Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22
Maryland u. Names Players.

Blount have been chosen to sing the
leading soprano roles in THE
Chimes of Normandy" which will be
University Of Maryland in the school
auditorium on April Is and 16.
Miss TawneS will be Serpolette. the
good-for-nothing, while Miss Blount
will have the Part of Germaine, the
last marchioness.
Henry, the Marquis Of Cornville and
the hero of the story. will be sung
by Norman Wilson, baritone, and Ken
meth Spessard will sing the tenor role
OF Jean Grenicheux. James Decker
VIII portray Gaspard, and Henry Nc
Donald will take the part of Baikli.
Other players include Alice Brennan,
Doris Lanahan, Anna Deal, Robert
Allen, Joseph Caldara and George
Plans have been completed for the
Calvert Cotillion, which will be held
In Richie gymnasium next Friday
night. Miss Katherine Jenkins and
Arley Unger, president of Omicron
Delta Kappa, honorary fraternity spon-
sor for the annual affair, will lead the
cotillion. He will be assisted by Miss
Martha Thomas and James Andrews.
Both OF the young ladies are students at
of the CStillion Committee.
Prof. Bernard T. Dodder Of the de-
partment of business administration,
and Harvey T. Casberian, cashier of
the university, are among the 20 in the
State who passed the examinations held
by the Board of Public Accountants of
Maryland for the degree Of c. p. A.
The University Little Symphony Or
chestra, under the direction of Prof. B.
Louis Goodyear, will give a concert in
the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church in Washington on the evening
Of March /.
National Juniors to Dance.
THE annual Junior class prom of Ma
L tional University, which was post
poned out OF respect to the late DR..
Charles F. Carusi, National chancellor,
who died two weeks ago, will be held
at the Carlton Hotel next Saturday
night.
Walter T. Cardwell, chairman of the
arrangements committee, announced the
new date last night. Efforts had been
made TO make the junior prom the out
standing social event of the academic
year at National It was to have been
held February 7, but DR.. Carusi, who
was travelling in Florida at the time,
oled OF influenza two days prior to that
Date. Following a hasty meeting Of
junior class officers, the function was
postponed indefinitely"
National University will be closed to-
morrow in celebration of the anniver-
sary OF George Washingtons birth.
Glasses will be resumed, however. Tues
day morning and Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
March was set last night as the
deadline for subscriptions to the 1881
Docket. National University yearbook
The volume has been compiled and
edited by the staff under the direction
OF Lieut.. William E. Mccain, editor, and
the publication of the volume now has
reached the stage where the printers
must be advised of the exact number
OF copies that will be requied.
National University debaters who last
night engaged in the second interclass
debate of the year. will argue the pro-
posal to enact legislation similar to New
Yorks Baumes law for the District of
Columbia next Saturday night. The
team arguing for the passage of such
measure will include NJ M Baker,
Nat Goldberg and v. z. Crowder while
the opponents will include James W.
Cannon, H. D. Leatherwood and E.
Bussey.
Columbus Plans Debates.
A MOTHER of a series of interclass
n debates will be held Wednesday
night at Columbus University
School of Law. The subject will be,
Resolved, That the United States Sen
ate should discontinue Investigations of
the campaign fund expenditures Of Sen
ators-elect."
william H. Ring and A. J. Moore of
the Freshmen Debating Society, will
uphold the affirmative with w. A. Whit
tlesey as their alternate. The negative
will be taken by E. r. Halloran and r.
A. O'Connell of the Columbian Debat-
/ ing Society, with J. H. OConnell as
alternate.
The committee in charge: John
Burns, chairman; Alfred A. McGar-
raghy Veronica Quinn, Mary Hurley,
Bart Walsh, c. A. Giblin, Paul F.
Nachtman, Raymond j. Walter and
Frank j. O'Connor. Judge Nathan Cay
ton of Municipal Court will preside.
Judges will select the best individual
speaker of the evening. At the end OF
the year the outstanding debators will
compete for a $25 prize. They will be
instructed by Judge Cayton, faculty ad-
visor of the Columbian Debating So
ciety, and Robert E. Lynch, an assistant
corporation counsel, faculty adviser OF
the Freshman Debating Society.
Woodward Celebrates.
THE woodward Varsity Club, conn
i posed OF athletes of the Wood
ward School who have won a var
sity award In some sport, celebrated it,
first anniversary with a dance at the
Thayer Studio last Friday night.
The club was organized February %