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Celeste Weyl, Marie O'Dea and Louise
Espey.
Pyramid Honor Society will hold
it's annual banquet April 8.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.

The new apostolic delegate to the
United States. Most Rev. Pietro Flu
, masoni- Biondi. archbishop of Dioclea,
is to be rendered a reception by the
rector, faculties and student body of
the Catholic University Thursday, at
pm. in the gymnasium. The chan
cellor of the university, Archbishop
Curley. representatives of the thir-
teen religious communities affiliated
with the university, and pastors of
Washington's Catholic churches Will
be present. Following the address OF
the rector, Bishop Shahan, the apo
stoliC delegatae will be received at
dinner in Caldwell Hall
The congregation Of the Missionary
Sons of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary has opened house of studies
on Monroe street in Brookland. Two
adjoining houses have been purchased
for this object. This religious COM
munity is of Spanish origin and has
houses Of study in San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Monterey, Tucson and San
Antonio. their mother house being
I in the latter place.
1t has been finally decided to hold
the sophomore prom April 20. This
Is the big event Of the sophomore
week end. There will be a tea dance
the following afternoon and a pre-
sentation will be made by the dra-
matte association the following even
Ing. The plans for decorations are
in the hands of Il committee.
The bod Noon Club held = special
meeting Wednesday at which further
plans for their spring dance were
discussed. \ club pennant was
chosen and the question Of the choice
of Il new pin was discussed. The
dinner dance will be held at the
Chastleton April 19, the day before
the sophomore promenade.
DR.. Frederick Pezet. historian and
statesman and ambassador from the
republic Of Peru TO the United States.
addressed the Faculty Historical Club
and its friends Monday night on
Lincoln and Peru DIR. PaZet di-
grcssed from his prepared address to
urge Catholic University students to
take an interest In diplomatic affairs
that they might become acquainted
with the phase into which American
diplomatic and foreign affairs are
emerging.
DIR. Francis J. YaneS director gen
cral of the Pan-Amertcan Union. will
address the international Relations
Club Of the university Tuesday after
noon at 4:45 o'clock on our Rcla-
tions With the Latin-American
Countries"
All things about the campus at
present point toward the Easter holi-
days. which begin at ne
the afternoon Of Tuesday March At
Glasses will be IesLul,u ............. .
morning. April :. Much interest has
been awakened among the students
by the approach of the base ball
season. About forty candidates APP
peared for practice the first day
Coach Charlie Moran reports an
abundance of good freshman mate
rial. However the varsity, sadly de-
pleted by last June's graduation. cam
not hope 10 find recruits in that
class, for the adoption Of the one
year rule last fail admits them only
10 a position on the freshman team.
Not the least of the recent acqui-
SitionS Of the university museum is
an exquisite 18th century statuette
of th' Madonna and Child. done in
delicately veined ivory. The uni
versity gallery has also been en-
riched by the acquisition of two por-
traits. One Of the portraits is an
oil painting of Bishop Keane, the