Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
KNIGHTS OF COL
UMBUS TOHOLD
INITIATION
At Elks' Opera House. IN This
Ciy. on Sunday.
October n.

TIE LOCAL COUNCIL VIII NlNN HIlNNNiA
demonstration of Columhianlam. No
expense or labor has been spared by
lhe energetic committee ln charge 90
make The dav nraud sncrnaa. The
number of outoftuWn knishia viii be
greater than ever before Ia me history
81 thr local rouncli A highly enceeas'
fui team from Chicago win make q
special trip to Albuquerque 90 confer
the major degree.
The proNFam Tor the day az OUT
lined by the committee on arrange.
meats viii be8in ai a. No.. with
solemn high mass and trained choir,
AZ which bishop pilavsi Of Santa Fo
NJ H.. win deliver a short appropriate
sermon on she day. All the members
and candidates will receive holy com
muni0n In a body az this mass The
initiation exercises proper will begin
promptly al / T. ~. The fOlluwiag
local team has befn selected TO Ok.
empilfy the hrst two degrees q. ~
0aFRan. o. X; J. b. McManua. y. @
*; j. a. Oiiphant. c.; r. J. AFiher,
W.: ~. ~. Wallonhorat. I. O.. l.. r.
Delaney. r. 3. The knights Of Colum
bus choir. under the direction of p
p Kelly. will render the musical f0a-
lures of the exercises.
owing 10 the very large number of
applications for membership into the.
order Il has been decided 90 limit theI
number of the class % hfiy. As this
number has flready been reached al
number 90 applications viii Do held
over until the regular spring initiation,
The following d a list OF those who
have already qualified for membership
Ia the order.
william Beauchamp, Patrick J Mc.
Shane. Earl Wilson. w. n. Dohorly.
Frank krusko, Patrick OOrady, Chas.
n McDermott, Charles J. Berger,
z hos G. LahafHe. owen W. Kane.
Herman Glcstcttor. Emil ulosteiler.
Jos. ". Aasolin. J. j Fogariy. Larry
Mcdonald. a. 3. Johnson, Martini
klopf. james Peters, John Hildobrand,
y. NJ Maioney. W. n. leng. q. r..
Partridge. Henry J. Harrison, A. Chau-
win. German Bolknnp. Thos. Millett,
d., Bernard O'LauEhlin, r. J. OHor.
on. j. 3. Erangle, Martin J. Byrnoss
j. r. Binkort, Geo. n. Boyle. Albert
Butts. william Chisholm, ~ AiphOn.
sus Skces, n. A. O'Drien. r. .. LAWYER,
}. u. Armlio. 2. q. Sanchez. a. s..
Tosaler. Thos. NJ. Danahy, =. ~ Glgal-I
d.
The banquet. which 10 being made
feature OF this years. dolnga, viii
suFpsss anything ever attempted byI
the Albuquerque council. a thousand
yards of bunting ~ royal purple, cardl'
nal nnd gold, hastily drapcd by an
expert decorator, viii completely cove
the walls Of The banquet hall The
same color effect win be- carried out
with the electric lights. The numerous
omblems OF the order Will DO artistic
ally shown In drapod designs about
the tables and walls A raised band
platform win seat ono OF the best
local orchesiraa fully uniformed TO
the sweet music OF the orchestra a
dozen colored walters viii anticipate
every wish Of each Individual knight.
The committee, who are caring for
this feature Of the days exercises.
Is: J. .. Johnson. Y. Comeau. J. w.
Prestel, "A. $ Tiorney ,. s. Boayen.
/ r. y. pinkeri
Che hundred and sixty thousanf
men. principally In the United satek
and CaNada, have been assembled Ia
tho fratcrnal order. known as the
Knights OF Columbus. The foundation
principles Of this order are charity.
unity. brotherly love and patriotism
There is nothing new in any OF ;hose
principles. Their necessity will be-
readily acknowledged BIS the most
careless observer OF human llle. and
q may be said with some truth that
The principles are trlie and. by thcm.
selves devoid Of inspiration except
under peculiar circumstance
Yet these principles have served as
the foundation OF the knights OF Co
lumbus, and continue 10 serve. Tho
tremendous success OF tho order can
not By due simply to he worth OF the
principles themselves. for other orders
have had principles equally as worthy
yei have persisted or have become In
famous.
10 q evident. therefore. that what
distinguished the Knights OF Colum.
BINS n powerful, growing society. fr0m
doc1dout on non'ErowinE ones win
equally worthy fundamentals. is either
the application Of tho principles by
tAe members on the presentation of
The principles TO the members. That
continued success must be due. iH
considerable measure. 10 both prcson.
iniion hud application Is Foif-ovidont
The presentation Of the principles
is achieved Through mo method term.
ga degrees Here. hy appropriate
rhetoric. aRiliul division OF dutlos.
careful selection OF accessories. nov,
city and force Of Illustration and con.
soientious onert GA the part OF officers
the presentation % made dramatic.
stirring. uplifting and magnetic.
The beauty 0f the first degree OF
the Knights Of Columbus is beyond an
question There ~ absolute unanl.
nifty on thla point The wonderful
enthusiasm producing qualities OF tho
third degree. iiH illuminating and con-
vinclng demonstration OF the worth
and necessity for brotherly love are
Responsible for much OF the growth az
the order. These two degrees ropre.
sent practical perfection In le9sekn
teaching and thought compulalon.
The remarkable outcome az the
planting OF the knights of Columbpa
10 many parts ~ the country has bean
an Increased torvur of rolirlona M.
lief, and expansion of actual charitv
a moral uplifting of the mombere And
o spirit of chiYairy. a iondoncv io
knlghuy endeavo, Tor the ehnrcb
ihie mas hetn So pronounced AS to
cause tho order of the Knights of 90.
lumbua 40 be studied hy friend and Zoe
alike TO discover the essential of M
success
Major W. u. IA. Liowoliyn arrived
this morning from his homo al Tas
Cruces The major has heen dolnp
some hunting IN the southern pan IN
the territory recenty with great sue.