Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31
CATHOLIC j. FORMS
. H EPS|LON SOCIETY
Organization of Honor Stu
dents Inaugurated at Din
ner Given by Rector.

The Catholic University Honor Soci-
ETY. was formally inaugurated as a uni
versity institution last Sunday noon at
dinner given by the Right Rev James
Hugh Ryan. rector, in the dining room
OF Graduate Hall in honor of the first
members. In the presence of the en-
tire student body, the following men
were nominated by the rector for mem
bership: Anthony s. Gadek, Perth AM
| boy, N. j.; George M. Wheatley, Bev-
| erly, Mass; William E. Fee, Astoria, NJ
Y; Robert Linehan, Glens Falls, N. Y;
John j. BuddS and Paul MorriSsey, Hart
| ford, Conn: Joseph G. FITZGERALD and
Lehman Hoefler, Waterbury, Conn: J.
J. Mcclure, Washington; James Schmidt,
Baltimore, and John w. Conveigh,
| Brooklyn, N. Y. This honor was con-
ferred on these men for excellence in
extra curricular student activities, such
| as debating. dramatics, etc. as well as
for excellence in the classroom. The
society is to be known hereafter as the
Pi Epsilon Society.
The Catholic University Glee Club,
under the direction of DR.. Lee Behrendt
has been making careful preparation
for its Spring schedule of public con-
certs. Anthony Gadek, president Of the
glee club, has announced the follow
ing program: April IA, concert and
dance at Holy Cross Academy; April
Is. alumni concert; April 81, concert
for the students of the Catholic Sis
ters' College, in Brady Hall; April %,
concert in connection with the civic
reception to Archbishop Curley, In honor
of the twenty-fifth anniversary Of his
ordination; April "a, concert, to be
broadcast from station WRC; May 10,
pubIc concert in Baltimore.
Thy local chapter Of the Lay Alumni
Association is to hold a card party
and dAsace In the gymnasium of the
! university on April 16. The committee
in charge consists of Daniel Ryan,
chairman: Edward Cammack. Edward
Leasure, Edmund Lafond and DR.. Well
ington Voss.
The alumni body is receiving the CO.
operation of members of parishes
throughout the city, and the committee
hopes to make it one of the largest and
most pleasant affairs ever held here. In
addition to that furnished by the dance
orchestra, entertainment Is to be offered
by the University Glee Club and mem
bers of the student body. All local
alumni members have been invited to
take an interest in the success of the
party.
The annual senior night Of the bod
Noon Club of the university is to be
held this year at the university on
Monday evening May Is. On that &C.
casion the university will have as its
guest Herr Friedrich w. Won Prittwitz
und Gaffron, the German Ambassador
to the United States, who will speak on
THE Constitution of the German
Democracy" Robert j. Linehan of GlenS
| Falls, N. Y, president of the bod Noon
Club, will preside. This affair is held
each year in honor of the departing
members of the bod Noon Club and the
double quartet of the Glee Club.
A one-act play, The Dust of the
Road" is to be presented under the di-
rection of Josiah English, director of
i dramatics at the university. Among the
members If the cast are: Joseph G..
Fitzgerald, Waterbury, Conn.,; Franci'
Gregory, Chicopee, Mass: Thomas j.
McCabe, New Britain, Conn, and Wal
ter Conveigh, Brooklyn, N. Y.