Evening star., 1925-12-06
CLUB
TO 0G|VEPLAy HERE
"Monsieur Beaucaire" Will
Be Presented Twice Before
Going on Tour.

The Mask and Bauble Club, dra-
matte organization Of Georgetown
University, will go on the road this
month to give performances OF the
drama. Monsieur Beaucaire," before
alumni and friends in New York, Chi
cago. Pittsburgh and one other city,
TO be selected from among num-
Der of bids received.
The play is to be produced mere at
the Trinity Parish Theater Decem-
her IA and is, the second perform
ance being for students OF the down
town schools, who found all the seats
for the first night "cornered' by col
lege students.
The club will appear in Pittsbursh
December 1S, in Chicago on the 20th
and In New York on December ".
The ballroom of the Hotel Roose-
Welt. New York, has been engaged
by H. Dom Keresey, president OF the
New York Alumni Association, for the
occasion.
May Give 3 Shows Here.
Victor Kerney, director of the
Washington Guild Theater, who is
coaching the cast. Is designing his
for the performances here. No ex-
pense will be spared by the club in
the costumes and other necessary
stage effects.
The Washington alumni are show
Ing considerable interest in the pro-
duction, especially in view OF the
fact that it is for the benefit of t.
endowment association. X the ! At
ronage warrants, it is possible that a
third performance Will be given here.
The Merrick debate. annual event
staged by the Philodemic Society,
will be held Sunday, December 13, in
CASTOR Hall. The question is Re
solved, That amendments TO the Fed
eral Constitution should be ratified
by a direct vote of the people in the
several States" Teams selected for
the contest are Anthony Brennan and
Walter Thompson, Affirmative: Frank
Ruffer and Holmes Clare, negative.
Addresses Geography Class.
B.M. McKelway, city editor of The
Evening Star. addressed members
of the class in applied geography of
the Foreign Service School last week.
He was introduced by j. r. Hide
brand of the National Geographic So
ciety, who is temporarily in charge of
the class.
Mariana c. Lopez, graduate of the
Foreign Service School, has been ap-
pointed secretary Of the college of
agriculture of the University of the
Philippines and also assistant pro-
fessor there in rural economics.
The freshman class Of the Eve
ming Law School has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Daniel w. O'Dono-
ghue, president: M. D. Rock. vice
president; Frank Gaffney, secretary:
G. Bailey Walsh, treasurer; Emerson
Norton, sergeant-at-a arms, and Don
aid l.. Stumpf, historian. Mr..
O'Donoghue Is a resident of Wash
ington and also a Junior at the COL
lege. Mr.. Gaffney. besides being sec
retary to Representative ]. j. Doug
lass of Massachusetts, Is a duly au-
thoriZed Central foot ball board Off
cial.
At the Dental School a clinic on in
lay work was given last Thursday by
DR.. George R. Ellis. superintendent
of the infirmary, for the benefit Of the
seniors. 1t is expected that these
clinics viii be repeated each week.
the need having been long felt by the
dental students.
The Dental College will be repre-
sented on the staff of the Doomsday
Book. the yearly publication of the
university. by the following: n. A.
Conlon. editor. John keaveny, asso-
ciate editor; Elmer Smith, business
manager. Assistant business man
ayers are r. L. lie Gendre of the
junior class. Mr.. Lutz of the sopho-
more class and j. Dudley of the
freshman class.