The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-24
Knights of Columbus Institute
Big Lodge There.
IT, G.. IT. VIII Meet in Topeka in
May.

rrbs 6rsf annual banquet of ARK NO. F
60 Of the Knights of the Frolecte4 -Al-t1 a. n
was held Tuesday nlgnl IN the ulA'ii-9 +
roC,4r If the New Oxford hotel The oc-
casion was the first anniversary on lA9
organization of the lodge.
Preceding the banquet reception
was held At the X. p. hall on SEth ana
r,,7irr-, streets About 10 O'Clock the
members Of the lodge marched In a
BODY to the oxford hotel where plates
were laid for over 4 hundred. Ihe long
tables were decorated with carnaqohs
and these with glimmer Of the sllEei-
ware and the simmer of the spolless
table linen made very pretty scene.
Music was furnished throughout the
evening by Steinberg'J orchestra. Great
credit is due the management OF lll1
hotel for the success OF the banquet
After the good things to ear mad been
DISPOSED of Toastmaster O. b. Martin
took charge and the following pro-
gramme was gone through WIN
a Few Feeble Remarks. w. E Atehlson
The Past Year..-.......J. w. McCauley
The Annual Swarm ...-..--J- H. Watt
AS Seen by the Doctor r-.--...-- - :. =,
..--.-.. ... o.. lJr- r. H. ocuolt5
The Man on the Hearse J.. NJ PenWeI
Woman's Mission in the Ark.+.-.-..
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. s r. kutz
What I Think About It'd u. Mulin
A Ghostly Warning ..----. ----:. -.
........... Minnie Shepherd. Atchlson
A Knight. ......--.-..---.S S. r. kutz
The Epicurean's Dream c. II. hutz
My Feast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. Amos
Several Topeka members of the order
of Kniehts Of Columbus went to Atcnl-
son last Sunday to attend the lnstalit-
tiOn of the Sacred Heart council NO. -. t
the members Of which are Catholcs
The number of charter enrolment was
ST. which almost breaks the record ia
this state The AtchisOu GLOBE con
tains the following account Of the aflar
and attended high mass at the Church
of the Sacred Heart at 10. Father Ra-
phael, the pastor, having been instru-
mental in the organization of the coun-
ell. Father Matthias was the celebrant
of the mass. assisted by Father Alosius
Bradley as deacon. and Father Francis
Mcdonald as sub-deacOn The sermon
by Father Matthias, was on the subject
of Catholic fraternal orders, and the
good they are accomplishing, and is
highly spoken Of There was speciat /
music by the choir and the interior OF
the church was handsomely decorated f
The lodge was instituted at Odd Eel +
lows hall during the afternoon by teams +
from Chicago and Severance. assisted +
by r.. r. Hayden, district deputy and +
Better MOnahan, both Of Topeka. Tbs +
institution was followed by a banQuet. F
at which addresses We're made bg +
Father Harrigau of Topeka. Edward (
Heeney. of Severance. Judge McDon- /
aid and Judge p. II. Slattery. of Kan
BUDDY, OF St Joe, Father Matthew +
Bradley, of Dentonville. and others The /
principal toast at the banquet. by
cather OfRei1y, was on the subject (
Patriotism" Three degrees were -ex-
emolihed to the candidates of the in f
stltution, preceding the banquet the I
fhst and second degrees by the team +
referred to. and the third by Mr. Hay
At The Masonic. hail next Tuesday
night Iabud council No. A. r. and S. NJ, +
WI conLel degrees upon class of can T
dldates- The work will be followed bv 4
a supper for those in attendance
In May viii occur the annual grand T
council Of the U. c.. II of Kansas in this f
cIly ana preparations are already being /
taken up for the big gathering 1t was T
held in Emporia last year. OF all the
state traternal gatherings that of the +
NpHlnefclal travellers is probably the I
most FESTIVE as the people who attend +
turn out primarily to have a good time
Ahe programme Of the meeting win in
clude a banquet. dance, reception and
Lneatef party, If one can be worked up /
Two or three hundred DELEGATES win F
propably attend
Last Monday night the Woodmen of I
the World held very successful dance
ana oyster supper. Previous to fhe feed
ana amusements speeches were made /
94 j.. W. halser, state deputy from Fort
+'Nr+tNtf anu ~ NOleN OF 'IODeEI. This ]
was one on the regular gatherings of the +
cfEafllza ton, but extra preparati tious had
been made to secure a good attendance. I
mere was a large crowd, the ladies OF
the lodge being, present
Business with the local lodge of the
Fraternat Aid was good last Monday I
night Tt was the occasion OF the mask.
ed pail for which preparations had been
under way for three weeks and AM at
tendance OF about $50 people turned our
Next Monday evening a class of candf-
dates win be initiated. on February 9
the lodge viii give valentine entertain
ment and dance.
Gala company No. g uniform rank
Knights OF Pythias. has elected the fol-
loving officers for the coming year. T.
NJ. Penweh captain. T. A. Wall lieu
tenant, f. =. Van SAINT. second 5euten
anti J. w. Wehe, treasurer: G. r. Frost.
rocorder. The installation will be hel3