The Washington times., 1904-11-27
Third Annual Entertain
ment OF Organization.
MUSICAL PROGRAM PROVIDED
Meetings and Plans Of Other Similar
Bodies-Large Gatherings, Much
Interest Shown.

evening ileL gave us tllilA 'lttNl leA'-I
ment of the season. The occasion being
a smoker, which was held I'm the rooms
OF the club at North Capitol and h
Streets.
As this was the formal opening Of the
club rooms to the men of Washington H.
an impromptu reception was held. The
club rooms were tastefully decorated for
the occasion with the cOlors or the eluD'
palms and chrysanthemums.
The smoker committee consisted or
owen A. Hart, Thomas j. Donovan, and
+. r. Hurley. over 30 guests were pres
ent. At SI5 Mr.. Hurley, as chairman OF /
the committee. called the assembly 10 /
order and introduced the vice president /
OF the club. Thomas j. Donovan, who /
on behalf of the club extended hearty i
welcome 20 the guests
Following the address Of welcome an
elaborate musical program was an
nounced. The following well-known tai
ent contributed 10 the program:
Tenor soloists. John J. Finnegan. Denis !
Sweeney. Lawrence Hurdle James
Byrne. William y. Ward. Piano solo
by Prof f. p Macklin. Basso solo by
Dr. William F. Kenealy Baritone solo
lists. j. Wise ByTnes, Frank Dougherty,
and owen A: Hart. Comic songs were
given by William Murphy, john J.
German. Thomas J. Trodden. Fred
Plant Richard a. Curtain, and l.. MoX-
ley. ReciJatiOns by William J. y. GeOg-
han. Bernard J. Drew, Henry J. Quinn,
and Frank j. Cleary. Every number on
the program was of the highest merit
and was worthy of the generous APP
plause it received. At the middle OF the
mUsical program an intermissiOn was
served
Father Fink Speaks.
Following the intermission. the Rev.
Edward Y Fink, s. J.. pastor of St
Aloysius Church. and president eX-oih-
clio OF the Aloysius Club. was introduced.
He congratulated the club on the mark
cd progress Il has made, and spoke OF
the bright future before it. Following
Dr Fink's address. the Rev. Father Z.
Del Mcdonald S. j.. moderator of the
club. was called on for a few remarks.
Father Mcdonald spoke of the aim and
object Of the club, and Of the progress
already made, and what possibilities
The future offered. After Father Me
Dolald's address the musical program
was continued until a late hour.
Among those present were Rev. Father
Fink. 5 J.. Rev Father Pittar, Rev.
Father Mcdonald. Rev. Father William
Cahnl, Rev Father DOOley. Rev. Father
DAILY, Rev. Father Fleming. and Dr.
James j. KilToy, DIT J. II. Digges. @.
NJ. Wilmeth. J. S. Burns, j. p. King,
William T. Alattingly, Robert NJ Ryce'
William l. X Geoghan, Michael J.,
Icahy. Deniel J. Leahy, Walter l. Plant,
Matthew T. Horn, Mr.. Romanelh, r. >
crown. George I. Burns William X
Dove. +. P. Cleary, J. Landreau' Jr.
r. NJ Cunning. Edward +. O'Rellly' r.
II Gallagher. william J. Gallagher Nor
ris Ready, c. A. Mattimore, Joseph A
NJ Carthy. j. A. Carr, J. A. Collins, u
Rex Fry. Thomas p. Kennedy, car
ence +. Donohue, William }. Howard
over J. Cleary, AT 5. FennelL Jr.' w
T. Eenealy. Joseph H. Hurley j.
Joseph Kennedy. Lawrence Bateman
Francis +. Hurley. Larry y. Richmond
Jobn ]. Foley, John J. Fuller, w +
NcIde John ]. Curtain, Richard A
Curtain. Philip T. McCarten, Edward A
Dillon. r. Whitty. J. A. Jones. r. NJ
NVelch. B. Barry, Joseph II. Cannon
William A. Crawford, Ames A. Creemer
4 Henrict.v, - N. Mattingly, &. y
smith. James A. Byrne, Daniel p J
NicKennon. Leon W. Gray, Daniel j
I.ix. Lawrence NJ Hurdle. Hugh J. Muir
raw, Francis J. Cahiil. Albert J. Kun
mer. Joseph i. Cahin, Henry Wilson
T. s Falls, William J. Quill, Ihoma'
Hagan. H.. A Waystaff, Bernard }
Drew. r. NJ Byrne, Edward 5. Quinlan
William j. Quniau. T.. O'Leary. p ID
Breen. Thomas j. Crowley, Patrick ;
Healy. Francis l. Neubeck, p. j. Nj
land, Frank r. Burke, John NJ. OShea
John H. Ontrich. John J. Kane. Jane
II
Macklin. Thomas j. Crook. Edward J
Crowley. John A. Myers, Robert Z
Crowley IL A. Menke, +. J. Plant, II
J. Quinn. Robert j. Quinn, A +. l.
Ruhe, John +. Luitech. Thomas j. Trod
den. 1r., Thomas DOer, Bernard A
Rover. Joseph 4. Becker. Richard X
D-NeilI J. AlOysus Eckloff g. c. Nil
Ter David Thomas, J. ketcham, GeoTg
j. KOlb. Charles j. COlliere. James HeT
bert, Michael e. Collins Francis
sheehy John Mellon. owen J. CorrigaI
Claude O'pouohue, John II, BOrgel
Francis j. Bergen. Maurice A. Wolf,
William III. McGrann. Thomas B. Eel
lon. John A Hogan, Vincent r. Cileutt
J. Edward Connolly, and many other
Vote Of Thanks.
After the smoker the club extended
vote Of thanks 10 Matthew Horn. Pro
Kubel. Mr. Werner. and f. p Mackli
for their courtesy in accompanying a
singers. The next public function Of u
club viii be given on Wednesday. eve
ing. next November 30. when a dan
will be given. The AloysiUs Club h
been established about six weeks. al
already has large membership. whi
is steadily increasing. The purpose
the club is solely that of social enjO
ment and participation IN athletic spor
u has two fine bowling alleys. and
fortunate I'm having as members of 4
club some OF the best boWlers In Was
ingtOn Next season it promises 10 p
"a strong bowling team In the field, al
viii join one OF the District boWli
leagues.
The club has also some good baseb
players as members. and Will join I
league next season. The officers OF I
club are as follows: President DaN
Thomas: hrst vice president, William
kenealy; second vice president Thorn
j. Donovan treasurer, Marshall
smith; financial secretary. Charles
Collicre, recording secretary, G. I.OJ
Eckl0f: general secretary, Robert
Quinn The meetings OF the club q
held in the clubrOoms al North Capt.
and X Streets on the Friday precedi
the third Sunday OF every month.
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