Evening star., 1927-11-20
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
PLANS ARE FORMED
Program for Year Outlined
by Educational Ass0cia-
ton at BrookIand.

program and outline of activities
for the Catholic Educational Associa-
ton during the coming year were
formulated by the executive board of
the association meeting Friday at
Catholic University. The object of this
organization is primarily the CO.
ordination of the work of the superin-
tendents of schools in the different
diocoses of the country and Fridays
board meeting was a virtual conven-
ton of Catholic educators.
Among those who attended the ses-
sion. under the chairmanship OF Bish-
oD Thomas j. Shahan. rector of Cath
olic University and president of the
association, were: Right Rev. DIR.
Francis W. Howard. C0vington, Ky;
Right Rev. Mgr. John r. Peterson,
SomerYille, Mass: Right Rev. Mgr. +.
r. Moran, Cleveland Ohio; Rev. JOS
cph V. S. McClancy, Brooklyn, \. y;
Rev. J. w. r. Mcguire, C. $. v,
Bourbonnais, H.; Very Rev. Thomas
Plasemann, o. f. M, st. Benayenture.
\. y; Rev. James w. Huepper. Mil
waukec, Wis; Rev. Bernard +.
OReilly, s. NJ. Dayton, Ohio; Brother
Thomas New York. n. y; Key: Jonn
r. Furay, S. j., Mundclein. Ill; Rev.
lF u
Howard, Covington. Ky; Rev. Felix
NJ kirsch. O. NJ. Cap, Brookland,
ID. c.; Right Rev. Mgr. Thomas Bona,
Chicago.
The Catholic University gymnasium
will he the scene tomorrow evening
of a large card party and dance given
for the benefit of st. Anthony's
Church of Brookland. 1t is expected
that 5000 persons will attend the af-
fair.
G;ce Club Plans Concert.
The Glee Club of Catholic Universi-
~. under the direction Of DR.. Leo
Bnhrendt, is preparing for its frst
concert. which will be given in the
near future. Only the very best num-
hers in classical composition arc to be
included in the seasons repertoire.
lyrics and compositions known world
wide and celebrated for the excellence
Of their music, are being sung. stand
ard classics such as sympathy, by
Rudolf Friml from the comedy-opefa'
and THE FREELY" arranged Tor
mems chorus, usually included IN an
concerts, by the better glee Guns, VIII
he used, "Star of Descending. .NlSht
is another song of the same type
which is being prepared Tor renolt!on-
One of the most enhancing tunes III
The history Of music is arranged ior
vocaIization bv Howard D. Mckinney.
This is the theme of Dvorak's <ed
skies Above Wigwam.' w. Rhys-
Herbert Of Gilbert Sullivan, operet'a
fame. contributes a lyric to the roper
toire of the c. L. Glee Club in Jolly
Fellows" dashing. rolIicklng tale
of A man and boy, Psalm loo' oy
Cesar Franck, also will be sung. oa''
utation." by Samuel Richard rams lS
tn he illustrated in beauti1ul paho,
rama of color, together with a chorai
rendition by the club.
very elaborate program ot enter
tainment is being arranged Tor nome
coming over the Thanksgiving week
end When Catholic University taxes
tho field against George Washington
on THANKSGIVING day they VIII pe
greeted by the largest crowd 10 at
tend a game in the Catholic UnlFer-
sitv Stadium. Both schools nave .he
strongest teams in their history. Re-
norts from the returning alumni are
steadily coming in and 1t is practlcaiS
assured now that Catholic. Univer-
sitv's first homecoming week end VIII
be a huge success.
Sacred Concert Today.
The Catholic University Schola can
forum will give a sacred concert TINS
a afternoon at o'clock to comnem-
crate the feast of st. Cecelia. the
patroneSS of music, at the Shrine Oh
the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street
and Park road This concert will be
the first of a series to be given unGef
the patronage of the Most Rev.
Michael J. Curley, chancellor of the
university; Bishop Shahan, the Very
Rev. p. ]. Mccormick. dean of the
Sisters College. and Right Rev. Mgr.
Gavan, pastor of the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart. This will be the first
opportunity for the most of the uni
versity professors and students to
hear Mr.. Bernier, the new professor
of the Catholic University Schola
Cantorum. Mr.. Bernier is graduate
organist of Joseph Bonnet, the
famous organist of the Church of st.
Eustachc in Paris. The chorus of the
Schola Cantorium will sing several
numbers in the program and will sing
the benediction which will close the
sacred concert.
The Connecticut Club held its first
meeting of the year Wednesday in the
reception room of Gibbons Hall. at
which time Roland Rutledge of Hart
ford was elected president. The other
officers are Thomas Buckley of
Bridgeport. vice president; Robert
Legat of New Britain, secretary, and
Harold Ogden of Hartford, treasurer.
Following the election plans for the
annual Christmas dance were dis
cuSSed.
Lehman Hoefler was elected by the
juniors last Friday to edit the Cardi-
nal of 1920. William Hogan was
named business manager