The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-09
NEW K. OF c. COUNCIL
FOR SALT LAKE CITY
Colorado Men Come Over to
Institute Lodge.
BANQUET AT KNUTSFORD
PROGRAMME FOR VISITORS AR
RANGED FOR TODAY.

Salt Lake council No. COZ. Knights Of
/ Columbus. sprang into being yester-
day. Thirty-seven citizens of salt
Lake were conducted through the mys-
teries Of three degrees in this extensive
order in the presence of two score Colo
RADIO knights who came to Salt Lake in
a special car for that purpose. The
proceedings lasted from early yester-
day afternoon until early this morning.
a banquet at the knutsfOrd following
the initiation.
The visiting knights arrived in the
city over the Rio Grande at 80 O'Clock
yesterday morning They were enter
tanned during the forenoon by the men
VINO were to become the charter men,
bers of Salt Lake council. and in the
afternoon initiatory ceremonies were
held in A O. u w. hall. Owing TO
the limited time the visitors had for in
itiatOry work three degrees were
worked during the afternoon. There
are four degrees in all. but TO become
eligible 10 the highest degree a PRISON
must have been a member of the order
at least two years.
Tn initiatOry work was done by a
team Of fourteen from Denver council
No 539, and lasted until about 9 o'clock
in the evening
James ]. German. national organizer,
had general supervision of the ceremo-
MES. The officers in charge of the
work of the first and second degrees
were, Grand knight George O. Dostal
Deputy Grand knight John y. Rogers,
Chancellor Dan b. Carey, Warden NJ
c: Dolan and Lecturer Charles Mast
Inc third degree work was in charge
of John H. Reddin, territorial deputy
supreme knights of Colorado Bishop
Seaman was present during the after
noon.
Members of the Lodge.
Following are the officers and charter
members OF Salt Lake council No 6O2:
Ohicers-M. A. Hughes. grand
grand knight; James G. Doolittle
chancellor; John J. Harvey, recording
secretary; Ed +. Stolzenberger. finan-
claI secretary; Frank E. McGurrin
treasurer; William P. O'Meara. lee
turer; George Jay Gibson. advocate.
Edgar V Duncan, warden; u. V. Du-
guet, inside guard: c. F. p FITZGERALD.
outside guard; p. J. McKenna, physi-
can; James O'Connor, Edward McGur-
rim. trustees
Charter Members-Thomas n. Rren-
nan, John Costello, Martin E. Callahan.
g j. Collins, Michael Champion. James
u Doolttle, Edgar V Duncan, George
". Doyle, Y. V. Duguet. c. F. p. Fitz-
gerald, Philip fitzmaurice, George J.
Gibson, NJ. A Hughes, NJ. D., William
j. Halloran, Oswald Veltz, James Ivers.
FRANK j. Scarpa, John J. Harvey. D. d
hickey, Gilbert Hannigan, D. M Leon
ara, n B. Dooley, Edward McGurrin.
FRANK r. McGurrin, p. J. McKenna.
NJ. D., Henry c. Monter Thomas Mar
name, Frederick T. McGurrin. Carl
Neuhausen. William P. O'Meara James
- conner, Thomas ]. O'Brien, Charles
forter. Ed F. Stolzenberger T. J.
lvers, J. b. Cosgriff, NJ. J. McGiiI.
Banquet at Knutsford.
After the ceremonies of initiation
were over, the knights went to the
knuTEfOrd for the ha
McGurrin was POSTMASTER. The tOasts
We're entirely informal. remarks being
made by District Deputy Supreme
knight John H. Reddin of Denver.
John NJ. Hartman of Colorado Springs
Charies Henkel of Pueblo. Rev. H. l.
McMinanin of Colorado Springs. and
w p. O'Meara and George J. Gibson
OF Salt Lake. There We're also reeita-
tions by Thomas Burt of Chicago and
CHARLES A. Mast of Denver
The visiting knights viii remain
curing today and some will not go
nome until Tuesday evening At 10
CLOCK this forenoon, the local council
and the visitors will have their pic
lures taken in group in front of the
new cathedral At II o'clock they will
attend an organ recital by Professor
J. J. Mcclellan at the tabernacle The
AFTERNOON viii be spent at Saltair the
tram leaving at 2:20 o'clock. At s
CLOCK IN the evening will be the in
stallation of officers at the Ladies' Lii
efary club rooms. The programme for
tomorrow has not been arranged.
Inc committee in charge of the en-
teTtalnment is composed of Chairman
coward +. Stolzenberger. Edward Nc
turin. James O'Conner. James q
DooHttle and DR.. p. J. McKenna. The
reception committee is composed of the
ioIlowlng; DR., NJ. A. Hughes. chair
man Carl NJ Neuhausen. William ]
ttaIloran, Thomas J. O'Brien. George
}. Gibson. Charles F. Porter. RobeTt
Gorlinski. d. NJ. Leonard. William p
OMeara, Frank Z. McGurrin, Henry g
Mohter, G J. Collins. Michael Cramp-
ton, Gilbert Hannigan.