South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-10
Notre Dame News

Special numbers and selections
will be the features rendered by the
Notre Dame Glee club in its second
appearance at the oliver theater
on Thursday evening Under the
direction Of Prof. John Becker. the
members Of the club have been
faithfully rehearsins every day. Z he
Glee club is planning a number Of
pleasant surprises for she patrons
who attend Thursday evening. JC-
seph Corona. the Spanish tenor;
Walter O'Keefe and Charles Nc
Cauley will furnish such entertain
ment that is sure 10 please the au-
dience Dillon J. Patterson. direct
Will participate with his urganiza-
ton AT Thursdays concert
The Personnel Of the orchestra
includes: Edward Clancy, August
Shenden. tromb bones; a. J. Cusick, |
drums; Timothy Quinlan. clarinet;
Richard r. Maloney. James NJ.
Ried, Paul Roby. Charles r. over
ton, Ray Billiard. George Billiard. |
y. j. Kupsy. viOlins; Theodore
Giese. cello; Bernard Doane. saXa I
phone; John Apt. French horn; Pc
ter McKenna. flute; James r.
Clancy, James a. Culligan, cOrnets;
Dillon j. Patterson, piano
The personnel of the \oue Dame
Glee club. which xlll participate ia
Thursdays concert includes. Ten
ors. Joseph Corona, Is; Delmar J.
EdmOndson. Is; Richard =. Devine,
90: Harold r. Delaney, Is; Charles
Mccartney. Is; Earl j. Clark, is;
George b. Fischer, p; John Am
brose. 20; Walter NJ. O'Keefe. '2O;|
Thomas j. Tobin, 20 Maurice j.
Carroll. 10: Joseph j. Rosenthal,
20; Earl +. Jennett. IS. Martin w.
hammers. 10: Edward NJ. Harring-
ton. 20; George l.. Ott '19; Arthur
j. Moore. '21. Basses. Richard J.
Dunn, is; Joseph c. McGinnis. 10;
Walter r. Rice. '19; Edward c. Don
nelly. 10: Paul J. Loosen. 10;
Humphrey L. Leslie, 10; Raymond
W. Murray, IS; John l.. Callan, 10;
Joseph w. COnnertOn. 20; John l.
Reuss. rs: Thomas Clarke Kelly.
is: NJ Edward Doran, '19; Arthur
G. Wienrich. 10; Alfred Slaggert. /
20; John d. Grupa, 20; d. c. Ro-
berts 20.
A complimentary banquet was
given in honor of a large class of
Notre Dame students who received
the second and third degree of the
knights of Columbus organization. .
The banquet was given Sunday
evening in the oliver hotel The
invocation was given by the Rev.
William Lennartz G. s. c., of the
Holy Cross seminary, while the Rev.
John O'Hara, c. S. c., dean Of the
foreign trade commerce course, was
the POSTMASTER. The principle ad-
dress of the evening was delivered
by James G. O'Brien. assistant state
attorney at Chicago. Members of
the Notre Dame Glee and of the
orchestra rendered selections. The
second and third degrees were eX-
empufied sunday afternoon at the
American hall 10y two visiting
teams
As i'm former years, the Notre
Dame students from eastern states
viii be given special accommoda-
tons on their trip home for the
Christmas holidays. Four private
cars will carry the students from
South Bend on the evening Of Dec.
10. stops will be made in Buffalo.
Rochester. Syracuse and New York
city. Preparations for the coming
L. 10 ffr4r
q. Kazus. senior lawyer. and Frank
=. Monaghan, senior in the arts and
letters department Fully 100 stu
dents are expected TO make the trip
in the private cars.
A resident of BrOwnsOn hall i'm
1883. James =. O'Neill. was recently
promoted 10 the rank of brigadier-
general. During his attendance at
Notre Dame Mr.. OXEN was an en-
thusiaStic member of the NOtre
Dame cadet corps and upon leaving
school he enlisted i'm the service of
the government. He saw active SER
vice in cuba and in the Philippines
and participated in the battle of
San Juan hill in the Spanish
American war.
Forest Fletcher, the star track
man of 19O9-13 and member of the
American track team that won the
Olympic games at Stockholm, is a
sergeant in charge of the Washing
ton and Lee university hospital
corps. now serving in France.
An athlete whose stellar perform
ances on the gridiron as we'll as on
the baseball diamond, is still re-
membered. is now serving his coun-
try in the navy. lie is Clement l.
Ulatowsi, a lawyer, who received
"A degree i'm 1911. After leaving
school Ulatowski was a member of
the Chicago Federals and later with
the Chicago Nationals.
Firmer cheer leader and now
Lieut. Joseph Gargan of the u. 5.
in France" and enclosed copy Of
the Paris edition OF the New York
Herald containing a wireless report
of Notre Danes great triumph over
the army eleven in West Point last
month.
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