Evening star., 1898-12-17
U NJ SITY NOTES
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| The Glee Association entertainment.
| which was to nave been held before Christ
| mas, has been postponed until early next
| year, probably until February
Next Tuesday, December 20 the Dra-
| matte Association of the college will pre-
| sent thu play of Richelieu in CASTOR Hall.
| The cast is as follows: Louis XIII, E. j.
| Smith, CASTOR, l.. J. Cullen; Baradas, T.
| ). King; Cardinal Richeleu j. A. O'Shea;
! CheVai'er de Mauprat. c. V. Moran; Sieur
| de Ber1ghen, j. Wolfe; Joseph, j. c. Co
warden; Wagnet, c. M Barry; Francois,
| P. Brown; first courtier John Schultz;
! captain OF the archers, }. Cuibertson; Cler-
mont n. j. smith; secretaries of state,
john Iinmes, Il. Hoffman, I. Koerner
| governor of the BastlIe, Z. E,dmonston:
! gaoler, Louis Lauve; Roland de Mortemar
| W. Waggaman; Sieur de Lorme, j. s.
| Brady
! This is the first play giysn at the uni
| versity for about thirty years, the last one
Richard III, being produced about 1864
Monday after Christmas, at :}:15 m, the
| Georgetown eleven, made up of the play
ers VINO defeated Columbian University
| Thanksgiving day, will meet a team COM
| posed OF the best all around players in
! Washington and from other colleges
Among the material that is available for
the team IN opposition to Georgetown are
| Dudley of Yale, DeSilver of PENNSYLVANIA
| Bonne of Harvard. Curtiss of Swarthmore
smith of Williams, Gass of Lehigh, Roberts
OIL the University of Michigan. and many
| Well-knoWn Washington man, as Parsons
| Watson, McGowan, Weaver McCorville.
| Hecock and Walsh, and others from the
Columbia Athletic Club and Columbian
| University. Inc Georgetown team is in the
best OF condition, and it is expected the
| game will be the event of the season
| Mr. Dudley, who Is mana ging the track
athletics for the university is looking for
some good work on the part of his men at
| the spring meet.
At the medical department, DR.. Baker
| VIII mold a midwinter examination in
| anatomy for classes of the first and second
years, Tuesday, December 20, from to
| 10 pm.
! DR.. Markham of the Medical School gave
| additional clinics for the fourth year last
| Iuesday at Garfield Hospital. He will also
| mset the 1ourth-year class at Garfield Hos
| pital Tuesday, December 20
| Owing to a slight indisposition of Profess
| sor X RoSs Perry, sr., professor in plead
ing at the law school, his lecture was
given by Attorney E. Richard Shipp, who
| is connected with the Law School as quiz
| master
The University Club gave reception to
| their friends in the city, Thursday even
| ing, in McMahon Hall
There are a great many distinguished
visitors and guests at the university at
Ireland of st. Paul, trustee of the uni
Versity; the Right Rev. Bishop O'Gorman
OF Sioux Fails, $. D., an emeritus professor
OF church history at the university; Hor-
| ace fiuhkett OF Dublin, ireland, and
member of the prvy council, is also a vis-
itor Among other visitors are the Right
ReV. ). NJ. Farley, DID, auxiliary bishop
OF New York, and the Right Rev. A. L.
Magnion, liz D. D., president of St
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore Nd
The right reverend rector of the univer-
slty Will deliver q lecture at Camden, n
j. and Will also deliver one at Boston and
at Peabody, Miss, in the near future
The Christmas recess begins Thursday
December -, and the classes will be re-
Sumed on Tuesday, January 3, 1899
The university course of lectures for win
ter and spring will commence Friday jan
uary l3, 1929 with a lecture by Right Rev.
]. Spalding, Life and Education"
These lectures will be continued every Fri
day evening until May.
Howard.
The Society of the Alpha Phi, at its reg
ular debate, discussed: Resolved That the
United States will be profted by the ac-
quisition Of the Philippines Messrs j. H.
Bluford and J. NJ. Carter spoke in the af-
| frmative, and Messrs. G. 0. Proce and Geo
De Reef in the negative
The Eureka Society last evening was ad-
dressed by 7. q. Manley of Wilmington, N
G., on the recent Wilmington Revolution"
a paper was read by Miss L. NJ Packet.
Mr.. j. II. Rolack of North Carolina gave
an address before the Blackstone Club at
the law school Saturday evening last
The executive committee of the senior
class at the law department met last
Thursday and appointed subcommittees to
transact the detail work of the class Or
ganization.
The law library of that department is
rapidly increasing owing to the efforts of
Prof. Richards, whose efforts in that direc-
tion are much appreciated.
Columbian.
A movement is on foot to gather together
the musical talent Of the university in order
to aid the Glee Association and meeting
was held Thursday evening, conducted by
r. S. Hume at which plans were discussed
This evening the Hamiltonian Debating
Society will discuss Resolved That suf-
frage should be taken from the negro in the
southern states" affirmative, Messrs, Han
dy and Mattingly; negative, MeSSrS. Allen
and Hearn. The subject arranged for jan
uary Z, 1899, is Resolved That the govern
n ment should retire all legal tender notes"
and Moulton, affirmative, and Messrs. Cor
don and Smith, Mega We
The second debate of the Columbian Uni
yersty, Law School Debating Society will
be held this evening in University Hail. at
O'Clock. The subject is Resolved, That
an Anslo-American alliance would be ad-
vantaseous to lie United States Messrs.
will speak for the affirmative, and Messrs
G. w. Bingham, Adam McMuIlen and A j.
Dodge will oppose them. The judges Sc
iected are Thomas E. Clark, Geo. Turner
and Samuel II. Walker.
The Law School Debating Societys Off
GERS are follows: President, c. O.
Guynes; vice president. d. X. jackson;
secretary, Thos. s. Merrill; treasurer, Jas
M: Hittle. The executive committee of
which Jas. w. Crooks, is chairman, is COM
posed of Messrs. Bingham, Stamper, Hal
lam, Harris, Stuart and Gaddess.
A business meeting Of the class of '99 was
held yesterday afternoon at 2:15.
The Glee Association met last Wednesday
at 4;3O for the purpose of perfecting an or
sanlZation and making arrangements for
concerts to be given this season.
The Columbian Law School and School of
comparative Jurisprudence ana Diplomacy
Debating Society; on Friday, December 80
VIII discuss Resolved, That the municipal
lty should own and operate the street rail-
ways; affirmative. Geo. Johannes R. O.
Chase and r. C. Clark; negative, w. f.
Kirk, G. r. DBncanson and L. K. Glove.
The question for January 6, 1899, is Re
solved, That the civil service system should
be abolished" Messrs. E. E. Denniston M.
r. Dryden and w. NJ. HalIam will speak
for the affirmative. and Messrs K. ].
Daniel, F. c. Dodge, and G. J. Harris for
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