Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1925, Page 11

359 GRADUATES GET DEGREES AT CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY TODAY (Continy ampton, Mass.; Leo Aloysius Mitch Thomy Se g el Patrick O'Rourke, €. §. B. Houston, burg, N. Y., it was announced, have|LeX;; Brother Christopher Perrotta, S R e e Cullege of the Trnsculute Con- ments, and_will receive the degree of | SOPtion: Rev. Matthew A. Pekari, O. hmchelor of laws on attmining their | M- €4 Capuchin Callege; Rev. osi g | George Cornelius Powers, &. F. M., The de of taw was | Maryknoll, X. Y; Rev. Edivard Quins, conferred on Brend Omaha, Spuller, The Frank Ps on. D. Terryville Brennan, Matthe Joseph College; Washington, D. C.; Joseph {'was conferred on Brother Edward Cogan, Providence, K. I incis | Brennam, College of the Immaculate Joseph Darmstatter. Albany, Y.:{ Conception: Rev. Louis Maltals, the Tred Joseph Diegelmann, \Washins-| Franciscan College, and Rev. Reubien ton, D. C.; Frederick Dixon Donnelly, | Kemesis, Lithuania. Superior, Wis.: John Joseph ¥ord.| . Newark, N. J.. Arthur Thomas GOT-|pyercies neonror 3’.\,}7:3 ) e man, New Haven. Conn.; John Joseph | iy Bl thar Evergisto Luts Bageoo, Greeley, Hallowell, Me. ¥-| Colieze of the Immaculate Conception: | « Raymond Augustine Blake, =Mount e . Savage, Md.; nry Bdws Cain, Me.; G MeCarthy, Mat | Washington; D. G John Wilbar Disl, tapan, ewman Francis Mc-| Bridgeport, Conn.; William Allen Kyle, 3 Conn.; Robert ston, Tex.; Paul Bernard Rafferty, 3 boklyn, N. Y nton; Pa. John Conway Ryan, James McGovern, Rochester, ensburg, N. Y., Frank Richard N. Y.; Harold Roche Moore, Brooklyn, | Schnettler, Saginaw, Mich.; Raymond N. Y.; James Lovis O'Connor, Wash- Sweeney, Mount Pleasant “ington, D. C.; Henry Louis Orme, St.|Mich., and Mieczyslaus Boleslaus v:yx‘ .\Hnnl\.d ):(1“;;‘“! J‘a'hn Py Im L. | Zychlinski, Gaylord, Mich. Chicopee, £ ©0 Francis Ryan, ¥ a re Derby, Conn.; Luke Harold Stapleton. | o miged tat thor A Waterbury, Conn.: Theodore Justin | \fiic Georges Beneteaw, Washington Toben, Duluth, Minn. and Joseph|D, (. Brother Lawrence Leo Ru‘ll:i Pomajko, Adams! Pa | Washington, D. C.; Brother Dominic, Masters of Art. C. F..X. Baltimore, ¥ Aloysius Irving Gi e - 1 The degree of master of arts was|jege of the Immaculat i snferred on the following: Brother | Martin Rawson Patrick n, | Azatho. ¥ C.. Manhattun College, | Whitinsville, Mass.; Rev. James David | New York: Felicidad Alvarez, National | Mahone Dubugue, Jowa: Rev. Sil- late Concept kamp, Colle ception Capuchin O seph Buck Rfbther Leo the Immaculate Conception mund Josep Rev_Arthur Rev Oh Vincent Md.; Brothei College of the Imm: Rev, En; John pician Jankowiski James Gre; N. Y. Rev. Dubugue, I¢ n Josep pician Semi ‘Tiffin, Ohio Carthy, Suip Alexander Scotia *hool of > of bachelor of arts to the Charles Rev Patrick William Gerald C ied from Tenth Page) | Brooklyn, N V.. Rev. | Brother John psonville, ( arle, DuBol mn.; Francis R, Raymond Mce- | ton, New Zealand; Rev. Mullen, Cleveland, Ohi n Francis Brown, | O: S. A. and Lawrence William |J2mes J Vayne, Ind. ophy awarded Quinlan, Notre Da | Conn. Rev. Camillus Schmitt, Capuchin James Paul Spencer, : Rev. Anselm “phil, atrick Blanchfield. c Wash- Joseph Francis Bober Conn.; William ocheste: 4 e ober, | Maryknoll, Framcis | Joeet Townsend | \V} o | Wis . Waterbury, Conn.: ems Carvil, St. Paul's Lawrence Y., and Rev. Westernberger, Ph. D. Degrees. rol: Brother Philip of the Tmmacu- tion: Brother Urban Berg- ze of the Immaculate Con- Bertrand Brookman, | Herbert Roy ollege; Rev. Cornelius Jo. | Sherlock, Perrvville, Mo. ley, Sulpician Seminary: Master of letters—Rev. nard Caliahan, Coliege of Rev. h Cannon, Perryville, Mo. Basil Cote. College of the t Rev. James Albgny..N. Y.; Rev. Dillon, Los Angeles, ¥rancis Xayier Dugan, io: Rev. James Joseph Ed. Perryville, Mo.; Brother gel, C. F. Baltimore, v Theodore English, O. P., culate Conception: Belleville, | s, Roches’ | iratto, | s Jo John Rock, Sam Francisco, Cor )nin, Joseph Rev. Rol eminary Sigismund Colk tev gory Keller, Ma William George K ywa: Edmund John K Rev. York ius, Lithuania; | Koonz, Sul- nary; Leo Frank Kuntz, Rev. Michael Vincent Mc ieian Seminary; Ce h Anthony