The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Maps showing the line Of march ans
parade orders we're yesterday issue
from Knights OF Columbus headquarteri
In the woodward Building. covering m,
participation Of the members Of the or
der In the Columbus Memorial parade
following the unveiling OF the Columbui
Memorial next Saturday.
They were mailed to the various juris.
dictions Of the order In the Untec
States and Canada, and bear the indorse
ment OF Supreme knight James A
| Flsherty, Of Philadelphia, and his mill
tary aid. Capt. Harry Coope, adjutant
First Regiment. District National Guard
/ The maps are copies OF the oficlal mar
issued from the once OF Gen. r. X
/ Evans, chief Of military division, Wal
! Department. who will be chief marshal
Of the parade.
! The head Of the column. consisting OF
| United States troops, blue jackets and
marines, win form at Seventeenth Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest The
knights Of Columbus division viii form
] on both sides OF the streets bisectinG
Pennsylvania Avenue. Capt. Coope and
OF Gen. Evans stan. went over the en-
tire formation programme yesterday and
made final arrangements.
The Knights of Columbus are reported
as highly enthusiastic over the coming
, pageant Drills are the order Of the
day in all Jurisdictions, and in the big
cities rallies are being held.
Every mail brings new lists to the
Public Comfort Committee in this city
requesting further accommodations.
A telegram received yesterday stated
that San Salvador Council, New York
City, will come to the unveiling on a
special train with 200 persons, members
OF the council and their families. The
degree assembly Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
will hold a review this afternoon, in
preparation for participation in the
pageant.
Thomas F. Flynn, Of Chicago, marshal
Of the fourth degree section, reports to
headquarters that the list Of mem
bers Of that degree who will participate
is increasing daily. There Is considerable
competition between the members Of the
fourth degree In New York and Chicago.
Massachusetts,, too. is a contender for
prestige. The members Of this degree
will wear silk hats and frock coats.
Reservations for seats at the banquet
on the evening OF June at Convention
Hall continue to arrive. A reservation
was made for a party OF 100 from De-
troit, Mich, at one OF the uptown
apartment houses. and with the request
for the reservation came a check for
nIty banquet TICKETS.
Saint Mary's Church was filed last
Sunday morning at 7 o'clock with the
members Of the order IN this jurisdic-
ton, who were in attendance at the an
nual communion service. Additional in
terest was given 10 the event in view
Of the fact that II was the first public
appearance OF the newly appointed ApOs-
tolic Delegate, assisted by Revs. Thomas
A. Walsh and Ignstius Fealy. with the
Rev. Fathers Roth and Mihms attached
to the church. Rev. George A. Dough-
erty. D. D., vice rector Of the Catholic
University, preached a sermon which was
very appropriate to the occasion.
The Executive Committee, on the part
OF the local councils Of K. OF C, held
its regular meeting on Monday evening,
State Deputy E. P. Harrington presiding.
and a large attendance of members pres
ent. All the committees appointed under
direction of the central committee, gave