American Province Of the Most Pure
Heart of Mary. have opened the
Little Flower College at 712 Monroe
street northeast. with Rev. Sylvester
l.. Snee. o. Carm.. in charge. Five
students and brother will consti-
tute the personnel. The purpose of
the college is to offer the educational
ia cilities Of the university TO members
of the order.
The Missionary Servants Of the
Most Holy Trinity from the diocese Of
Mobile. Ala. have opened a college at
80 Lawrence street northeast. known
as the Holy Trinity Missionary Cen
acle. Rev. Joseph Tomerln. NJ. s. r.
T.. is in charge.
The Catholic Foreign Mission So
Ciety Of America has opened a house
Of studies at S36 Decatur street north
ga ST. near Sargent road. to he known
as the Maryknoll House of Studies.
where the students pursuing courses
at Catholic University will reside.
These fathers are from Maryknoll.
y. Y. and are engaged chiefly in pre-
pairing their members for missionary
work in China.
Cha minade College has been estab-
lished at 1915 Ninth street northeast
by the Brothers Of Mary, Rev. John
l.. OFT. S NJ. from the diocese of
Philadelphia. is the superior. The
Brothers of Mary are from the diocese
DAYTON, Ohio. and five students
will make up the community for the
present.
The Arabic language predominates
in the HOLY Land