The Washington times., 1923-03-11
.MECAREME CONCERT
in GU. HALL TONIGHT
Mask and BaubIe Club to Pre-
sent Merchant of Venice"
at School March ~.
NEW QUARTET TO SING
O'Leary, Baritone; Walsh, Pi-
anist, and Morrissey, Gel
list, Are Soloists.

The Mi-Careme concert of the
Georgetown Glee Club .tonight and
the presentation of 1.-THE Merchant
of Venice" by the Mask and Bauble
Club on the evening of March "a
feature the program at Georgetown
University Talent Tor potn events
is confined strictly to the college.
Under the direction of Edward r.
Donovan, instructor of music at
Georgetown the Glee Clubs annual
concert, at 8.15 o'clock in Castor
Hall, promises to be one of the best
efforts of the collegians in recent
years.
A new quartet which makes its
initial appearance on the Hilltop will
sing the pick Of college songs. while
George O'Connor, who is as popular
as ever in GEORGETOWN circles, is an
additional feature of the program.
The affair is the mid-Lent social
event at the university and while the
talent is drawn only from the col
lege students, the concerts are at
tended by the students OF all de-
partments.
Aside from the glee club chorus,
soloists will be Louis O'Leary, bari.
tone; John ". Walsh, pianist and
Thomas A. Morrissey, cellist. Mr.
Walsh will be the accompanist for
all numbers. The final rehearsal
held yesterday gives promise of an
entertainment of unusual merit.
Members of the Glee Club are
James J. Kirwin, "a; Sylvester M
O'Gorman, 20; d. J. Perry, '25: John
e. Joyce, rs; John A. Goodwin. "a
James j. O'Brien, rs; HI. r. Higgins
'25; John N. Doran, rs; Barron Fred
erick, "a; James E. McLarney, '25
T. Norman Mulfield, '25; John G.
Kirwin, rs; r. FL. Castellini, '26
Edward r. Ducey, "a; Edward M
Charles L. Crowley, 20; Leo B
Harvey, 20; Chaltes e. Clifford, "a
Edward L. Schofield, '26; William J
Kent, '26 and John J. Powers, rs.
Al private dress rehearsal of 1.-THE
Merchant Of Venice" will be given
Friday evening March 90 in CASTOR
Hall where the regular public per.
Torrance will be given on the "a
The Mask and Bauble Club, organ.
lied two years ago for the presen.
tation Of Shakespearan plays has
been a distinct success from the be-
ginning.
The settings and scenes will be
presented quite simply in the Eliza.
beth style, without ostentation and
overlooking the stage. Particular
attention will be paid to the lighting
of the stage and to its artistic
arrangement.
Announcement was made by the
Rev. William T. Talon, S. J. dean
Of the college, in charge Of the week.
ly public lecture service, that there
will. be no lecture tomorrow after.
noon as usual Next weeks lecture
will be by the Rev. J. A. S. Brosnan,
S. J. on Moths and their Larvae"
with illustrations.
The four remaining Monday lee.
lures are: March 26, "Some Pheno.
mena Of Spiritism," by Rev. Philip
H. Burkett. s. J.; April Is, Isabella
of Castillo" by Rev. Thomas I. Gas.
son. S. J.; April %, Jeanne Dare:
The Process of Her Condemnation
and Rehabilitation" by DIR. James
Brown Scott: April 80. 1.-THE Scenic
Glory Of Switzerland" by Rev.
Francis Regis Donovan, S. J.
President John B. Creeden, s. J. of
Georgetown University attended the
special meeting Of the Georgetown
Alumni Club in New York City yes.
terday, held under auspices of the
Endowment Association.