Evening star., 1924-11-09
STUDENTS AT c. j.
| TO HAVE CONCERT
Elizabeth Winston and c. 7.
Tittmann to Be ASSo-
citation Program.

The musical association at Catholic
University will render its. first con-
cert of the academic year Wednesday
evening at $3.50 in the assembly room
of Mcmahon Hall. According to Leo
Behrendt. director of the glee club
and the musical association. the con-
cert will bring to the university two
artists Of wide repute, Elizabeth Win
ston. pianist. and Charles Trewbrtdge
Tittmann. basso Both Miss Winston
and Mr.. Tittmann entertained at the
university last year.
The organization of the musical as
socfation has been due in a large
measure to the untiring efforts Of Mr..
Behrendt. Its membership now ap-
proximates $50.
From that moment week ago
when c. US foot ball heroes were
carried from the gridiron with a
paean of joy. after they had fought
the strong Maryland team to a stand
still. the entire student body has been
casting about in an endeavor to de-
eide upon a fitting tribute to their
great achievement. The Student
Council at a special meeting Tuesday
evening proposed that banquet be
held in honor of the II men who par
ticipated in the battle, and that the
banquet be attended by the whole
met with general favor among the
students and at a meeting of the
combined senior classes Wednesday j
a committee was appointed to under
take arrangements for the affair at
an early date.
One-Year Rule Enforced.
The athletic council met Tuesday
evening. Affairs of Importance tC
Catholic Cniversity's athletic future
were discussed. 1t was decided that
the one-year eligibility rules would
be strictly adhered to in accordance
with the stipulations of the Southern
Conference. Thomas J. Mackavanagh
professor of electrical engineering
was chosen chairman of the athletic
council.
The Utopian Club is planning to
hold dance Thanksgiving evening
At meeting last week a committee
was appointed to take care Of the
details. W. Getto Mcdonald OF
Wichita, kans., is chairman Other
members are Henry Bayley, Troy. n
Y; Bernard Mansfield of Haydens-
willie. Mass. and Francis ]. Meehan
,Pittsfield. Mass.
The Dod Noon Club held meeting
last week. Father Hart. moderator
gave talk on the advantage of in
tercollegiate debating. Edward j
Donnelly Of Glenns Falls, n. Y, was
pledged to the bod Noon Club on
Tap day, held several weeks ago, and
plans are being made for his initia :
tion at the end of the prescribed
period of probation.
Right Rev. Mgr Edward A. Pace
ID. D., vice rector, in academies at the
university. Will go to New York this
week, and speak at the Waldorf
Astoria Tuesday evening to members
of the International Catholic Truth
Society.
Joseph English. professor Of dra-
matics. announces that the play
which he is directing. The Seven
Keys to Baldpate," is making splen-
did progress. The comedy is Sched-
uled to appear during the second
week in December.
Robert T. Rock of Bridgeport,
Conn, has been chosen by the senior
classes to be editor-in- chief of the
1925 Cardinal The entire staff will
be announced later. THE Tower
which for the past three years has
been the official organ of the student
body, will appear shortly and there
after regularly every week. The
paper is edited by the students.