The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
K. 0F {. TAKE
IN bic CLASS
Following Which 400 Sit Down
TO Banquet in Honor of
New knights.
SUNDAY IS GALA DAY
FOR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Festivities Incident to Initia-
tion and Banquet Last Well
Into Night.

WIN tHS lIUpfeSSlNely Dcaut1ul ritual
OF the order fifty-five candidates were
initiated Sunday at Castle hall into the
| ranks of Salt Lake council No 6o2 Of
the Knights Of Columbus Following the
initiation a grand banquet was given in
honor OF the new members, participated in
by about 400 guests. at the knights OF
Columbus hall on First South street.
Present at the initiation and the BAN
quet were members of the order from Salt
AXE. Ogden. Park City, Eureka, Poca-
| tello, Reno. Denver and Ely
The initiation work was commenced
at 1:3o o'clock p. m.. and il was $3.50 p.
m. before the three degrees had been en-
empified. The first degree was con-
ferred by Grand Knight i. ]. Carten OF
salt Lake council 602. Deputy Grand
Knight A. j. Bruneau, Chancellor J. n
Wright, Warden j, J. King and the Salt
Lake degree team. The second degree
was eXempliied by State Deputy Supreme
Knight George j. Gibson Inuuisitor J. p.
fanning and Chancellor William II. Leary.
The third degree was conferred by Dis
trict Deputy Supreme Knight Edward
McGurrln. Warden Frazier and the state
degree team.
New Knights.
Following is the list OF new members:
A. a. Burke, NJ, c, brennan. W. w.
loc"''l' ~ - DUH, NuTNln,
Francis Cashln. +. P. Dunno. Thomas
Doolittle. Charles Driscoll. J.. J. Dorgon,
". j, benson, w. Donlin. ], p. Dineen.
n. c. Emge. A. T. FlnerE, j. Z. Gan
ellis. Richard L. Gregg, F. l.. Hansing.
J. D. Hennessy. II. +. Holkenbrink. II.
G; Harmon, ] P Hurley L: Hardin,
| klehm, Richard Bricher. NJ. P. Lanegon,
Frank Booney. r. Leroy Edward Nc
Etee. John McKenna, D. n Mudd. i: c.
James O'Hogan, Joseph oleson, Timothy
O'Connor. c. J, Pannetier, T. l., Powers,
r. +. Reynolds. Earl Roach. Peter p.
sullivan. George Stephen, D. M. Swec-
ney, +. ]. Tighe.
Outburst of Enthusiasm.
Following the comforting OF the third
! degree, there was an outburst of enthu-
| siasm characteristic OF such occasions
Then the members Of the order formed in
line OH Main street. and headed by Held's
band and to The strains OF stirring mu-
| sic marched to the nights OF Columbus
| hall where a grand banquet had been
! prepared by the Children Of Mary. an Or
gsnization Of young ladies OF ST Mary's
The hall had been prettly decorated for
| the joyous AFFAIR and the tables fairly
groaned beneath the weight of good
| things prepared by the young ladies'
| When the then hungry knights had par
! taken OF the bountcous spread they were
| further rcgaled with an excellent pro-
| Hl2nlno oil lOaSlS, al. ditiuS
| as POSTMASTER.
Before the programme of toasts was
| concluded the Ogden knights were com
pelled 10 leave for their tram ana IN
| the Salt LAX council and the Children OF
| Mary
Father Guinan Speaks.
| The EDv. Father j. j. Guinau NJ >,
| presldcn. of All Hallows college, gave an
excellent opening address on "EaHca- Ti
| - "A hot lao IL al
umbus had always stood in the front
I ranks in the support OF educati IN
| stltulions. AS an example OF their loyal
| w he alluded To the endowment OF nail
a million dollars for the Catholic univer-
| sIty al Washington by members OF the
order. He also alluded TO the enthusias-
tic support of All Elallows college by the
| knights in the west. He said tlaL ne Is
| proud of the fact that many OF the aluhl :
| nj of the school are active members oil
the knights Of Columbus In the various
| councils in the intermountain region.
| Or M. A Hughes followed with. re-
! snonsc to the toast "Our Council Inc
sneaker gave a history OF the INCEPTION
of the knights OF Columbus orsanlza- "a
zion in Salt Lake, which really was the
nuc,cus for the movement throughout
| the intcrmountain region he sald thal
| n was n memorable occasion, SepteilDner
9. 1901, when salt Lake connGn' No, ,a ov.
came into existence Win 'i''' so
'eI W =" II, Lcary responded 70 the toast
"Christopher Columbus. bcgihIinS g rs, IN ~,
bunoro,s vein he said that as the latueI
| nf CHRISTOPHER Columbus was "on, ,
corohcr. and he is a Democrat ne ai1
| moi care TO talk any more thdn Lc - ~
10 about a wool man nnrfrh dnIn, !" life and
Inc wonderful work OF the sipel oisJoo
erer. He said that It must nave ,oEie LIZ ss
uuho,Inded courage TO cross 'l" 1 -
ocean with unknGw,a n,d aa%s his ships, From
mutinI,esnS nov of Givwd Golum6ns he said, all the
,,,er,b bsrs of the order can learn Stga. ei i
sorg that will be oil worth "
the battle of litc,
Plus Not Equivocal
,--,,,,;,o, Mr. Lcary. "A toast to our
rph1Nup6 rphpupar" was responded TO by the
r,o,F no, rather Dubois OF All iailo~S co, !,
ia,e rather Du Bois. who llVcu III ,,,y,Itv ,,u -
number of Years; mao i5co cno Of q'l tnc char
OF lol ~ tbn greatest Catholic ol tnGln
ai He said that, contraTy !" ~ hocame
;nn exnrcssed at the time Fun n,,tjSr -, The
@ lon .iGr he was a compromise Po'Itii' ,ho
pontll; nI liz had demonstrated In e tne
holy ,.sm yonrs that he Is ANYTHING m 2I''
pass snsomSnronise pontiff, His acts. ios n" beer e
clared. have naVe ter- seclng Sc wisdom and
chai. ',r,tversalIy beloved for his s'er'i'E
a Qualities of character; ;r Conn then
dJ Ahcrn of New liaeeh. lii ,,,anncr fol.
reclteu LIN q short talk TO the kiuet1e ~
lo"lns, ,cI, he complimcnted tnenl on ths ,nc
q nIc",ience of their orsan'"A'''"'
west, IL, c Ogden congratulated
I :. a; 'I'nI,e council on the e%ce,,G"' ~ "a
d the the,i;Snaijons ISt. OF the degree, n codn.
d there was a time tiia, al, Lake, but that
ell was w. nnossed. as the Salt Lake ,,or,r NGi''
e dny, % has ouPpstrips Psnsig Ogden in degree work
/ Fourth Degree ,,..
!, ~rno Fourth Degree Dss1 was ;s 'bS sS STD'oiI T )
= Of The toast RESP In,,,,iv supreme knight
Hy" ssst 1,sls %%ssf ss'" sS
5ss III shs sasS SH dssSi i
those present si ihet tne Knights i8[ hts Of Columbus