Evening star., 1924-04-06
BUSY PERIOD FACED
BY C. u. GLEE CLUB
Will Appear in "The Holy City
and Also Is Scheduled for
Several Concerts.

The Catholic University Glee Club
has completed arrangements for a
series of engagements to spread over
several weeks.
The entire organization of forty
voices will appear in conjunction with
the Knights of Columbus presentation
of The Holy City" at the President
Theater this week. The same men
will journey to Baltimore next Sun
day with the cast of THE Holy City
whore they will sing at its presenta-
tion in the Auditorium. On Friday.
April II, Watson Baumert. Antwerp,
\. Y. cellist for the Glee Club. will
appear in recital before the members
of the Friday Morning Musical Club
of Washington, at the Hotel Roose-
velt. The week following the Easter
vacations the club will broadcast a
concert from WRC, the station of the
Radio Corporation of America. Mr..
Baumert also will render several
selections in solo on this occasion.
During the following week the club
will make its second annual tour of
the institutions for young ladies in
the city. It's first concert will be be-
fore the students of Holy Cross Acad-
emy at Dumbarton. An invitation
also has been received from the Fri
day Morning Musical Club to render
Il concert the same week. Leo Behr-
endt, director of the Glee Club, states
that the commandant of Walter Reed
Hospital has commended his song
Sters highly and requested them to
appear at the hospital again shortly
after Easter.
Rule on Clubs.
The Interclub Council met Thursday
in the office of the dean of discipline.
A decision reached by them, which is
of vital Importance to the several
clubs. rules that no freshman may be
admitted to any club, or at least until
after the 1st of May of the academic
year in which he first matriculated
at the school. 4 second ruling pro-
vided that no postgraduate student
who was club member should be
entitled to vote.
The competitive examinations for
the graduate scholarships established
at the university By the Knights of
Columbus will be held May 3. The
examination is open to men who have
received their degree in arts, science
or letters or who are now in their
senior year at college. The scholar
ship entities the holder TO board,
lodging and tuition at the University
during the academic year, and its
tenure is for the minimum period
required to obtain an advanced de-
gree: that is, one year for the master
of arts, two years for the master of
philosophy and three years for the
doctor of philosophy.
Electrical Engineers Meet.
The university branch Of the Amer
lean Institute of Electrical Engineer
ing met Tuesday night at the chem
ica1 laboratory. A moving picture
,.F ha - ~
Meter was shown. The next meet
ing will be held April 10, in St. John S
Hall. There will be an illustrated
lecture on the 'Synchronous Motor
by Prof MacKavanagh. Friday the
senior members of the society made
an inspection tour of the Potomac
Electric Power Company's plant at
Benning.
The Sophomore prom, the banner
social event OF the pos5-heRten sea- sisao
plans are being made by the com
Representatives Of the Bell Tele-
phone system talked to the graduates
sity in the assembly room of Nc
Mahon Hall Wednesday.
The students of Albert Hall initi-
ated a new, custom into campus life
when theyswent last Sunday morn
ing in a body on a pilgrimage to
the NdI1OHdl heS J" CI Q tiiC
first students to go in a group to the
new church.
The bod Noon Club Wednesday ap-
proved the new constitution as modi-
fed by the interclub council. The
members are laying plans for their
social activities after Easter.
The Easter vacations will begin at
the university at o'clock Tuesday
evening, April is. Classes will be
resumed at O'Clock Thursday morn
ing, April "a.