Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
G!EE CLUB recital.
At c. j. TONIGHT
College Win Give Reception
HonoTlng French Envoy
Next Saturday.

Cccrcc:own University Glce Club
augmented by The Georgetown Cole
eians. will give its Midwinter concert
this evening at SIS O'Clock III CASTOR
Hall al the Hilltop. Another event OF
outstanding Importance in Georgetown
circles this week is the Mask ana Bau-
bic Club debut next Saturday evening
IL connection with the reception homer
incs Ambassador Taul N. Claudcl Of
France.
Under :he direction Of Prof, Edward
F. Donovan. al elaborate program has
been arranged for the SO Glcenncn. in
Guiding some Of the songs which were
received 50 successfully a. the clubs
last appcaranoe before TIC Washington
Board Of Trade. An organ has been
Installed for Robert z Bruce, accom-
pan:st for one cf the three special sa-
cred numbers. Ave Terlnl," compost
:;or bv Nr. Donovan. The other TWO
~rI;cjol1s numbers are "Atter6c. DC~?i-
ne ,Crecorianl ard "Quid por!nlt'S?
&C. p. Pa'eStvinal
Solois:s on Program.
Francs K. Sf1Iman, p.ani$t accom-
ranist Of the Gloe Club, ana George
Fonerbe:c violU;St, viii be t12 500
ISIS
Few clee clubs al GeoreetoWn have
s-ter1u+e6 50 ambitious 4 program cnS
TIE fact that the concer; IS the first @.
the season at the Hilltop viii draw
large audience. There are - numbers
on the program. about evenly civloFc
between the Glec Club and The Cole
ria,,s Ar,orc some Of TIE oUtstano-
IL numbers a-e The Be,o3-1]o~o6.
"Sea Fever" musical Settinc al John
Nasefe!6's poem: Largo from St'i-l-
p!nnny No. s. "A Summer I4llab" a2@
''Tass!nc BY"
PROT. Ricl,e-3 NJ Mexican, 5 J. :
moderator Of tie Glcc Club ana he
officers arc Jossph S. Mullen. nIesi-
dent: Thomas EeaTv. VIC" president.
end Thomas NcDcr!;t, secrctarr-tre2S-
vrer. The members o. 1i2a Colie-lans
are Charles \. Bruins. director; Malcolm
!. NcRae. Frank 4. Dryer. Kenneth II
Nettles. Leonard Brumhac.,. George
FoTenbe.s. Edmond S. Fish. PaTr1cr7
J Woods. Arthur P. Cannon. john :.
Butter and William 2. Ple!stlcec-.
e Reception for ClauG.cl.
The president c. Geo-eetovn Uni
vers:tv. Fev. Charles ". L-or.s S. j.,
ana members q the college faculty
will b. hosts az a reception II honor NJ
Ambassador C.al6el III connection r!th
the Mask ana SaL5-e program ms
reception has been arranged naTacu-
larry IN recognition q NJ Cl2Lce4S pre-
e,rineuce as 2 man OF letters.
Invitations have oeen issued 10 ABOUT
500 guests. including members OF the
E-EIEfFa-
merit officials snd officers Of t1e Amy
and Navy. as well az local alumni ara
faculty. nnewce-s Among those who
have accepted are Secretary Of LABOR
James J DAVIS. The Ambassador o.
Spain. the a-1nis:er Of Switzerland tl1H
Minister OF LIt1uari2. the AMBASSADOR
OF pe~u. the An357 sSaco- O. Germany.
the Minister % Rlnanla. the Minister
o. S--rSer. the Ambassador Of E.AZ'l,
tt,a Minister o. the Netherlands, tie
an7b2 ssaEo- o! Chile. the Minister o.
Vonr-!eia. the Minister @ Greco. MT.
a7f Mrs. B-eckinrid-e Long. Chairman
Tv OConnor ard Admiral ". 5. Sem
son If the Shipping Board. Senator
Coleman L. Elease. Senator DaF.d l.
Walsh. Representative Theodore 52--
tna. hal Gfa slasoE II. F2srick, o:a!s.
Gen Il s Cum141.ng. Judge JOHN Bar
Hamilton, Representative Mary ! BOZ
ton Of New Jersey. Admiral and airs-
z ". E3erle. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Hilary P Jones. C- Sofie 4. EorGaoE-
J,.-c ard Earoness Serge Ecri1-
TTo costume plays will b. i3reseTtec
n. the gask and Baubie Club, &c
Golden Deem" a2c "AIlis7ns Lad.
each railing .o- elaborate settings
pref. Gusceye A. Dumas. s. j.. mode
rato- CT the club. is il charge O. me
program. FOR the GEORGETOWN players
the occasion vii r-2rk thar oeo1' III
Ger unusual auspices 1r. Sncnaan %
the G!ee Club has arrange pro. an
Of French r7-S&c for ms occasion .,
Members CT the senior class ana '.le
s.aa of the r Q. T C vi act af
tzsheyx.
Father Wash Sp@a@s.
Fee Edmund A Wals.2- s. j, regent
If ne Foreign Service Scno9i. MAS 4
sneaker al ire ar2nIal Tnef3n2 Q. we
i6cal Harvard Ur:*c-E!ty alumni! wei
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Rug "a. 49,. .,,.,-,.
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IS Offering prizes 10 nlaEEs;yici3 ns$-Eli.g
high scores II shooting Tna c9f[.p'-si-
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TCrrs HOPKINS. Western Maryland @Iao
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