Evening star., 1897-02-27
U NIVE ERSITY NOTES
Georgetown University.

Georgetown University.
The program of the concert to be given
by the Glee Club Monday evening is as
follows: Part 1-"Georgetown March,"
Banjo and Mandolin Club; "Jabberwack,"
Glee Club; Gold and White March," Man
dolin Club; Summer Idyl," Glee Club;
Crowd of Coons.' Banjo Club; "Ba-Ba
Black Sheep" Glee Club. Part LA
Tipica," mandolin quartet; ''Predicaments."
Mr. O'Cornor and Glee Club; blue and
| Gray March," Mandolin Club; Alice,
Where Art Thou?' Glee Club Quartet;
Green and White March," Banjo Club;
''Sons OF Georgetown" Glee. Banjo and
Mandolin Club. A large number Of tickets
have been issued and good time is an
ticipated
Debating Society will take place this even
| ing at s o'clock in the Law School build
| ing on E street. The question for debate
| is, Resolved, That Women Be Granted the
diana and P. c. Burke of Pennsylvania
are the speakers on the affirmative. and
Stephen ]. Casey Of Rhode Island and j.
| Raymond Stafford of the District of Co
| lumbia will uphold the negative. The
| judges will be Fernando c. Leighton, Robt.
| Cecil Lewis and Blackburn B. Dovener.
The committee in charge is Roy Thomas
Joseph Chez and Alfred S. Dalton.
The Mardi Gras celebration will take
place Tuesday evening. banquet will be
given in the afternoon, a musical and folly
| entertainment in the evening, followed by
| dance. 1t is strictly to be an affair OF
| the students.
| Father Richards attended the meeting
| of the Philadelphia Alumni Society We'd
| nesday and the consecra alton of Bishop
IPrendergrast.
The question for discussion by the Nor
ris Debating Society is, Resolved, That
Vivisection Should Be Abolished. +. Z;
p,,-ly mill in he
P. J. Mclaughlin in the negative There
will also be recitation by Edward NJ.
| Lamb
The base ball team, under Capt. Joe
Kelly of Baltimore, is on the field daily
during the fine weather.
Catholic University.
Rev. A. P. Doyle of the Paulist Fathers
| of New York lectured on "a Discussion of
Methods of Prevention" Thursday after
noon in the public lecture course. The
next public lecture will be Thursday.
March II, by Rev. John ]. Griffin. Ph.D.
His subject will be Epoch Makers in
Chemistry, and Is to be illustrated by
stereoptcon.
The senior class has begun work In the
course on practical conveyancing, under
| the direction of Prof. w. c. Robinson. The
examinations in pleaiirg, equity and evil
dence were concluded this week.
number of friends of the late John
Boyle O'Reilly attended the presentation
ceremonies of the OReilly memorial tablet
on Friday evening. Mr.. Dukealow made
the pre- sentation on behalf of A Shuman
of Boston. The bust of John Boyle O'Reil-
1y, which has occupied place in the di-
vinity library since it's presentation two
years ago, has been placed in the library
of Mcmahon Hall, and the memorial tab
let will be placed in close proximity.
DR.. Conaty, accompanied by Rev. Drs.
Grammar Shahan, Shanahan and Father
Carr attended the conservation of Bishop
at phi1aielnhia Wednesday,
On the same day Dr. Garrigan attended
| the conservation of Bishop Quigley at Buff
falO.
The University Club will give a public
entertainment Friday evening, March II.
on the occasion of the celebration of the
feast of st. Thomas A1uinas.
Manager ]. F. Duane of the Athletic
Association has about completed the
schedule of games for the base ball team,
which will be announced next week.
Howard Univcrsity.
At the meeting of the Livingstone Mis-
sionary Society last night a paper was
read by J. W. Jacobs on THE Source of
Missionary Enthusiasm address, ]. H.
Hughes; solo and quartet, w. R. Payne,
w. w. Barham, E. Tart, G. H. West; and
a paper by J. w. Neale.
The Theological Literary and Debating
Resolved, That the Man Who Performs
the Greatest Work on Earth Receives the
Greatest Reward in Heaven" The dis
| cussion was led by F. ]. Lee.
The program for the sacred song service
in Miner Hall tomorrow evening follows:
Song, Il viii Sing the Wondrous Story"
FULL chorus; Scripture reading; invocation:
sorg, Thy Light is Come full chorus;
song, Saved by Grace quartet: address.
Prof. G. Cummings; song, Keep STEP"
full chorus; reading, selected; song, 20
Paradise full chorus; song, Tell Me the
Old, Old Story, and Rock of Ages"
chorus.
Columbian Univcrsity.
The Enosinian Society last night dis
cussed the question Resolved, That the
church is doing its duty to Christianize the
world" The affirmative taken by
Messrs. r. Harlan, Jones, Beatty and
Rogers; negative, Messrs. Hoover, Q. Har-
Ian, Stuart and Biscoe. The News was
edited by Miss Ross for class 2 and Mr..
Beatty for class 1 and Mr.. Stuart for
class 9.
% The junior law class gave well-attended
dance in the National Rifles Armory last
evening.
In the Society for Philosophical Inquiry
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Bigelow will read
paper on the Philosophy of the Ameri-
can Constitution"
The public lecture course being given on
Mondays and Fridays is well attended. On
Monday evening Dean Charles E. Monroe
of the Corcoran Scientific School will lee
ture on MANS Control of Energy"
The Law School Debating Society tonight
will discuss Resolved, That Alaska should
will be J. P. Mccain, w. S. Smith and W.
w. H. Robinson, on the affirmative and l.
Q. Halward, c. S. Frost and F. c. Huebner
on the negative.
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