Evening star., 1898-11-05

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TOT TOT the various presidential candidates are
Wnooping things up in a manner that would
40 sreoitaeie to, politicians In real fight
a clrcuiar has been issued by Mr.. John
Dalsn, the manager of the campaign for
DI. W. =. woodward, health officer Of the
District. who was the honor man OF the
class last year.
All the campaign accessories of whistles
bells. ETC.. are being circulated and a red
not time is expected tonight, when the cleo
tions will take place.
Catholic.
Inc Marquise de MerinvIlle gave the rec
TOT eheck for 1000 to endow scholar
SIP IN the Caldwell Hall Of Divinity. which
IS to be named after her young nephew,
"aidmar Conrad, Baron Won Zedwitz-
Inc Right Rey. p. G. Garrigan, vice rec
tor, returned last evening from a short
trip east.
The Right Rev. Rector Monseigneur Co.
naty delivered a lecture at st. Charles Col
!ege, Ellicott City, Md, last Thursday
frlday he spoke 10 the students of the Wis
Baltimore.
The rector entertained the Marqu,se and
MARQUIS de MerinvilIe at dinner Sunday
ana also Tuesday. Monday the rector pre-
sented both of these distinguished visitors
70 president Mckinley. The Marquise de
Merlnvliie was formerly well known iii
washington as Miss Mary Gwenjoline
caldwell. through whose munfficence the
nrst building of the university was erected,
and which is known as the Caldwell Hall
OF DIVINITY. Her sister, Baroness Won Zed-
WIZ erected the chapel in the Divinity
Han to the memory of her parents. They
Will remain in Washington for a few days,
and will then leave for their home in Paris,
France.
Last Tuesday there were no classes on
account of the feast of All Saints Solemn
high mass was celebrated at am. and
benedicticn at pm.
w WeUneS1ay there was communion for the
faithful departed and solemn high mass at
$50 am. There were no classes during
that hour.
Saturday the solemn high mass of re-
quiem for the deceased benefactor of the
university was celebrated at 9:30 am.
The Sorosis Club, recently organized
among limited number of the young men
of the university, held an informal enter
tainment Monday night This club is a
strong social feature of the university. It's
organization. mas been inchoate since the
establishment of the university. The en-
tertaiamant of last Monday night was of
musical nature.
The University Clup had meeting last
" eek. at which officers were elected for the
coming year. Thomas McTighe was elected
president. Thomas O'Brien, one of the
most popular young men of the university,
has been elected on the governors board
Of the dormitory.
The Society of Alphi Phi met Friday
night; paper entitled What the Ameri-
can Negro Owes to Liberia was read by
Mr.. w. E. Baugh.
The Eureka Society met last night at Z
o'clock. The program for the evening was .s
follows: Essay, J. B. Allen; recitation, J.
r. Carroll; oration Hassie Miller; paper,
Miss Gertrude Smith. Following this pro-
gram was debate Resolved. that the
civil power has a right to interfere with
the religion of citizens" M. r. Powell fer
the affirmative and w. H. Lee the mega
tive.
Rev. Paulus Mort NJ. D., an alun1nus of
the Medical School, and at present sta
toned at Monrovia,i Liberia, spoke to the
students recently concerning his efforts to
establish an industrial school for native
girls collection was taken up to assist
him in the work. rss.
Prof. Richard Foster read a paper on
Evolution' before the Bethel Historical
and Literary Association at It's meeting last
Tuesday evening a.,
Prof. Ewell delivered lecture on the
Holy Land before the students of the theo-
logical and college departments Monday
evening. IA. m
Negotiations are pending for a foot ball
game with the eleven Of the 4th United
States Artillery. -
Wayland Seminaryrtp meet the team OF the
university on Thanksgiving day at 2 pm.
Prof. W H, Hart Of the Law School fac
a't9 " VIII os SPEAK ak n n the chapel tomorrow at
C-ra.
american Missionary fsAssociation;''' which
he. has Just attended, at Concord, IL. H
Or. L. b. Moore professor of Latin Itera-
r rope ana peaagGgy as viii lecture in his class
$50 pm. The admission is free
DR.. Moore's course of public lectures on
Pedagogical subjects will begin about the
lst of December. -
Columbian. y.--....
Wednesday afternoon the Columbian
University Hospital was formally opened
with appropriate exercises. The dediea-
ton services began at L o'clock, and vari-
Gus speakers followed the invocation de.
nVered by Or. Wallace Radcliffe among
them being Charles W. Needham. Mrs. w,
ii. Hoeke. president of the board of lady
managers. and Dr. B. L. Whitman. presi-
dent OF the university. The hospital will
be IN charge of Dr. G. s. White, resident
physician, and Miss Gertrude Odeu. sIper-
1ntendcnt. formerly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Hospital of New York city Provision has
also been made for the attendance of stu
operations.
There will be a foot ball game this after
noon with the University of Virginia at
Charlottesville. Va. Other games sched-
more at Washington: November 16, St.
Adams at Washington; November "A,
Georgetown at Washington.
Melville Church. Ii. M. is now conduct
days and Thursdays from to 9 pm. In
the post graduate hall.
The Hamiftenian Debating Society met
last Saturday at 6:45 in the post graduate
hall and discussed the subject: Resolved.
That the Right Of Trial by Jury Be Abol-
isked'' Affirmative, Edwards and Crist.
negative, Handy and Westcott
Prof. Lodge will give special lecture ON
parliamentary law to the members of the
parliamentary law class this evening at
O'Clock in the post graduate hall
At the regular meeting Of the Columbian
Debating Society last Saturday an amend
ment was made to the bylaws changing,
the night of meeting from Saturday to FRI
day of each week. Another amendment
was made to the effect that the publi, de-
bates should continue as heretofore on
Saturday. evenings. Therefore. hereafter
the regular meeting of the society will be
held Friday evenings Immediately after the
lecture Following are the subject and
speakers at the debate last night: Re
solved, That the Government of Great
Britain in It's Practical Operations is More
Democratic Than the Government of the
United States" Affirmative. K. J. Don
nell. ]. d. Talbot and P. Tindau; negative,
J. H. Milans. r. S. jerks and W. F. Aus
tin. The executive committee of the So
of will hn1 r,,an