South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-15
Zocal News HAPPENINGS
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E0TRE DAME NEWS

Patrick Gallagher returned 10 Min
neapolis yesterday according TO a re-
port sent to James McCaffery of the
reglstrar's office last night Pat
states that he got a little farther south
than he anticipated but VIII now stay
in the north again. IL was believed
that he had disappeared since no word
had been received from him since
last May.
Two priests who have been inca
FACILITATED for several weeks past viii
return TO their posts this morning.
Fl. Thomas Maher the postmaster has
been cooperating in Milwaukee. WIS,
after two months illness and Will re-
turn 20 the university this morning.
FIR. Moloney will return TO his duties
in the students office.
wednesday and Friday Of this week
are the days set aside for the usual
quarterly examinations. This is the
first test of the year, the order of eX-
aminatiOns as announced by the mas
ter of studies follows: ON Wednesday
the first and third period classes VIII
eb examined at Sis and 1890. In
the afternoon the first and third peri
cd classes will be examined at lis
and 4:3O on Friday the second and
fourth morning period classes Will be
held at S:15 and 1880. The regular
second period classes IN the after
noon viii be examined at 2:15. Chris
tan doctrine classes VIII be examined
Thursday evening, Nov. Is, at Z
O'Clock.
The students choir made its second
appearance on Sunday and the rendi-
ton of the songs was much improved.
A solo by Mr.. Parrot the leader of
a. 4
was appreciated by the students. The
sermon on Temptation and Confess
sion" was delivered by Rev. John Nc
CHM.
Owing to the fact that so many
turned out for the glee club it was
impossible TO do efficient work so the
number had TO be considerably less
ened. Quartet trials were held dur
ing the past two weeks and judgment
was passed on the individual voices,
and after the trials the regulars were
selected. The members who will be
selected for concert work during the
year will be taken from the list of
regulars. The club will rehearse in
Washington hall and in the SOrin law
room five times a week The regular
membership is com posed of fifty-One
voices as follows:
First tenors-James Hayes, Charles
O'Malley, George Shanahan, Frank
Jones, James Mcmahon, Harry Bau-
jan, Frank Corona, j. z. ConbOy,
Frank Holslag and Neal Whalen.
Second tenOrs-James Foley, Hugh
O'DOnnell. Al Sclipf, William McCOurt.
J. Nurpillat, Leon Russell, Timothy
Calvin, Erich DeFries, Leo Tschudi.
Francis Mahaffy, J. NJ. Donahue. G.
! McCauley, Thomas Moore, Joseph
Gargan, Vincent Mooney, Harry Nc
COnnell.
/ First basses-F'rank Welsh, Robert
| Daley, Richard Daley, John Riley,
Thomas Hayes, Harry Scott, Logan
Lanahan, Richard Dunn. NJ. w. Mac
Donald, Louis Keifer. Leslie Wager.
Stuart Carroll, William Fox, Simon
Rudolph. d. McGlynn and Gerald
Carlton.
Second basses-M. Trudelle, r. Har-
dy Zero emMiller, Fritz SlackfOrd.
Harold Burt, l.. ID. James, L. Dubois,
George O'Laughlin and Ned Barrett.
The accompanies are Howard Par
ker and William Hanley. The first
concert will be given at the university
next week and a repetition of the
same will be given at st. Mary's acad-
envy.