Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-24
II ARE INITIATED
INTO DOD NOON CLUB
Banquet Follows Ceremony Con.
Quoted at Catholic
University.

Seventeen new members were
| initiated into the bod Noon Club of
Catholic University at it's annual
initiation ceremonies on February
16. \ banquet at the University Club
closed the exercises. The club is now
planning a pre-lenten dance.
The past week has taken with it
the student body's gayest social
event, the Junior week end. The big
gym, attired in holiday garb such
as has seldom been seen at c. L.,
made a hit with all and when the
goo couples. who We're present at the
prom, glided out to the strains of
Warnings PennsylvantanS, the color
full picture would have been hard to
duplicate. The dance was formal and
each lady was given set of book
ends done In baby blue leather and
bearing the class insisnias.
The commencement week commit
tee has been chosen and Basil Kelly
of Washington elected chairman. The
purpose of this committee is TO ar
TO be held during the Week preceding
commencement day in order tina. TIE
many parents and friends who come
to the university at that time may
receive a fitting reception and the
proper entertainment. This custom
was inaugurated last June and the
committee this year is striving to
surpaSS the accomplishments OF last
years class. II has been suggested
that a class day exercise be intro
duced and precedent estdtlis shed in
this regard for future years. 1t is
believed that, iESomuch a. nearly
every other college in III" country
attaches q large amount OF impor-
lance to this exercise, it would not
be without interest here.
The Cardinal. the senior students
annual publication. has gone TO press.
The committee announces that the
book Is to be much larger than in
previous years. The book will be di-
vided into four parts, one descriptive
of the university, the second on the
class of 1924. the third on the campus
and another on athletics. Special sec
tions will be reserved for the clubs,
each of which will have photograph
and an engraved seal bound with It's
story. An effort is being made to get
characteristic snapshots of every un-
dergraduate student. W. Gctto Nc
Donald of Wichita, kans., is editor
in chief.
The Interclub Council held its reg
ular monthly meeting Thursday in
the office of the dean of discipline. \
committee appointed at the January
meeting to confer with the junior
prom committee in regard to an in
terciub prom to be held in conjunc-
ton with the junior week end an
nounced that on account of press of
time the prom would have to be post
poned until a later date.
Tomorrow evening in the assembly
room of Mcmahon Hall at $50. the
newly formed musical association
Will present to the professionals and
the student body Charles T. Tittmann,
basso, and Anton kaspar, violinist.
The public is invited to attend this
concert.
With the plans for the construc-
ton of a large lecture hall as an ad-
junct to the chemical laboratory well
under way. Bishop Shahan proposes
the resumption of the public lectures,
which. a decade of years ago. were
attracting so many Of WashinGton's
citizens to the campus of what was
then yet very small educational in
stitution. Such plan would again
permit some of the countrys fore
most authorities to address the Cap
itaTs residents on subjects of art,
literature. history, law and science.