The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-28
LOYAL KNIGHTS
GIVEN BANQUET 7
Elaborate Affair Follows EXem-
plifeation of Degrees ON
Large Class.
GOOD WORK OF CATHOLIC
ORGANIZATION Is TOLD
Toast Makers Urge knights to
Strive Even Harder TO
Raise Standard.

Raise Standard.
Following the exempliiication Of the
first three degrees OF the order. about
600 members Of the knights Of Column
bus. headed by Held's military band
marched from the old knights OF Colum-
bus hall in the Jennings block, where
the work OF comforting the degrees had
been done. to the beautiful cathedral
of ST Mary Magdalenc. In the basement
OF which an elaborate banquet. prepared
by the ladies of the church, was ten
dered them. John p. Tanning. lecturer
or the local council, acted as toastmas-
, ter. and toasts were responded 10 By
The Rt. Rev. Laurence Scaulan, bishop
Of The diocesc OF Salt Lake, the Rev.
Dean Harris and others.
The degrees We're conferred upon thirty
ono candidates Sunday afternoon a, the
old hail Of the organization. The first
degree was conferred By Grand knight
Harvey. Chancellor w. ~. Beary and
Warden james King. Past Grand Knight
y. ]. I.aron,ie. assisted by j. b. Cosgriff.
the second degree 'rhe ihlrd degree
was conferred by District Deputy A j.
B:i;neau and staf. The work was ex-
o'clock mass at st. Mary's cathedral in
a body. The work Of comforting tho de-
Srees began promptly at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
knights in Parade.
~ tho close Of the cxemplficaton of
the degree at Jennings hall the knights,
500 strong. headed by HGld's band
rlarcEed Gown Main street TO Third
and then on 20 ST, Maiy's cathedral. A
tlse representation was present from
Ogden.
The banquet was an claboretc affair
II WAS gwen Under The ,lir.gt ipt, of ba
ladies' of the church and The Young ladies
waited upon the tables. The. banquet
and decorated and opened as a perma-
icut nall Tor amusement purposes and
INC use 9f The chlTch societies. was made
RID, pink and white carnations used on
The banquet tables.
>, IN; toas.maSter OF the evening. J. p.
fanntng was introduced in a few appro-
priste remarks by Grand knight Carten.
MT. ti1ning. In responding made refer
once IL the beautiful new banquet hall.
Ihe kt Rev. Bishop Scanlan was then
situation Of the Catholic church from
his advent into Utah TO The present, He
declared de- es that the United states is in
theu piood for TINS great, free country.
Advises Worthiuess.
rhc bishop advised ali good Catholic
AounS men 10 mako Themselves worthy
o. t1e name OF Americans AS good
1atho.ir tbai1 Ne Nouns men, the bishop declared
bishop's toast was followed by musical
selections by the knights OF Columbus
quartcttc
-, ''ehn can, Harris @ congratulated The knights
on tlcir loyalty not only to the head OF
the church. but 10 tho church itself lie
paie glowing tribute 10 Bishop ScanIan
a'9. aha ms warm hearted. courageous and
1espiis nie. He predicted q great future
Tor the order Of tho knights Of Colnm-
ous. locally and elsewhere. for. lie de-
cI'reo. INC order is made up OF thc best
oi mpnhood. The uamc of Inc Knights
M columbus, tn" speaker declared ia
il'e standard of the highest quality and
T,.andard ,.a OF manhood. He admonished
nigh az possible.
Dsah Harfs,s address was followed by
"a =, solo. "Ail Ask Of You Is Love- by A.
Father J.. DUBOIS OF All TIsl,ow. coI
hHe' rcierrsd 10 the mission ahead os
, inc Cathoiic isity. declaring that t:atho-
tSs ues snomld d, DC good citizens and help In
Grand Knight f. }. Carton thanked the
oilccrs, ladies' and knights for making
rs, 1ne aiIalrs or the day grand success
!. ktns. Among others who responded
TO tonsts We're Chancellor William III
Lar. Lear ;. a. McCinnis OF Ogden, who
paid "A tribute 10 both the knights of
lolur1bus Of Salt JUkc City and of the
Junction City. and Phillip F'fnnigan and
Z. kellilIer
world influence.
district Deputy Bruneau spoke OF the
mother church as the great Christian
izpg influence Of the world with one
long unbrokcn line or accomplishments.
nc declared that the knights of ColuIn-
Dus should so conduct themselves that
oi that passage "by their fruits We shall
know them . Charles McCuiro OF Oc
den made few remarks. and was fol-
lowed BY State Deputy George j. Gibson.
VINO declared that hc is a knight OF Co.
Iunbos because he wishes 10 associate
with Christian gentlemen.
The banquet WAS given under tho di-
reetion OF the following women:
Mrs F. Carten, Mrs. d. j. Laramie.
Mrs., Mrs; B. 2 o. Mecklenburg, MIS-; Thomas
Bruneau: Mrs. j. King Mrs. Thomas as
Owens, Mrs j. b. McEnany. Mrs. Kav-
anaugh Mrs p J., oCarrol. Miss NJ
The following young women waited
upon the tables:
Agnes. McEntec., Aiine cartcn. Irene
Rose McDonough. Genevieve o 'connor'
Wsndn GosinskI. Nathiyn Owens, Grace
McGonasie Florence sullivan. Mary
her Florence Gillis. Hattie F'inegan.
Mary ellis. Kathyn Driscoll. Nellie Mi
AIahor. stella Kane. Bessie Stone, Alice
Tcwnlcv. Hanmlc Falcon. Iottie C.hnn-
iron. Rose Stephens. ElIzD beth O'Con-
nor Florence Locke, Ruth KilIeen. Rose
Stephens. Claire Drlscoll.
List Of Candidates.
The names OF those upon whom the
FIRST three. degrees. of the order were
conferred Sunday afternoon follow:
c. j. Allcarn. T. L. Anderson, NJ A.
Burke. C. w. Brooks. Il. t. Piegood, f.
". Berger. William Douehertv. e C.
Dunn. John Duffy. J. j. Diehl. +. J.
t'aEan. DIR, r. V. Golden. f. p IIolll-
han John IInngauer Percy Johnstone.
7, E. Long. James Lynch, G. H. Nc
Lnughlin. Donald Morrison. William Nc
Call NJ. Maloney. j. j. NARROW +. II.
Mccall. S. a. Nelligan., William O'Brien.
H. s. ONeill T. II. Porter w NJ. Ro-
'zirr. p. Reynolds, Martin Lesack ], a.
Wolfe,