Evening star., 1897-05-01
U N I'VE RSITY NOTE S
Catholic University.

The Carroll Institute Dramatic Club will
produce, by permission Of Augustin DAILY.
"A Night Or at the Columbia Theater
Tuesday evening, May IL. for the benefit
of the Athletic Association fund.
The new tennis courts ere being laid off
near the dormitory, and the tennis players
are looking forward to a good seasons
sport.
DIR. Griffin is giving a course Of lectures
on Legal Chemistry and Toxicology."
The players on the base ball team have
been shifted about. Harmon, who has been
doing the backstop work, will play second
base hereafter; Fields, behind the bat;
from center to third A game with Wash
ington College. which was to have been
played Wednesday. was Cancelled.
Howard Univernity.
The Banjo. Mandolin, Guitar and Glee
Clubs are rehearsing a program for pre-
sentation May 4, at the Metropolitan A. M.
E. Church. They are to be assisted by the
Selika Quartet, Prof. Harris, E. B. John
son and Will Cook.
The Livingstone Missionary Society met
Wednesday. and addresses were made by
each of the students who will graduate
from the theological department this ses-
sion: Prof. Ewell, the dean, also delivered
short address.
The conservation services of the C. E.
Society last Saturday evening were led by
w. w. Tuckey of the union lookout COM
mittee.
At the last meeting of the Theological
Literary and Debating Society Wednes-
day the question discussed was Resolved.
That the theological graduate should go
south, rather than north" ]. S. Scarbor-
ough spoke in the affirmative and NJ N.
Sparks in the negative, after which there
was a general discussion.
Columbian University.
At the closing exercises of the Enosinian
Society last evening the following was the
program: Address of welcome President
Norton Everett; roll call and reading of
the minutes, Secretary S. H. Rogers; read
ing Of the "Bee." Miss Ross; poem, Mr..
Everett; oration Mr.. Hoover. reading
News" Mr.. Rogers; announcement of
prizes, President Everett; history of So
ciety. Mr.: Hays; Prophecies of Future
Members" Mr.. Beatty: valedictory, Mr..
Robinson; undergraduate reply, Mr. Chace.
Candidates for admission to the kappa
6eta sigma fraternity were examined
hall
The College Tennis Association met
Thursday afternoon on the call of Presi-
oent ). l. Raybold. and the work of or
eanlzing Tor the season was taken up
Last evening the senior class met to re-
ceive the report Of the committee on class
banquet, which was adopted.
The Following societies connected with
the Congress Of American Physicians and
Surgeons, which meets in this city in its
fourth triennial session Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week, win hold
morning sessions at Columbian University:
American Orthopedic Association, Ameri-
can genealogical Society, American Surgt-
cal Association, American Climatoloaical
Association, Association OF American Phy-
sicians. American Physiological Society.
Association Of American Anatomists.
American Pediatric Society
Prof e. A. De Schweinitz Of the school
OF medicine lectured this afternoon On
'X-rays and Their Application" under the
auspices Of the scientific societies of WASH
ington.
Georgetown University.
The reserve base ball team played q