Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
CATHOLIC j. PLANS
TO INSTALL RECTOR
President to Head Distin-
>guiShed Group at Inaugural
ton of Mgr. Ryan.

Headed by President Coolidge, dis
tinguished group will attend the in
auguration of Ri Rev James Hugh
Ryan, D. D., as the fifth rector Of the
Catholic University at elaborate cere-
! monies on the university campus Wed
neS6ay afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Inauguration of Mgr. Ryan will
be one of the most solemn and impress
aive functions in the history of the uni
Yersity and besides President Coolidge,
It will bring to the institutions campus
ether high officials of the Federal Gov
eminent the District government, men,
hers of the diplomatic corps, officers of
the Army Navy and Marine Corps,
representatives of the country's leading
institutions of learning.
Academic Procession on Program.
An academic procession in which the
members Of the university faculty will
march from Mcmahon Hall to the gym
nasium will precede the actual ceremo-
MES. Before reaching the gymnasium
the procession will be joined at the
Mullen Library by the guests of the
university. In the gymnasium the cere-
monies VIII be opened by Bishop Char
tr9nd of indianapolis who will make the
invocation. Cardinal OConnell of Bos-
ton will deliver the address of welcome
after which Clarence E. Martin of Mar
ttnSburg w Va will extend to Mgr.
Ryan the congratulate of the Alumni
Association. Most Rev. Michael j. Cur
ley, Archbishop of the Baltimore diocese
and chancellor of the university, will
make the formal presentation of Gre
dentials appointing Mgr. Ryan fifth
, rector of the institution. The new rector
then will deliver his inaugural address
Colleges Represented.
Following are the universities, colleges
and learned societies and their respec-
tive delegates, who will attend the cere-
monies:
American Academy of Political and
Social Science. L. S. Rowe, Phi. D.:
American Association on Religion, DR..
o. D. Foster; Amherst College, Dr. John
Franklin Jameson; Association Of
American Colleges, Robert Lincoln
Kelly: CanisiuS College, Rev. AloysiuS
r. Mack; Clark University. DR.. James
E. Ives; Columbia University, Rev. j.
Elliott Ross, G. S. P; Department of
Agriculture, DR.. Albert F. Woods; Du-
queSne University, Very Rev. NJ A. He
hir, Ii. D.; Fordham University, Rev.
Charles j. Deane, S. j.; Rev. Miles J.
O'Mailia, S. j., and Rev. John j. Wynne,
S. j.; Gallaudet College. Vice President
Charles R. Ely; Georgetown University,
Rev w. Coleman Nevis, Phi. D.; George
Washington University, President Cloyd
Heck Marvin, Phi. D., Ii. D.; Provost
William Allen Wilbur, A. M; Dean
Henry Grattans Doyle, A. M; Harvard
University, Chief Justice Walter l. Nc
Coy, DR.. J. D. M Ford; Johns Hopkins
University, Prof Karl Herzfeld; Loyola
College, Rev Henri j. Wiesel, S.. j.; Rev..
Thomas I. O'Afalley, S. j.; Manhattan
College, Brother Agathos Mount st. Jo-
seph'S College, Baltimore, Brother Os-
mund, c. F. X; Brother Isidore, G. F.
*; National Research Council, Mr.. Ar
thur Keith; National University, Chan
cellor Charles r. CaFusi. Dean Charles.
Pergler; Notre Dame University, Rev.
Charles L. .OConnell. c. S. C.; Ohio
State University, John B. Parker, Pm.
D.: ST. Benedicts College, Atchison,
Kans., Rev Louis Baska. o. S. B.; St.
Francis College, Brooklyn. N. Y,
Brother COLUMBIA, O. s. F.. st. Joseph's
College for Women. Mr. William T. Dill
Ion: st. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore,
Nd, Very Rev. John F. Fenlon; ST.
Johns College. Brother F. Martin,
Brother j. Edward: College of St
Thomas Aquinas, Brother Richard,
Brother G. Lewisi; st. Viator's Col
lege, Rev. J. w. r. Mcguire, G. S. ";
Trinity College, Miss Helen Kinnirey,
Miss Julia O'Neill; Wake Forest Col
lege. Mr. Robert H. NfcNeill: Yale Uni
versity, Rev. Francis D. McShane; Wei
lesley College, Mrs. Julian G. Dowell;