Evening star., 1923-10-28
c. j. ACTORS PLAN
TOPRESENT PLAYS
Chemical Society Pays Visit
to Exposition at Grand
Central Palace.

With the reorganization of the
dramatic association of Catholic Uni
versity completed, plans are now
under way for the production of sew
eral plays. The first effort of the
association will be The .Copperhead."
Under the guidance of DR.. Hardee
Chambliss, head of the department of
chemistry, a score of chemical stu
dents went recently to New York to
attend the chemical exposition held
at Grand Central Palace. Luncheon
was held at the Chemical Club. with
DIR. H. p. Ward as toastmaster.
At meeting of the \ senior law
class on Wednesday. the following
men were appointed to arrange for a
banquet TO be held early in Novem-
ber: Enrique Sanchez. Granada. Mic
aMragua' M,ss chairman; Vincent P%9rsseSS' %rseSS
W. Va; A. T. Healy. Holyoke, Mass. !;
]. krantz, Carbonate, Pa
Staff Of Cardinal.
The staff of the cardinal, the sem
Tor annual, was announced as fol-
lows: Editor-in;chief, W: G. McDon-
aid, Wichita; .hi Kan;; ,,,as associate fedd ed
cons conn; Nlsnare George E. Beatty. Beatty Brookiyn.
n. Y; John J. Bergin. Waterbury,
e Conn; Coleman Mulcahy. Deer Lodge,
Mont, Mont; Eugene 5 Busch Cincinnati, mat
away, n. Y; Robert Reuss. Pittsburgh.
Pa; Edward Harris. Devon, Conn. !:
Joseph A Ward. Midland, Md; busi-
ness manager, A. T. Healy, Holyoke,
Mass; assistant business manager
Frank Woods. Holyoke, Mass.
The bod Noon Club held it's first
social function of the year Thursday
in the form of a smoker Father
Charles A. Hart, moderator, gave a
talk on the nature and purpose of
clubs. Thomas Gormley, coach of the
varsity foot ball team; Andrew Healy,
psesident of the Abbey Club; Daniel
Neary. president of the Utopians, and
others prominent in campus life gave
short addresses. John ]. MaMahon of
Hartford gave a vocal selection, while
Ned Cain recited. Music was fur
nished by the club orchestra.
First Dance of Year.
The first university social function
of the year took place Friday night
In the gymnasium. when the cardinal
staff held its annual hop The gym
was tastefully decorated, and music
was furnished by the Carolinians. \
hundred couples were present
The university glee club has been
reorganized by it's dirertor Prof. Leo
Behrendt. The club already has sew
eral invitations to appear in public
concert, ana the OHcSfS are DuSy ar
ranging dates. Among these are in
pitations to appear at the Central
High Schol auditorium. immaculate
Seminary and several other inStitu-
tionS about Washington. Arrange
ments for dance on November IA are
being made.
4 meeting of the Utopian Club was
held Thursday night Daniel j. Neary
president, announced that club
dace would be held on Thanksgiving.
The Abbey Club held a smoker Mon
day evening in the recreation room
of Gibbons Hail. Red Ward and his
Maroon and Black Orchestra fur
nished music. Some of the addresses
were delivered by the professors pres
ent, while others were made by the
various club presidents. John j. Fitz-
gerald of Waterbury. Conn, enter
tanned with one of his eccentric
dances.
Thomas Augustine Daily of Philadel-
phia, poet and lecturer, will entertain
the professors and students of the
university Friday in the assembly
room of Mcmahon Hall.