Evening star., 1926-03-14
CONCERT TONIGHT
At GEORGETOWN
GIee Club and Co'Iegians to
Appear in Mi-Careme Re-
CitaI at 8:15.

concert. rivaling in its individual fea
.ures those of previous years, will bt
given this evening at S:l5 O'Clock IN
CASTOR Hall.
This annual musical event, populariy
tnUwn as the mi-Careme concert. Will
mark the initial appearance OF the col
lege Glee Club this season, as well as
the Georgetown Collegians, an eight
piece student orchestra. The added at.
traction Of the CollegianS is of special
interest on the Hilltop, because 1t VIII
be the first time III three years thal
the orchestra has taken part In one OF
the Glee Club concerts.
Another feature OF tonlghtS pro
gram will be a specially 10y FRANCIS n.
Shuman, '2S reputed to be one OF the
best pianists in collegiate circles. VINO
will give as L solo number i uliIic uI'
transcription from Lucia df Lam
mermoor." Mr.. Shuman also VIII De
acompanist for the Glee Cluo.
The Glee Club this year is under the
leadership OF Louis w. O'Leary or the
senior class, who has assisted the OIL
rector. Prof. Edward p. Donovan, IN
arranging q varied program for the
initial performance. The club numbers
rs members, many of them oeiliS re-
cruits" with considerable training III
other musical clubs. Mr.. Ol'eary Is
one of the principal soloists, ana pos
seses q fine baritone voice.
Mixed Program Planned.
Under the leadership Of James A.
Costello. '27. a member of the original
orchestra. organized in 1922, the Col
legians are prepared TO render q mlAeo
nrogran of iaZz and classical music.
The favorite Sons OF Georgetown by
he chorus and orchestra, as usual, VII!
close the program. The members or
the orchestra consist of Mr.. Costeiio,
NJ. c. McRae, A. p. Cannon, Jerome
Krick, Charles Brunn. William HON
man louis Dennery and Thomas Null
Gken
No concert at Georgetown would
be complete without George OConnor
and Matt Horne. and these two pop
ular artists will receive q warm wei
come. Mr.. C'Connor will uncork
some new songs.
An unusual record was made by the
senior class at the law school last
Peek when ii Of its members sue
cessfully passed the District Bar AS
sociation and were admitted TO prac-
tice before the Supreme Court OK the
District. The record is especiaiiy
noteworthy since six montns WIN
elapse before they complete thelr
course at Georgetown.
The successful applicants were
Henry ], lavish, Albert l.. Jacobs,
Edward A. King, Albert II. kircnner.
James r. Murphy, Martin F. ODonog-
hue. Earl A. Bloomquist, Alfred Cold
stein. BENJAMIN Sweedler. Fred >.
Schlobohm, Emil S. Schnellbacher
Nathan Birthstone. Samuel bernstein
and Henry D. Hayes.
Vice Consul Returns.
Vice Consul Leonard y. Green, d
graduate of the School OF Forelsn
Service. has just returned TO the
United states from his post AT 1oho'
hama, Japan, on leave or absence
He has had an interesting career IN
.Ianan. as he was one of the first Off
f.ars detailed to Toxic after the earth
ollake of 1923. William B. Showaiter,
another recent graduate of the school,
left washington last week for a trip
around the world in the employment
Of one of the large steamship lines.
All ARRANGEMENTS are practlcaiiy
con,nleted for the senior prom to be
given April 16 at the MayHower iotel'
Richard Kuntz is in charge OF tne
event. and has arranged 1or d YEA
dance to follow the next afternoon.
Rev. Walter G.. Summers, ,. j.. re.
gent and assistant dean OF the meoiCa'
ssohool has lust returned from an ex-
tended Western tour. where ne visited
nanv hospitals and attended the an
nual Congress Of Medical Education,
Medical Licensure and hospitals neiu
~ Chicago. DIR. William {. Woodward
professor of medical jurieprudence AT
Georgetown, and former healtn olhcef
~ the District, was the other repre-
70 SCHOOL
attended the congress. At the con
.lusion of the session, Father sum
,ners inspected the hospitals at Mar
n,ette University, Western Reserve
University and the University of Gin
.,innati. as well as some of the otne"
more important medical centers In the
West.
Prom April :.
Sophomores end juniors at the law
school will combine in giving their an
nual prom the evening Of April Z, at
the Mayflower, starting round o
scholastic events after Easter.
Thomas Sweeney Is chairman Of the
Junior section Of the prom and viii
ie assisted by Joseph Dideo, Robert
Gormerly, Leonard Hodgkins, Will
liam Sandusky. Charles Leiberman,
Lester Murray. Clement Reap, John
Thoma and George Yamaoka.
The Sophomore committee is headed
by George Naphen, assisted bv p. NJ.
Tanlburo, Thomas Downs. John Don.
ovan, Frank Glenn, Stephen Moyna-
han. John c. Mullen. Harry Kane, F.
Ray Gillespie and Audrey Wardwell
Georgetown alumni will be interest.
ed to know that Martin Conboy Of
New York. LID, 1920. has been
given recognition in 4 new volume on
Great American Jury Speeches
which has Just been issued. Mr.. Con-
boys speech on behalf of the judiciary
committees investigation Of the New
York Socialist assemblymen, has been
included in the list of great jury
addresses. The volume was edited by
Fred G. Hicks. law librarian at Co.
lumbia, who also is a Georgetown
graduate.