Made by the FULL GRAIN PROCESS i in the thousand window bakeries” by the Loose-Wiles Biscmit Co. College: Sulpician Cel- Spitzer, Rev. John C. Thomamm, Edward Sherwood, me, Francis Salif. AL ANE ARD WAL AR AR AR ) Pagrick M- |‘Ganm, 0. M. Cap., Capuchin' College: McGovern, 0. P., |lege of the Immaculmte Conceptiom: e, |Rev. Arthur James McRae, Welling- . Joseph John tev. Thomas Col- ugustinian College; Rew. nd.; | Rev. Joseph Paul Rewinkel, Harttord, Bernard Rev. St. Clark. | The degree of doctor of philosophy vano Georze Matulich, Oakland. Calif.; Rev. Simon Francis Rakauskas, Peru, ill:; Brother Leo Martin Shea, College of the Immaculate Conception: Rev, Richard Barthelomew 0J AT 1T 13T AN 1R R A\Y THE EVENING Doctor of philosophy—Rev. Joseph Patrick- Christopher, Rpckford, Il Schosl of Sciences. The school of sciences awarded the following degrees: Bachelor of arts—John Thomas |Louis Clark, O. I, College of the Im- Coghlan, PThiladelphia. Pa.; Philip | maculate Conception; Rev. Christopher Aloysius Conmors, Weston, Mass. Marzano, (. 8. Vi, Bourbonnais, II.; Bachelor of arts preparatory to medi. | Wiliam hard Sheridan, Buffalo, cine—Stephen James Ignuce, Ansonia, |N. Y. Conn.; Paul Franels McAlenney, ir., it 6 Waterbury, Conn. Bachelor of science Catholic Sisters Coflege. —Harold Edward Coggins, Scranton,| The Catholic . Sisters. College Pa; John Joseph Fuhey, Pittafield, |awarded the following degrees: | M Matthew Lyon Hepburn, | Bachelor of arts—Of the Sisters of w ngton, D. C.. Edward Francis |St. Benedict~-Sister M. Angela, Bri: Hunt, Richmond, Va.: Timothy Erwin .; Sister M. Angela, Eflzabeth, McNamara, Bridgeport, Conn.; Robert J.; 'Sister M. Callista, Duluth, Thomas Rock, jir., . Conn. |Minn; Sister M. Dorothy, Atchison, Bachelor of science in chemical engi. | K: Sister M. Evangelista, Ridgely, neering—Clement Compton Hipkins, .; Sister M, Jerome, Atchison, Washington, D. C.. Robert Anthony | K Sister M. Leonissa, Duluth. O'Leary, Washington, D. C.. Gordon |Minn. Of the Sisters of the Blessed Richard Wood, Denver, Colo. Bach. |Sacrament— ¥ elor of sclence in architecture—George | Wells Heights, Pa. Vi Thompson Bassett, Memphls, Tenn.;|Cornwells Heights, Pa. _Of the John Lester Reynolds, Nashua, N. H.|Daughters of the Cross—Sister M Bachelor of science in civil engineer- [ Cornelia, Shreveport, La.: Sister .M. ng—Walter Jerome Costello, Wash. |Stanislaus, Shreveport, La. Of the ington, D. C.; Frank Joseph Cribbins, |Sisters of St. Dominic—Sister ~Anne Derby, Conn.; George Edward Farrell, | Frances, Nashville, Tenn.: Sister M. Washington, D. C.; Bernard Francis | Fidelis, Nashville, Tenn.; Sister Nor- Locraft, Washington, Francis D. C.: Charles Clarence Heltman,|M. Benro, Glen Riddle, Pa.: Sister ‘Washington, D. C. Joseph Francis | M. Bertram, Manitowoe, Wis.; Sister McEneany, Washington, D. C.; John |M. Columba, Peoria, Iil; A Patrick Prior, Philadelphia, Pa.;: Ken- ‘orintha, Glen Riddle, Pa.; neth ‘Theodore Williamson, Wasl nise, Manitowoc, Wis.; ister M ton, D. T, Dean, Millbrook, Joseph Webber Dolan, Warren, Ohi Henry Justus Gibson, Washington, Bachelor mechanical engineering—Thomas Tay- D. C; N. of science lor Neill, Washington, D. C. Master of arts—Robert Jerome Flan- igan, Newar Gartner, O. F. Rev. Frederick Michael C R R nelius John Keller, Cedarhurst, 2 Richard Leon Mc Tenn.; Robert Washington, Vincent _Smil Awnings Made to Order v and Repaired— Papering 7141 JOSMUA W. and pamting at Teasonable prices—XNo | during work and no delays. CORNELL WALL PAPE! PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays G.Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturing . Assets Over $10,000,000 Surplus $950,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY CAER exceptiou: inconvenience or dirt | Phone ain It . Presideat Roy R CO. 7 STAR, Grumbly, Norwalk, Conn. engineer—John Aloysius Dugan, ington, D. C. Doctor of philosophy-<Rev. Y.; Lot N.J.; 8 Mich. Of the Sisters of St. Sister M. Benedict, Peoria, 111 in y . . Ohio; Rev. Maximilian T Am.smp. d M. Cincinnati. Ohio; Ym S waer rmahahy, A GERM DESTROYER Holy Cross College; Cor- o pong s Y.i| | conditions. An_Essential Tollet Ac- g i cessory. 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