Evening star., 1923-12-23
IL. OF N. GLEE CLUB
PLANS FOR TOUR
Will Give Holiday Concerts in
Towns on Eastern
S.rs
Shore.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, December
22.-University of Maryland's Glee
Club will take quite an extended trip
to the Eastern Shore during the holi-
days. Concerts will be given In seven
of the larger towns Of that section
Elkton viii be visited first, on January
2, after which the singers will be heard
at Easton. Pocomoke City. Deimar
Berlin. Salisbury and st. Mchaels,
Since its organization four years arr
director, came to Maryland. the club
has steadily grown and improved
Now 1t compares favorably, It is
claimed, with the musical organiza'
tiong OF the other universities OF the
country.
orxanisnsion: aXas a1s " tae f. FISK. so T. 4. Bao:
ciareli. w. D. Powell, E.. A. Ericsson
first tenors; r. q. Coblentz, b, l.
Goodyear, H. ]. Kelchner., p. N
G, p. McFadden. ]. r. Lakin. r 5
tenors; H. o. House. d. D. Burnside
A. E. Hook. J. I. Pyles. T. w. John.
son. r. H. Miller. f. A. Walker, n. N
Nichols NJ S. Whaley. r. G. Matson
H. j. Stewart. c. C. Stoll. Llewelyr
Jones. B. G. Nipple, L. l.. Lehman =
W, Munford, basses, and Carr van
Sicklor. accompanfst. h..
Coed Debates Proposed.
1t is planned to form coed de-
batting team at the University. Sew
eral challenges have been received
from feminine teams. among tneH
West Virginia and George "asning'
ton.
"Rollo's wild Oat," a recent Broad
way success. was successfully pro
duced by the Masque and Baubie
Club of the University "Wednesday
and Thursday nights. 1t was wei
| received by large audiences Hugr
Reading and Helen Byerly played
the leading roles. Other prominen'
parts were taken by Charles Merrick
E. r. Juska. Dorothy Young, Phyiils
Morgan and Stewart Whaley.
A committee to make arrangements
for tho junior prom. the big dance o.
the collegiate year, has been namec
by G. z. Gardner, president OF tne
class. E. F. Zalesak is chairman, ano
he will s,,a be assisted by wilson h m iSsfs d. f
Staley and w. II. Lewis.
DR.. H. J. Patterson. director OF TN
experimental station: DR.. +. N. AuchteI
Prof E. n. Cory and s. b. shaw ao
dressed meeting OF the fruit grower
in Washington county during the week
Prof. J. A. Gamble Of the animal nus.
kbandry department OF the college o.
agriculture OF the university, who l!
secretary Of the southern division
American Dairy and Science Assocla
sions Of the organization. which vii
be held In Birmingham, Ala, January
10, IL and 12l
A program is being arranged for the
annual conference of the extension
service workers Of the state. which vii
be held at the university January IA
l5 and 16. ALI Of the county agents are
expected to attend.
John Ennis Of Pocomoke City. Md
has been elected assistant manager OF
the varsity foot ball team for next fall
That means he will pilot the clever
in 1925. Emile Zalesak Of Washing
ton. assistant this year. will be man
ager in 1924.
Ed Pugh of Chevy Chase. Nd. has
been chosen captain of the varsity
eleven for next season. He has played
half back for three years, coming to
Maryland from Tech High School OF
most consistent players on the team.
Two short courses in dafrying Will be
offered at the university during Janu-
airy. Prof. Gamble. head of the depart
msnt has announeed s.Ised One ,,sf,gn course IN
to become milk testers. is scheduled te
begin January and continue through
the week. Men capable Of filling posi-
tions as Official testers are in demand
and vacant positions Of this character
will be filled from students completi tint
the course. The other course, which viii
run from January II for two weeks vii
take up the subject of dairy production
This will include the composition O
dairy feeds and their selection, breeds
and breeding of dairy cattle, COW test
ing and advanced registry work ant
mechanical mixers.
There now are twenty-nine member
of the r. o. T. c. band, and only ;
few more are needed to complete a fin,
organiza ton.