Evening star., 1929-11-17
CATHOLIC VARSITY
TEAM TO Be FETED
Annual Foot Ball Dance to Be
Held November 29-Com-
mittee Is Named.

The annual foot bail dance in honor
of the members of the Catholic Univer-
sity varsity foot ball team will be held
Friday, November 40. In the main ball
room Of the willard Hotel. 1t 70
planned to make the AFFAIR the most
colorful event Of the Fall season. and
a hiRhlight in Thanksgiving week end
program of student activity. Tribute
will be paid on this occasion to the
members of the varsity team, which
has this year given the Catholic UNI
yersity the most successful foot ball
campaign in its history. The proceeds
of the dance will be used in the pur-
chase of emblems for the players as a
token CT appreciation for their athletic
ability.
The foot ball dance committee in
cludes Oscar Gerth. Elkins Park. Pa,
chairman; Charles Mogavero, Peabody.
Mass; william Fitzgerald, Philadelphia;
James Ward, Bridgeport. Conn: saliva
Summa, Port Chester, N. Y; EDWARD
Colmey, Canandaigua, N. Y. and Ed
ward O'Brien, New Britain, Conn.
On Thanksgiving day the varsity
meets George Washington University in
the stadium at Brookland. The Utopian
ball, given by the members OF tnc
Utopian Club. a campus fraternal or
oanization, will be held that evening
in the main ballroom Of the Wardman
Park Hotel
Annual Tea Dance.
Thomas Murphy, Waterbury, Conn, Is
chairman of the Utopian dance COM
mittee. On Saturday afternoon the ABB
bey Club will hold its annual Fall tea
4 n
Hotel, Clarence e. Martin. jr., OF Mar
tinSburg. w. Va, is in charge. The club
affairs are closed to all but members
and invited guests
Edward A. Smith of Washington has
been elected president Of the Architects
Club of the university. He succeeds
Paul Goettelmann, also OF washington.
Construction work is to begin at once
on the new Holy Name College, accord
ing to word from of1cials OF the Fran
ciscan order. The new structure Is TO
rise adjacent to the famous Franciscan
Monastery at Brookland. to which
thousands of pilgrims go annually. and
will be built at an estimated cost OF
$500. 900. Contracts for the erection OF
the building have already been let and
call for the completion Of the structure
before the opening Of the school term
next Fall. The Holy Name College Is
sponsored by the Most Holy Name
Province of the franciscan Order and
will be used to provide quarters Tor
number of professors and brothers OF
the Holy Name Province.
Housing for Students.
The building will house 80 theological
students who viii pursue courses in the
School of Sacred Sciences at the Catho-
lie University The new house Of
studies will be affiliated with the uni
versity, which will then have, counting
the new Josephite Seminary now under
construction. total of 80 religious
houses of study afiliated with it.
Francis P. O'Keefe Of Philadelphia,
who was selected by the senior class to
be editor of the 1880 Cardinal. annual
publication of the graduating class, has
announced the appointment OF staff
of associate editors, who have already
organized and begun the work assigned
to them. Following are the appoint
n1ents: Ignace l.. Annann. Vernon, N.
Y, business manager; Anton Fensel.
Bradford, Pa. assistant editor: Joseph
Clay. Cumberland. Md. senior section
editor; George Barnes, Washington,
senior section assistant editor; John
O'Connell. Florence, Mass, literary
editor: James Markey, Little Falls, N.
Y. pictorial editor; Nicholas Russo.
Waterbury, Conn. sports editor; Arm
and Raiche, Manchester, N. H., assist
ant sports editor: Edward Smith, Wash
ington, art editor: Joseph Caltagiorne,
Philadelphia, feature editor, and John
Devivo, Newark, N. j., society editor.