Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Students of Georgetown University in "A
Celebrated Case"
Entertainment Drew a Large Audi.
ence Last Evening Mt the Gas
ton Memorial Hall.

The students of the Dramatic Associa-
ton of Georgetown University appeared
last evening in "a Celebrated Case at
CASTOR Memorial Hall, before large au-
dience. The play was under the direction
of Prof koehler the Instructor in oratory.
A large list of patronesses was announced.
including many of the leading society peo-
pie of the city.
The leading part of the play was taken
by Charles V. Moran, whose acting was
very creditabie. James G. O'Shea filled a
dual role. and afforded one of the features
of the evening.
The drama was divided into four acts and
prologue. The cast in the prologue con-
sisted of Charles V. Moran as John Re
maud: Jas. G.. O'Shea as Francis Renaud
father of John Renaud; J. Stanley Brady
as Count d'Aubeterre, commanding the
kings own" regiment; c. Moran Barry
as Lazare, a camp follower; Charles R.
Cox as Dennis O'Rourke, an Irish sergeant
in the kings service; ]. Herbert Doyle as
Adrian Renaud, son of John Renaud; Paul
j. Brown as seneschal of the village of
Montague; Bernard j. McKenna as captain
William W. Culbertson as sergeant John
J. Quinn, jr, as Martin; Wfliah H. Byrnes,
jr., as Louis
In the play Charles V. Moran continued
in the role of John Renaud. The other
characters were: Adrian Renaud, adopted
Tally; Count de Mornay, returned from
exile, c. Moran Barry; Duke d'Aubeterre,
governor of province, j. Stanley Brady;
Dennis O'Rourke, in the service of Duke
Aubeterre. Charles r. Cox; Valentine de
Norway, son of Count de Mornay, Frank T.
Fitzgerald, jr.: Able of the College d'Hyero,
James A. O'Shea; Marquis sdAubeterre.
brother of Duke d'Aubeterre, F. Manson
Gilbert; sergeant of the guard, VIM. w.
CulbertSon, Joseph, servant to Duke d Au-
beterre, Martin ]. Condor, jr; Julius ser
want to Count de Mornay, Ward Francis
Barron.
Tabulatins Machine Factory.
The Tabulating Machine Company,
through Herman Hollerith, the general
manager, has taken out a permit for the
erection of a brick addition to premises
1884 31st street. The brick addition will
be SO by 81 feet, and a boiler house will be
built adjoining it. The improvements are
made to increase the plant for the manu-
1acture OF the tabulating machines, which
Will be used in the census of 1900. The
company has also number of foreign con-
tracts on hand, and has enough work in
sight to keep a good force of men steadily
employed for a considerable period.
Extension to Rockville.
The laying of the extension of the George
town and Tenleytown electric railroad to
Rockville has been completed, but there
nave peen no cars run on the line as yet
for the convenience Of passengers. The
delay is said to be due to the failure of
rolling stock to arrive. A special make of
car will be used, which will have more than
the ordinary motor power in order to make
the journey within a short space of time.
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