Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-05
K. OF C. SCHOOL PLAY
CAST IS SELECTED
Nothing But the Truth" to Be
Given May 10 and 20 Under
Direction of D. E. Connell.

The tentative cast for Nothing
but the Truth to be presented by
the Knights of Columbus Evening
School May 10 and 90 was selected
last week by Dennis E. Connell, who
will direct the play. Out of the 40
students who reported to Mr.. Cornell
the following were chosen:
Jane Blakeney, Betty Hart, Robert
REYNOLDS, Mary Haltigan, Mary
weide. A Deering, B. F. swart.
Thomas Galizia, John McGuinness
and Daniel p Stanton.
Desmond F. Murphy was appointed
chairman of the committee on pa
irons. Kenneth c. Buker was Sc
lected as master of property and d.
rected to secure the property re-
quired for the staging of the play.
BENJAMIN H. Streeks. lecturer in in
terror decorating. will assist in the
arranging of the properties.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the French section
OF the Modern Language Club Tues
day: Miss Ruth Rodier, president;
NJ. M. Dwyer. secretary, and E. j. Du-
laney, treasurer.
The senior law class is making ar
rangements for supper dance to be
given May 9 at the Mayfiower Hotel.
The committee in charge of the at
fair consists of Miss Evelyn Greene,
Miss Loretto Ryan, Louis Prejean
and John Keehan
Taxing plans and theories were
discussed Monday night in a debate
held by members of the logic class
on the subject. Resolved, That the
Mellon tax plan should not be re-
speakers were John n. Hickey, Harry
G. Beuchler and Fred L. Link, while
the negative side, argued by H. Raj
fensperger, H. n. Schmits and w. r.
Beall, obtained the judges decision
and the popular vote. John j. Kee-
han, Louis S. Prejean, David Rose,
Philip F. higgins and John E. Cog
gins served as judges.
The senior law, class has accepted
an invitation from Carroll Council,
Knights of Columbus, to hold a de-
bate at the X. of c. Hall at its regu-
lar meeting May 8. The subject will
be Resolved, That the United States
should adhere to the protocol of the
International Court of Arbitration"
The speakers will be John N. Hickey,
Louis 8. Prejean, NJ. x. Stone, Ed
ward B. Hayes, David Rose and Will
liam Gallagher. Rev. Charles Hart,
teams.
The graduating law class is CO.
operating with the staff of the
knight Owl in preparing COM
mencement number of the paper
This special number will be replete
with interesting and entertaining
features, together with photographs
of the various classes, the faculty
and celebrities. The edition also will
contain the program OF the school
play.
The Organization of dramatic So
ciety for the presentation of short
plays by students at the school func-
tions is now under way. Mrs. James
F.. Hartnett, who Is assisting in the
direction of Nothing but the Truth"
is promoting the movement to afford
students an opportunity to develop
stage talents. AS nucleus Mrs.
Hartnett is concentrating on those
students who did not secure parts in
the school play due to the limited
cast Mrs. Norwood P. Cassidy chair
man Of the dramatic committee, is
selecting short plays to be used in
this connection. Mrs. Hartnett, who
is in charge of the public speaking
classes, has been with various large
productions, and 1t is felt that her
interest in dramatics will result in
developing a group of players who
will be ready at all times to furnish
entertainments for the school.