The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-26
CHANGE IN PLANS.
NO. K. OF C. PARADE ON NEW HAVEN CHAPTER FIELD DAY.

hA EA bhsAN AGAS 1@
 Corner stone Ceremonies Dismissed for
 the SuInmer-BIg Demonstration at
 Dedication of National HsadGuartFrs
 Here Next Year-FieId Day Arrange
 ments.
 Because of the distance and time re- uuired to attend the national conven- ton at Los Angeles Cal, this summer, the national board of directors or Knights of Columbus have voted to hold no corner stone ceremonies this summer. It has also been decided not to attempt a parade on the field day or the Connecticut councils at Savin ROCK on Tuesday, August 15. All efforts in this direction will be concentrated on the monster celebration at the dedlca- ton of the national headquarters puila- ing in New Haven next year.
 These new arrangements and plans were made known to members or the order by means of q circular issued from the home office recently. For reasons stated above the field day will be the only big affair attempted III New Haven until the dedication. :.
 The New Haven councils Will do all in their power to make Tuesday, Au- gust 15, a day of pleasure in Knights or Columbus circles, and one long to be remembered as an orderly and credita- ble gathering in the name Of the non ored order.
 Seven committees have been appoint ed to arrange all the details for the field day, and they have entered on their duties with considerable enthusi- asm, thereby ensuring day Of com fort, pleasure and good fellowship.
 The athletic committee has engaged the baseball grounds, where ball games and all kinds of athletic sports will be features. Valuable prizes have been generously offered by the Consolidated Street Railway company, Knights or Columbus baseball teams are cordially invited to send in their applications to compete, to the undersigned secretary. There will be both track and field events, exclusively for Knights of Co- lumbus men, and also open events for all the crack amateurs.
 The transportation committee will ar range for special rates and extra rail road facilities, and have been assured < by the trolley company that the best service will be granted.
 The reception committee will arrange for reasonable rates and get accommo- dations at the New Haven and Savin Rock hotels and restaurants, and at the many Savin Rock bathing and dan # cing pavilions. On August 15 it will be high tide at noon.
 The advertising committee will keep all the brothers and the public in gem eral informed as to the progress of ar arrangements, and of all the plans for the enjoyment of visitors.
 The entertainment committee is al ready at work to provide other pleas ures besides the athletic features, and will make arrangements for special privileges at .tThe Famous White City" and at the other numerous and attrac- tive pleasure resorts at savin Rock.
 The following named have been ap- pointed to make full arrangements for the field day: x
 Executive Committee-Jos E. Ahern, chairman; William R. Carroll. secretary; Joseph J. Reilly, treasurer; William H. Sellwood, George T. Bou- cher, Patrick l.. Harkins, William F.. Shanley, M. Joseph Donlan, John E. Maher, John J. Turbet, Frank J. Kin ney, J. F. Dorsey.
 Ladies' Auxiliaries Committee--Ber- rard E. Lynch, Daniel Connors, Daniel Kiernan, Frank Cox Edward Carney, William Maley, Owen B. Reilly.
 Entertainment Committee Arthur E. Culver, Edward Lyons, John Foher, James J. McCullom, John H. McDer- mott, Daniel J. Carroll, Bernard E.. Farrell, Thomas E. Meagher, Thomas F. Ryder, Thomas O'Brien, Daniel De- vine, William Fitzgerald, Peter s. Dunn.
 Athletic Committee James Healy, John Kinney, John B. Judge, George T. Boucher, Michael F. Shea, John H. welch, Alexander Bieto, Thomas Har- kins, Edward c. Mooney, John E. Dou- ghan, George Breen
 Reception Committee--John H. Lane, John J. Oates, John McGrath, Philip E Lynch, Jeremiah J. Sullivan, Thomas Reyes, James Mclaughlin, Patrick H. Dunn John c. Gilligan, Philip Hussey, James F. Bruton.
 Advertising Committee-John G. Mc- Gowan, Mathew W. Leahy, James P. Gallivan, William F. Shanley, Patrick T. O'Dea, Daniel w. Brennan, Joseph J. Reilly, James R. Maxwell Isaac E. Booth.
 Transportation Committee-John B. Judge, Frank F. Landy, Thomas F. Fitzsimmons, John B. Dunn, M. Joseph Donlan, John A. Mclaughlin.
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