Evening star., 1915-06-08
FEATURES IN PROGRAM
OF TRINITY COLLEGE
Caecilian Society Entertaining This
Afternoon With Concert at
O'Connor Hall.
Dramatic Society Presents "The
Merchant Of Venice''-Class
Day Exercises.

The Caecilian Society Of Trinity Col
1ege is entertaining parents and friends
Of the graduating class with a concert
in OConnor Hall this afternoon. Pre-
ceding tho concert a luncheon was
served to the seniors by the alumnae,
with the ten-year class leading in the
festivities.
feature of the concert is the rem
ditfon Of an original composition set
to Tennyson's "Bugle Song by Miss
Ruth Gfroerer of Chicago. which is
being sung by a sextet from tho senior
class. Miss Gfroerer 10 also to play q
violin solo Of her own improvision
Moro than 100 alumnae are assisting
in the celebration Of Trinity's fifteen
years Of academic life, and parents Of
the young collegians are attending the
commencement week exercises from
all sections Of the country.
Concert Program.
The program Of the concert TODAY
follows:
"serenata" (Moskowski), Hungarian
Dance" (Brahms). Eurydice Club; ''Yo-
Nennen' (Wassili Leps). Glee Club;
Meditation" (Massenet), first violins
Misses Zita Donahue and Marietta
Becker: second violins. Misses Cecilia
jackson and Philomene Connell; VIOLA
Miss Mss Miriam toughran: cello. Miss
ems; Vision Of the Queen" augusta
Holmes). Glee Club. assisted by, cello,
Miss Anne Clemons; violin, Miss Mari
ea. ss.a aen h harp 1bs Miss Helen Glen
Mahony. Monahan and Dougherty;
Turkish March (Beethoven), Miss Flor,
ence Leonard and Miss Katharine Pow
Eleanor Mccormick M and Miss ss' vIWien Mlsa
EeaIy.
"Merchant Of Venice" Enacted.
The production Of "The Merchant of
Venice" in the outdoor theater at
Trinity yesterday pleased large audi
ence. Miss Carolyn Kerwin of Brook
lyn. in her portrayal of Shylock. won
an ovation. In the court scene. where
Shylock gloats over the prospective
payment of his pound of flesh, Miss
Kerwin was particularly effective
Miss Loretta Lawler of Pittsburgh,
Pa. was clever Portia- AS the young
attorney melting out justice where she
failed to win mercy she won emphatic
| applause.
Miss Marie Kramer of Canton. Ohio,
proved to be dainty and lovable little
class who has admitted she is en-
gagged. Her love scenes with Lorenzo
| were very well done.
Miss Catherine McCaskey of Phila-
delphia, Miss Regina OConnell of
hony of Roxbury, Mass. and Miss Mary
d. Fallon of Worcester. Mass, deserve
special mention for their portrayals of
Gratiano. Antonio, Salanio and Lance
| lot Gobbo.
Cast of the Play.
The entire cast was:
Shylock, Carolyn Kirwin, Is; Duke
of Venice. Eileen Smith. rs: Antonio
Regina O'Connen. Is; Bassanio. Eliza
beth Fennessey, is; Salanio, Helen Ma
| hony. Is: Salarino, Mary d. Walsh
Is: Gratiano, Catherine McCaskey. is
and Lorenzo, Mary Evans. '15. friends
to Bassanjo and Antonio: Tubal, Marie
Ryan. '15; Stephano, Marie Ryan, 15
Old Gobbo, Margaret McArdle. IS
Launcelot Gobbo. Mary Fallon. is
| clerk of the court, Dorothy Callahan
So. Rena Mccarthy. Is; Jessica. Marie
Kramer. rs: councillors. Louise Keller
'1S. and Pearl Staudt. IT; attendants
Vincent Quinn. '1S; Marie O'Brien. '1s
and Eleanor Mccormick. II: reveiers
Marie Enrieht. IT: Mabel Kelly. II
Hazel McouiIlan. II: Pearl staudt, II
,, Agnes Neary. IT: Florence Gaffney. II
Claire Donohoe, IT; Helene Eggert
II: Dorothy Callahan. IT; Emily Ma
| her, II; Eleanor Mccormick. II, and
Marie Shea, IT.
The accompanist was Miss Marguerite
Maloney, NJ. and the chairman Of the
stage committee. Miss Frances Nc
Manus. '1s.
Dramatic Society Officers.
The officers of the dramatic society
are: President, Loretto Lawler, rs;
vico presidapt Re0ipa