Evening star., 1923-10-07
MASS today OPENS
c. C.U.Ic0LLEGE.YE
Entire Faculty, Student Body
ndsMany From Religious
Houses to Attend.

With high mass the solemn OPEN
Ting. OF Catholic University will be
celebrated; this morning In the uni-
.versity gymnasium ut 1890 o'clock.
The professors and the entire student
body win be present. togetherSwith q
number Of ecclesiastical students
from the various religious houses on
the campus. Bishop Shahan will de-
liver the inaugural sermon. ~
/ Martin Maloney Of Philadelphia
will be visitor at the university
this week. Mr.. Maloney is the found
er. of the Martin Maloney Chemical
Laboratory. which is located at the
university. and which is one OF the
finest Laboratories OF its kind In this
country. During the war the build
ment. which carried on there extern
sive and important experiments in
the field of chemical warfare.
The bod Noon Club met Wednesday
evening In the gymnasium. The busi-
ness OF organising the club and ap-
coming year was taken up. Those
who will hold Office during the COM
Ltng year are: Robert Denault, pres
[ident; James A. Breslin, vice presi-
ucUIs :" after J. COSCeIlOs SECRETARY, Y,
and Michael E. Kerrigan. treasurer.
Athletic Council.
Rev. Walter Daily. one of tho pre-
fects of discipline, has been appoint
ed faculty member Of the athletic
council by the rector, to succeed Rev.
Joseph =. Hamill, who was faculty
member last year.
Rev. Graham Reynolds has been
appointed chaplain Of the Abbey Club,
succeeding. Rev. Anselm Keefe. The
club Will elect officers Tue esday.
The Dramatic Club held prelimi-
nary trials for those seeking admis-
sion to the association Thursday eve
ming. The trials were in charge of
Joseph English, who has recently
been appointed director of dramatics
and public speaking.
The first meeting Of the senior law
class was held Wednesday morning
In the moot court room In Caldwell
hall. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Joseph A. Ward; vice president.
John j. Bergtn: secretary, Edward
Dockerty: treasurer. Maurice ]. Buck
| ley: student repre- sentative, Raymond
A. Williams.
DIR. Guilday to Give C0urse.
Rev. DR.. Peter Guilday will give
during the coming year the courses
/ in medieval Institutions formerly Of
| fered by Rev. DR.. Paschal Robinson,
o. r. M, who has been In Europe tor
several years. DR.. Robineons eye
sight has not improved. and he Is
now able to read but very little.
Miss Alma Guthrie. an enpioye OF
the afflliation office, WAS married on
Wednesday last, at the Sacred Heart
Church. becoming the bride of DR.:
Charles l. Smith. 5r., dentist OF
Washington, who is well known TO
faculty members. The ceremony took
tplace at 10 o'clock and was performe ed
| by Mgr. Gavin. DIR. Smith and his bride
will reside at the Argonne. -
The staff OF the Tower, q. publi-
cation issued by the student body
| was organized Tuesday. II is com
| posed Of the following: Wimbert X
; Sullivan. editor: associate editors
| Frank Devin. Henry Orine. Edward
! Cox, Raymond Dean and Edward
| Pryzbyla; business manager, Berthold
| vorsanger. advertising manager
tRichard Smith; circulationH manager
Luke Stapleton: Carroll Kirby, sports
| editor, and Joseph A. Ward.
4 The Tower will appear for the
| first time this year. October 16. 1t Is
the official organ Of the student body
and plays a most important role In
| the formation Of student opinion and
sentiment. which is generally known
| as morale.