The sun., 1900-06-01
A GRAND DRESS. RECEPTION
Knights of Columbus Formally
Open Their New Club
House.
lNE OF THE SEASONS EVENTS

Entertained. Dancing
on the Roof Garden
and Third Floor.
Santa Maria Council, knights OF Co.
lnmbus, of this city, may well feel proud
of their Eew building at Tenth and King
streets, as it is without a doubt the most
magnificent and costly club house in the
State. The dress reception and opening
OF the club house last night was one of
the most elaborate social affairs that has
been held in this city for a long time.
As the members and their lady friends
passed in the hall of the club house last |
night they were received and welcomed |
by the reception committee which was
composed of Peter J. Ford, John T. Nc
Cracken, James Megary, Mark j. Nc
Kenna and Peter A. Horty. After the
visitors, the members and their friends |
passed in the hall they were given the
freedom OF the building and it then puz-
zled them where to go first, as every
thing had been SO exquistely arranged
there seemed to be some special attrac-
tion in each of the many rooms What
attracted the most attention was the roof
garden which extends from the rear OF
the first floor about 80 feet back towards
French street. Dancing was INDUCED in
during the greater part OF the evening on
the roof garden, music being furnished
by Tonv, Vita and Bros Trio Nanolitan
Orchestra of Philadelphia
There was also dancing on the third
| floor, where Alberts' orchestra furnished
the music. What interested the major
| ity OF the men the most was the bowling
alleys, which were opened last night for
the first time. Refreshments were served
in the basement during the greater part
Of the evening. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with palms, ferns and as
paragus by the Penrock Company. The
present officers OF the Council are as fol-
lows Martin j. McKenna, grand knight;
NJ. j. Murphy, deputy grand knight;
John S. Rossell, chancellor; George A.
Messick, warden; John Malloy, advocate,
and John 7. King, lecturer.
The members OF Santa Maria Council
who were present last night were: Her
man Gossen, George A. Me- sick, Howard
|. Ogle, Edw. H. Brennan, DIR. John G.
Fahey, James Megary, Peter A. Horty,
, James J. Ford, D. w. Lynch, William
, Huber, ]. Harry Monaghan, H. G.
Kellar, George Z. O'Connor, John S.
Rossell, Charles F. Bickta Peter j. Ford,
N: D. Murphy, NJ. ]. Hughes, Fred.
) kienle, John I. McCracken, d. w. Null
; lin, VIM. j. Gibbons, j. A. Butler, P. A.
Traynor, j. r. Bonner, j. L. Byrne, d.
+. Leary, +. ]. McNulty, j. F. King, ].
+. keelins, James F. Traynor, M. A.
Shaw, H.. w. Mayer, William I.
j McNulty, NJ: + Fairy, II. I. Dough.
art " A pt-tlar | Ia
. Kenna, Louis Held, A. II. Finerty
7 A. ]. kooch, j. j. Fox, NJ. j. Traynor
: Thoms F. Dougherty, j. j. .McGoyern, J.
, G. O'Nei, James Malloy, James Nc
keough, James B. GibneY, j. j. Dono
: van, L. j. Early, Rev. Hugo Paff, j. T.
Y Cogan, J.. A. Lenge, NJ. Sexton, T. S
{ Doherty, II. Z. Essor W. II. Shea, Rev
p. j. Hughes, Thos. +. Finn, James Nc
Weigh, John Il. Haley, +. McEvilly,
! VIM. NJ. Byrne, J. II. Coady, L. j. Nc
D tiittigan, Chas. B. Dougherty, X. I. Men
n ton, j. j. Cassidy, 2. j. Cahill, B. f
!. Heay, j. l.. Ieigler, Rev. James Comis
key, L. NJ. Monaghan, f. Nj. Sayers, A.
: A. Cahill, j. Purcell, M. Carey, j. Nc
It Cabe, y. I. Killroy, f. f. Kane
!. q. w. Malcom, j. @. Foster
VIM. Mcmahon, 7. f. Gormley, d. Nj
: Buckley, ]. o. Hara, H. A. Testing, G. A
I Smelt2er, j. A. Hamilton, IL. 7. Graham
!; James j. Corrigan, J. ]. Clark.
!. The wives of members and friend
). who were guests at the opening reception
were:
q Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick, Simon Fritz
is patrick, OF Plattsburg, n. Y; Mrs. ]
If McNey, Miss L. Jordan. Mrs. William
: Huber, Miss E. NJ. Higgins, Messrs
e Murry and Claffrey, OF Baltimore; Mrs
u 9. B. Dougherty, Mrs. P. A. Horty, Mrs
n j.. S. Rossell, Miss Cora Plunkett
ef Miss ODonnell, of Baltimore; Miss M
Murphy, Miss A. Brennan, Miss n
d Mrs. J. ByrGe, Mrs. E. B. Lele, Mis-
:. c. Traynor, Miss M. 7. Traynor Mis-
! n. Dordan, Miss n. Butler, Miss Doyle
= of New York; Mrs. A. j. Butler, Mrs. ]
le Gibney, Miss Milhollond, of Baltimore
e. Mr.. Murry and Mr.. Claffey, of Brooklyn
of Mrs. NJ. Donohue, Miss Donohue, Mis-
+ NJ. Mckenna, Miss X. Kane, Mrs. ]
!, Fox, Miss X. Fox, Miss n. Sweeney
d Miss Walters, Miss D. Killroy, Mrs. i
a. McGillon, Miss n. Ford, Mrs. G. A
Messick, Miss L. Lee, Miss X
McClafferty, Mrs. j. McCracken
Z Miss Jenny, Mrs. M. McKeough
d Mrs. Edw. II. Brennan, Miss Donovan
Miss Gallagher, Mrs J.. Donovan, Mis-
NJ. Mack, Mrs. j. H. Cody, Mrs. w. }
Gibbons, Nlifs X. B. Gibbons, Miss B
:. Sexton, Miss A. Dillon, Mrs. j. O'Neil
! Mrs. A. H. Finnerty, Mrs. j. Ford Mrs
y Il. Ogle, Mrs. j. A. Lengle, Mrs. L. Nc
I Dowell, Mrs. X, Hurdwrte, Mrs Grimm
=. Miss Fannie Crumlish, Miss NJ. Jordan
= = Mrs. BoIlen, Miss Tillie Graham, Mis-
y - Nora A. Carmody, Miss Nora Wolters
:, Miss Nan McSweeney, Mrs. P. j. Cahll
+, Miss Maggie Cahill, Mrs, Eugene Savers
T. Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. H. Essar, Miss NJ
Roesell, Mrs. .kienle, Mrs. Fairy, Mis-
Stella Sheridan, Mrs. Lizzie Dougherty
Miss Annie Dougherty, Miss X. Y
ID heelins, Miss I. Curren, Miss Ella Zieg
n Ter aud Miss Mary Ziegler.
Is Otis Delayed by Smallpox.
II SAN IrarriSrp Mly a Tho tranSnnr