Evening star., 1927-03-13
U. OF N. OPERA CLUB
STAGES FEATURE
Presents "Pirates of Pen
zance" in Auditorium Before
Capacity Audience.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, March 12.--
THE Pirates of Penzance," Gilbert
and Sullivan's comic opera, was sue
cessfully presented by the University
OF Maryland Opera Club in the audi
torium of the university on Wednes-
day evening. An audience that
packed the auditorium enthusiast
cally received the production.
Leading parts were played as fol-
lows: The pirate king, Edward Bar
ron: Sam, his lieutenant, Albert Cook;
Frederic, a pirate apprentice, Stan
leigh Jenkins; Maj. Gen. Stanley,
Charles b. Hale; police sergeant, John
Mcdonald; Mabel. Gen. Stanley
Youngest daughter, Katherin Baker;
Edith, Kate and Isabel. Gen. Stanieys
other daughters. Winnifred McMinimy,
Helen Wooster and Julia Louise
Behring; Ruth, pirate woman, Olive
Kelk.
Members of Chorus.
Members of the chorus were
Josephine Blandford, Frances Gruver.
Margaret Wolf, Dorothy Buell.. kath-
crime Stennson, Ellen Jane keyser'
\ L.,
Rae, Elizabeth Taylor, Flora Neale.
Phyllis Houser, Evelyn Ballou, Alice
Phillips. Tennyson Myers. Edwin
simpson, w. w. Covington, Vincent
Adams, E. Buell., Georgia A. Ninas,
Thomas Ordeman, B. S. Simmons,
Walter Thorne, G. Seybolt, Herbert
Budlong, Marvin Long, Robert Will
son, Harold Thomas. Parks Shipley,
James b. Gahan. Eben Jenkins, Ken
meth Petrie, Arthur Froehlich and
Cecil Propst.
w. w. (BilD Woods, foot ball coach
at Gettysburg College and executive
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. there,
will speak in the University audi
torium Monday night at o'clock.
The military promenade. next to
the Junior prom the biggest dance of
the year at Maryland, was held in the
gymnasium Friday night. A feature
of the evening was the initiation OF
the following into the Scabbard and
Blade. national honorary military
fraternity: Horace Hampton, Leslie
Baird. Walter Chapman, Paul Doerr,
Dan Fahey, Adam Noll, Bob Green
wood Donald Shook, William Cheek
and Francis Carpenter.
The junior prom will be held at the
New Willard Hotel in Washington
next Friday night.
Initiates Seven Members.
Phi Chi Alpha, honorary chemical
fraternity, initiated seven men al
its last meeting. They were: c. L.
Meyers, Gustav Semesky. Bruce Bill
meyer, w. l.. Lamar and Harry G.
Ort. officers also were elected as fol
lows: n. c. Thorton, president; G. B
Cook, vice president; F. Y. Brackbill
secretary; b. T. Longenberger. treas
urer; G.. 8. Weiland, historian.
, A chapter of the American Asso
citation of University Professors has
been organized at, the University
with A. l.. Andrews. president; G. j
Pierson, vice president, and c. b
Hale, secretary-treasurer. The so
ciety, through monthly bulletins anc
annual meetings. keeps its members
in touch with the work OF It's 20 OIL
moro committees. Their reports cover
almost every conceivable matter ol
interest to the profession.
Dates for two important interfra.
ternity events have been set. The
tea dance will be held in the gym
nasium March 1s, from 3 to $50, and
tho annual ball in the gymnasium
April 8, from 10 to / o'clock.
Darcy Bonnet has been nominated
| :or the presidency Of the Horticul
;ural Club, with F.. Dodge and r
| Romary as candidates for vice presi
dent, and Joe Long in line for the
| job of secretary-treasurer.
DIR. A. N. Johnson, dean of the
| College of Engineering, will address
| the class in transportation at Yale
University April %. on Highway
Traffic"