Evening star., 1924-12-14
ENJOYS TO Attend
C. U. CLUB SESSION
South American Representa-
tives to Be Guests of Honor .
at Meeting.

Ambassador Herman Velarde of
Peru. DIR. Enrique Olaya, minister
from Columbia, and DIR. Pedro Man
uel Arcaya, minister from Venezuela,
viii be the guests of the Interna-
tional Relations Club of Catholic
University at a meeting Wednesday
afternoon at A o'clock. Many mem
bers of the university faculty and
students have been invited to attend
John A. Regan of Fort Mcpherson,
Ga, and Harold r. Moore of Brook
lyn, N. Y, will deliver addresses in
commenoration of the one hundredth
anniversary of the Battle Of Ayacu-
cho, which the club gathers to cele-
brate. DR.. J. de Siquiera Coutinho,
associate professor OF economies at
the university, is the founder and
moderator of the club, which has
membership at present Of over a
hundred students. It's aim is to give
its members deeper understanding
of the economic and commercial
phase Of this countrys foreign rela-
rions especially in connection with
South American countries.
Encyclopedia Reviewed.
The university received last week
from the estate Of Richard E. Queen
OF San Francisco a copy of the Vati-
can edition of the Catholic Encyclo-
pedia. This edition was limited to 26
copies, and the 10 volumes of each
set were richly bound in full yellum
and finely fooled in gold leaf. The
edition abounds in Goupil colored
plates and photographers. The title
page OF each is hand illuminated.
That of the first volume of each set
mas the autograph of Plus X as a
unique mark of his appreciation.
Their binding ranks among the most
beautiful specimens of that art and
IS probably the most expensive work
ever printed in the United States.
This work has been place in the uni
Eersity museum, where 1t Is accessi-
ble to visitors.
Tho Christmas holidays will begin
at the university Friday at noon and
continue until Wednesday, January
The Senators Club held a meeting
Monday night, at which four new
members were initiated. They are:
Leslie j. Duffy. Matthew L. Hepburn.
Charles c. HipkIns and Robert NJ.
Mullen, all Of Washington, D. c. The
club has planned dance to be held
during the Christmas vacations, jan
nary 2, at the Capitol Park Hotel
James kelliher and George Farrell
are executing the affair.
Utopian Club Admits Seven.
ikS seven pleOSeS OIL INe IlOplaN
Club, who were tapped during the
latter part of November were for
mally admitted to the club at a social
held several days ago in the gymna-
Sium Rev. Leo L McVay, moderator
OF the club. was the principal speaker.
The new members are Sylvio Couture.
Lawrence. Mass; John Baily, Hart
ford, Conn; J. Harold Howard. Wal
dorf, Md; John K. Cummings. Will
ID
land, Ohio; Harry and John Reilly.
both Of New York city. John F.
Fitzgerald, Waterbury, Conn, club
president and William Shea, South
Manchester Conn. president Of the
senior law class. gave addresses.
The second monthly concert of the
Catholic University Musical Associa-
tion drew a large number Of art
lovers to Mcmahon Hall Thursday
evening, when DR.. Leo Behrendt,
director of the association. presented
In concert the two noted artists,
Elena de Sayn, violinist. and Alice
Eversman, dramatic soprano.
Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, in
the assembly room of McMahon Hall
Mr.. Ripley, a representative of the
General Electric Company, will give
a talk, which will be under the aus
pices of the Catholic University
branch of fthe American Institute of
Electrical Engineers. entitled What
Electricity Has Done for Civilization"
His lecture will be illustrated with
Slides