Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30
CATHOLIC
STAGES CONCERT
Musical Association Presents
Two Popular Artists-0ther
Organization Activities.

The fourteenth concert presented
by the Catholic University Musical
Association was held in Mcmahon
Hall last Sunday afternoon. The
concert was open to the general pub
lie. Two popular artists were engaged
for the occasion Miss Elizabeth
Winston. regarded by many critics as
the leading concert pianist of the Dis
trict. presented a varied program,
ranging from Gluck- Brahms TO Mac
Dowell. The other artist who took
part in the recital was Henri SOko-
low, the orga nicer of the famous Ma.
tional String Quartet, and concert
master of the Washington Opera Co.
and the Washington Symphony Or
chestra.
1t is announced the speaker for the
annual senior night of the bod Noon
Club will be Senator James A. Reed,
Democrat, Of Missouri The affair is
an annual one, open to the public, and
presented in honor of the graduating
class of the university by the bod
Noon Club, one of the social organiza-
lions of undergraduate students The
date for the senior night will most
probably be February L.
Alumni Hosts at Smoker.
The first local alumni smoker of
the new year was held last Thursday
evening at L'Aiglon Cafe. The facul-
ty and the undergraduate students
were represented by speakers. Rev.
DR.. Peter Guilday was the principal
speaker. while talks We're given by
Prof. Thomas J. Mackavanaugh of
the Catholic University employment
bureau. Edward c. Sullivan of Balti-
more, Md, representing the lay stu
dent commencement week committee
and John J. Daily of Naugatuck, Conn,
as representative Of the Tower.
Basil Kelly. "a, acted as chairman.
The Utopian Club of the University
will hold its annual tea dance this
year Saturday afternoon. February
10. the day after the Junior prom.
The Willard room of the Hotel VIII
lard will be the scene of the affair.
Arrangements are in the hands of a
committee consisting Of John j. DAILY,
Naugatuck, Conn, chairman; John
w. Buckley, Waterbury, Conn, and
John j. Meng, Cumberland, Md
This dance will be one of the last
events of an active social week end.
beginning Friday. February 49, That
afternoon the varsity basket ball team
will play William and Mary. while the
Junior prom of the class of 1923 will
Da held the same evening. Saturday
afternoon the Utopian tea dance takes
place, and on Saturday evening a box
ing meet with New York University
X. Of c. yesper Night.
The annual vesper service Of the
local knights of Columbus will be
held this afternoon in the crypt of
the National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception at the university Arch
bishop Michael j. Curley of Balti-
more, chancellor Of the university
will preside at the services Pontifical
vespers will be celebrated by Ri. Rev.
Thomas j. Shahan, rector of the uni
versity All of the clergy of the BaIti-
more diocese, of which Washington is
Al part; members of the House and
Senate, members of the order and
others have been invited to attend
the services. Grand knights who are
assisting in arranging the services in
clude j. Eugene Gallery, Washington
Council John f. Burns. Keane Coun-
Gil; A. f. Mccarthy, Carroll Council:
+. s. Morton. Spaulding Council. and
Michael ID. Shaefer, Potomac Council.
Delegates to the chapter who are