Evening star., 1924-12-07
c. i. WILL OBSERVE
FEAST TOMORROW
Archbishop CurIey to Attend
Solemn High Mass for I'M
maculate Conception.

Catholic University will celebrate its
patronal feast, the Immaculate Con
ception of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
with solemn high mass in the gym
nasium, tomorrow morning, at 1890
o'clock. Archbishop Curley, chancel-
lor of the university, as well as the
professoriate and the student body,
will attend. Rev. Ignatius Smith,
prior of the Dominican House OF
Studies, will deliver the sermon. A
luncheon in honor of Archbishop
Curley will follow. The university
will be closed during the ceremony.
AS a preliminary feature to the
patronal feast, the students of Divin-
ity College will give an entertainment
room of Divinity Hall. A musical
program will be given by Rev.
Aloysius T. Boylan and Herman
Falker, while Rev. John Middleton
and Rev. John ]. Fallon will speak.
The Catholic University Musical AS
sociation will hold it's second month
ly concert Thursday, in the assembly
room of Mcmahon Hall, at $3.50 pm.
under the direction of Leo Behrendt.
wide reputs Pul entertain-Mme
Elena de Sa n, violinist, and Mis-
Alice EversmaH, soprano. The con
certs are open to the public. NJ
Behrendt held the second try-Outs for
the glee club last week. This settle
the membership for the year def2ite
ly. There are now about 20 memhe, 2.
George T. Bassett of Memphis. Tenn
is president.
Arturo TomeIden of Manila, p
won the oratorical contest held Ia
Sunday evening under the auspices o.
the Filipino Club. A number of stu
dents from other local colleges pa
ticipated. Mr.. Tomelden was ttr
only student of the Catholic Univer-
sity who took part. He received IL,
bachelor Of arts degree there last yea
Present Cohan Play.
The dramatic association OF the
university will present George NJ
Cohan's production, The Seven Key
to Baldpate," early next week. Thr
date has been temporarily set for
Tuesday, December is. The cast j.
made up for the most paT- # tn
society's veterans who made a name
for themselves in the university
productions last year. The leads ar,
played by John +. Fitzgerald anG
John F. McKeown. The remainder 0
the cast includes several new me.
who have been coached by JOSEPH
English. director of dramatics at the
university. They are: Justin Tobeu.
L
Stack. Andrew z. Maloney, Edmund +.
Fitzgerald, C. J. Fischer. S. A Towel
and z. NJ. Curran.
Plans for the junior form Of til
class of '26 practically have been
completed. The date has been set fos
Friday evening. February 20, at the
City Club. The junior prom is tn
outstanding social event Of the aca
demic year.
Members of the bod Noon Club Were
entertained by their moderator, Rev.
Charles A. Hart, professor of logic at
the university. Thursday evening, al
the residence of Messrs. Boomer and
Watts, 1887 Nineteenth street The
affair took the form of a smoker and
one new member, Edward J. DonnelI1
of Glenn Falls, n. Y, was initiated.
The club held a meeting Wednesday
evening, at which plans were discuss
ed for a smoker to be held in honor
of the foot ball team before the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Valentine of the department Of
civil engineering began the series o.
lectures to the ESQ Society Monday.
when he spoke on '"The Constructiou
of Concrete Highways"