Evening journal., 1897-12-21
ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Santa Maria Council Cele-
brated Last Night. = s
WAS AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION

THE RECEPTION WAS FOLLOWED
BY A FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM.
OUT-oF-TOWN KNIGHTS PRES
ENT.
Santa Maria Council, knights of Co
mmbus, celebrated its first anniver-
sary last night at its handsome room,
No. S31 Market street, with beitting
ceremonies. The rooms were prettily
decorated with pOtted plants and
flowers, and the ceremonies were kept
up until late hour. The earlier part
OF the evening was devoted to a rocep-
tion for the members This was fol-
lowed by one of the finest musical pro-
grams ever given in the city. lt was
as follows:
Selection, 20 Day of Bliss" Rev.
Hugo Paff; tenor solo. "Bells of Fate,
w. f., McNulty; baritone solo, For
All Eternity" John Mahoney; bass
solo, THE Bugler," Herman Gossen;
bass solo selection from "El Captain" ="
J. Butler; tenor solo, Dear Heart" G.
l.. Messick baritone solo, BELLS OF
Life" A. j. Butler; tenor solo, Just
Behind the Times" A. II. Finerty.
The Knights of Columbus Quartet,
consisting of John A. Butler, A. j. But
/ Ter, II. Gossen and w. +. McNulty were
heard in several selections.
AT the conclusion of the program
the members and their guests adjourn
ed to the upper floor, where a fine sup
per was served. Short speeches were
made during the evening by John A.
| Derring, of Chester; DR.. ohm G. Fa-
hey, George A. Messick, Fathers Hugo
OFT and Magill, William j. Gibbons
John j. Delaney, of New York; James
A. Flaherty, of Philadelphia; John j
Cone, of Jersey City; John S. Rossell
Peter J. Ford and others.
Among the guests and members
present at the reception were John
Delaney, of New York; Thomas Harri
son Cummings, of Boston; John J
Cone. of Jersey City; James A. Fla
herty, of Philadelphia John A Derring
Of Chester, Pa. f. p Bridget, o
Washington; w. j. O'Brien, Jr., o
Baltimore; Rev. George L. OFT. chap
lain, of Newark; Rev Hugo Pan. o.
b., ID. d., and Rev Henry r. Magill
John X. Bradford, Herman Gossen, j
j. Smith. John II. Clark. SpOttswool
Garland, George A. Messick, DR.. How
ard Ogle, James +. Feeney, William II
! Mccarthy, Edward II. Brennan, Harr
w. Sherwin, John A. Feehley, DR.. JOhi
c. Fahey, James Megary, Peter a
r Horty, George L. Messick, James 7
I Ford. Daniel w. Lynch, William Hu
! Der. Jr., j. Henry Monaghan, Harry {
! Keller, G. e. O'Conner, John A. Rossel
Charles II. Bickta, Peter j. Ford, M. l
q | Murphy, DR.. M. ]. Hughes. Frederic
4 | j. Kienle, John +. McCrackcn, John
Bradford. Daniel w. Mullin, John Nj
= Vey, William j. Gibbons. John A. Blu
Ter, DR.. Philip A. Traynor, ]. A. Null
gan, Daniel Feehley, John r. Bonne
]. L. Byrne, Dennis +. Leary, PatriC
Fahey, Francis J. McNulty, John
q King. James Il. Keelins, Jam'
4 f. TraynOr, Mark A. Shaw,
q w. Mayer, John r. Ahrens, William
. McNulty, Martin f. Fairy, j. J.
y, Sharpe, Joseph L. II. Logan. Hugh
. DOugherty, Alexander J. Butler. NJ.
McKenna, Lewis Held, A. H. Finert
Dr. Edgar c. Joyce, Martin T. Ira
! nor, A. J. Kooch, George r. Bole
~ James J. Fox, r. F. Doherty, Jam
" Mal,oy, James c. O'Neal, John J. NJ
Govern, John A. Mahoney, James
Keough, John McSweeney John +. Ma
10y, James F. Malloy, Jr., John f. c
= gan, John A. Lengel, p. Blair Pie al
= others.