Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
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OF all the thousands OF visitors to the
city probably none journeyed as far TO
witness the unveling as have p V. Ryan,
former mayor of Bathorst New South
Wales. Australia. and A. E. Ellis. presi-
dent Of the Hardwood Lumber Merchants
Association Of New South Wales. They
left Australia in March and do not eX-
pect to return until next January. Al
ready they have visited China. Japan and
Canada and before they return TO their
homes they expect to visit practically
every country of the globe.
Washington Cross of East Orange, who
is secretary to Representative Mccoy of
New Jersey, is entertaining several friends
from that state.
Besides State Deputy +. Sweeney and
other officials. the Bayonne, y. j., party
contains u. Sweeney, j. +. Bagnell, j. +.
Devne. NJ. +. Crowty and Joseph Brady.
The delegation from Havana. Cuba.
paradeo In the same attire as when march
ing at home. all white and straw hats.
This delegation consists of o. a. Horns
by, territorial delegate: T. Kennedy, +.
w. Elheas. G. L. O'Donnell. grand
knight: DR.. Pevichet, lecturer; Fec de la
treasurer. and II. A McAndrew.
Visitors of prominence who arrived late
yesterday afternoon or last evening fol-
low: George +. Monohan of Detroit. ma
tional trustee: Martin F. Carmody of
Grand Rapids. Mich. national vice presi-
dent: State Deputy McGill of Atlanta.
Ga. Father Cronn of Jersey City. N j.;
Big Frank Smith of New York, hut
formerly Of this city and foot ball coach
at Georgetown; George Landweir Of Cum
berland. Md; State Deputy Ed Sweeney
OF Bayonne, y. j.; w. q. Roberts. secre-
tary Of the Bayonne organizations: P. ii.
Dryer. reporter of the body; State War
den McGiennan Of Jersey City. n. j.:
National Warden Thomas mclaughlin:
Richard Mooney, school commissioner of
Hoboken, n. j., and f. ]. O'Donnell of
Schuylkill county. Pa.
Arriving aboard a steamer of the Nor
folk and Washington line this morning
were about Us knights Of Columbus and
a large contingent of others from Norfolk
ceremonies incidental to the Columbus
memorial unwilling. Steamers that ar
rived here yesterday had aboard a large
number OF passengers from the river
counties Of Maryland and Virginia who
came to witness the ceremonies.
A dancing party was given in Knights
Of Columbus hall last night by Potomac
Council, No. 4S3. K. OF c. The program
was opened with concert by W. o.
music for the dancing. Refreshments
were served. The assembly committee
OF Potomac Council consists of Daniel ].
Marshall. chairman: William F. Column
bus, Richard A. Curtin, Vincent B. Cos
tello. Frank A. Dougherty. William c.
Feely. Frank L. Hewitt, Frank ]. Nc
Dermott. William B. McGrath. Thomas j.
Mahoney. Michael ]. Murphy. James j.
O'Leary. Walter l. Plant and William A.
Smith.
A delegation Of $50 knights from Chi
cago will return home by way of New
York. leaving Washington on special
trains Monday night. The Chicagoans
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Connery and Mr..
and Mrs Robert M. Sweitzer of Chicago
will remain in the city for several days
lantic City, New York and Boston. Mr..
Connery is city clerk of Chicago
Chicagoans continued to pour into the
city last night and this morning. and as
far as possible are making the Raleigh
their headquarters. Some of the Chi
Capt. E. Fl. White. John Fox. Cor
neilius Kelly, Mr.. Brisch. Edward Phel-
an, Walter Field. Nell Morrin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Coffey, Mrs. Ella Grow,
anu MIS- 1HdTletS D. .hdy Nj
and Mrs. Thomas P. Flynn. Thomas
Raymond, jr.: Mary Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Cannon, r. ORegan, Thomas
L. Gore, James Mclaughlin. J. K. Muel-
Ter, s. E. Byrne, Thomas F. Burns, F..
H. La ROGUE. D. NJ. Maloney. l.. T,
Riordan, William McMullen. J. X De-
vine. Miss Blake. James Donahue.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Fl. Redmond j. A. Nc
Cormick, James O'Connor T. c. Gleason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ripley, Mr.. and Mrs.
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H. NJ Pauly, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S:
Branyan. George A. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. v. Kennedy, Ambrose Brennan,
]. e. McCambridge. John G. Stoffel 7.
C. Smith, ]. W. Fitzgerald. Alphonse
Campion. J. P. Mcfarland. Peter Hayes.
H. ]. P. Haub. John OBrien, Rev. S. j.
Morrison, John j. Nathier. c. l. O'Hern,
r. J. Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hol-
terhoff, DR.. ]. L. Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. n Hennessey. Mr.. and Mrs. P. MUIR
Thomas Mccarthy. w J. Doherty,
Mr.. and Mrs F. ]. Seng. Joseph Joyce. J.
J. Crowley. J. W. Rainey. J. Leonard;
Mrs. Francis D. connery. John A. Ma
loney. R. Caverly. George Stanton. DR.. n.
| F. Hough. Capt. J. Groves, Rev. T. L.
Harmon, Dr. r. ]. OConnell, J. kinsella,.
Fred Breidt. Thomas Kelly. {; J; guile
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EFT, Thomas w. Maloney. Thomas Burke.
Ray Beahan. Thomas Hayden. ]. M. Ma
| honey, F. j. Rickert. N. j. Hogan. T. P.
Mullen. Father Redding. DR.: J. "; Fitz-
maurice. John F. Crowley. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sherwin, T. II. Clifford. NJ J.
Conway, T. j. O'Brien, Thomas ]. Con-
way, Mr. and Mrs. John F. O'Con-
nor. Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Des-
mond, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Clarke,
| MIR and Mrs, NJ. c. Cavanaugh. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas I,ally W. j. Connelley,
W. P. Redmond. James Condor, Nolan
Hegemann, C. Lump. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Heaney. Mr.. and Mrs: j. J. Phelan'
Robert NJ. Sweitzer. Frank Smith. DR..
Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Grifin,
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Hartnett, DR.. L.
/ Carraghan. Francis German. John +.
Byrne, D. H. Murphy. w. Holloway.
Thomas Nugent. j. w. Flynn. F.
A. Manau. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gauer. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gauer. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z.
Byrnes, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. DARCY. Dr.
eonard John Murphy M. +. Lennon