Chimes and Alumni Charm at Tombs
Georgetown traditions continue this weekend with Chimes Night at the Tombs.
Georgetown homecoming weekend brings together alumns and current students to celebrate the University and its many traditions. One such tradition is Chimes Night at the Tombs, the local watering hole of St. Elmo's fame. The Chimes, an all-male a capella group, have sung once a month at the Tombs for 48 years. On Thursday, Sept. 23, the Chimes were back in action with a few alumni lending a harmonious voice. The small tavern was packed with current students and returning graduates ready to enjoy the talent of the crooners. The Chimes arrived early, wearing button-down shirts and ties and began to occupy a long table with benches. One member ceremoniously removed the silver beer mugs from their place of honor in a glass cabinet on the wall. …
