Evening star., 1925-02-15
c. j. JUNIOR PROM
PLANS COMPLETED
Annual Dance Will Be Held
Friday Night in Ballroom
of City Club.

! The junior prom committee Of
Catholic University has put the final
! touches on arrangements for it's an
| nual promenade, Friday night, in the
| large ball room at the City Club. The
| committee is under the chairmanship
| OF j. Leonard Rutledge of Hartford,
Conn. Ted Weems and his artists
VIII occupy the orchestra platform.
| The committee is optimistic and IL
tradition holds true the dance will
be the gala social event of the year.
FROM the university faculty the
| Juniors guests of honor will be Prof.
and Mrs. Thomas ]. MacKavanagh,
| Dr. and Mrs. Hardee Chambliss, Prof.
| and Mrs. Leo Behrendt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fox Borden.
| Monday evening, February %, at
$40 o'clock, the University Dramatic
Association will present George NJ.
| Cohan's famous farce Seven Keys to
| Baldpate." Joseph English, instruc-
tor in dramatics, has been coaching
| the embryo actors and is looking for
| perfect outcome. Thomas Locraft
| or Washington. member of rhe
senior class, has designed the stage
| settings. The cast includes a num-
ber of student actors of wide expert
| ence. John r. Fitzgerald Of Water
| bury, Conn, veteran cheer leader and
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tions, will be found in the role Of
| William Hallowell Magee. The lead
| ing feminine role will be carried by
Edward Donnelly Of Glen Falls, n.
| Y, as Mary Norton. John McKeown
| of Rockledge, Fla, will play Peter, the
Hermit; Clark j. Fischer, Green Bay,
| Wis, Cargan: Justin Tobin, Duluth
Mimi, Mr. Quimby; Paul Miller, Fort
Wayne, Ind, Mrs. Quimby and Andrew
| Maloney, Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs.
| Rhodes.
Annual Tea Dance.
The Dramatic Association held it's
| annual tea dance recently at the La
| Fayette Hotel. There was about so
| couples present. On the same eve
ming the Washington Council of the
knights of Columbus acted as host to
the undergraduate student body
when 1t rendered one of the most
| interesting smokers that had been
! held on the campus for some time. w.
| Getto Mcdonald, a graduate of last
| June, presided. Grand knight Fitz-
| Gerald of Washington Council made
the opening address. Rt Rev. Mgr.
| George A. Dougherty, vice rector;
| Rev. DR.. Charles A. Hart, professor
| of logic and chaplain of Washington
| Council, and DR.. A. D. Wilkinson,
| financial secretary of the knights,
| were the other speakers of the eve
| ming.
Band Concert Scheduled.
Sunday evening, February %, at s
o'clock in the gymnasium, ST. Mary's
| Industrial School Band of Baltimore,
| Md, will render a concert for the
professors. students and friends of
| the university. This concert will be
| open to the public.
The student council at a meeting
| last week authorized the establish
, ment of atrack team at the univer-
| sity. +. j. Donohue was appointed
to act as graduate coach. This Is the
\ third new port which has been off
| cially added to the athletic calendar
during the past two years. Boxing
| and swimming teams are the others
which were recently added.
Resolved, That Education Is More
Advantageous Than Wealth" was the
question discussed at a meeting of
the Shahan Debating Society, Friday
evening. The affirmative was upheld
by Edward Dean and James Mat
| thews and the negative by Charles
i Sheffield and E. P. Lafond.
| The freshman class held a meeting
recently at which a class constitution
| was ratified. The class also made
! awards of class sweaters to valuable
| participants in class athletics. Black
and gold were the class coIors Sc
| lected.