The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-27
The CEREMONIAL
SESSION OF X. c..
FARGO COUNCIL OF KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS BEING coNGRATU-
LATED ON VERY SUCCESSFUL
EVENTS OF YESTERDAY WHEN
LARGE CLASS WAS ADMITTED.

The best ceremonial session ever
held in Fargo, is the unanimous opin-
ion of all who participated in the big
time yesterday of the Knights of Col
umbus, and the members Of the large
class were delighted with the work,
and so expressed themselves to all.
1t was a great session, a most sue
cessful one, and Grand Knight Glenn
ents and his men were congratulated
on every side for their work.
To Fargo council was given the
honor of comforting the first and Sec
ond degrees and the team was given
many hearty words of praise for the
effort. The third and last degree was
given by the Brainerd, Mimi, team,
and 1t too met with congratulation on
every side.
According to the custom the an
nouncement of which team will con-
fer the work is seldom given out be-
fore the work, and the candidates did
not know who they were to meet on
the floor. However, everything passed
off pleasantly and as M of the can
didates expressed himself, mo one
was killed or crippled"
The work in the third degree occu-
pied the time during the afternoon
and until about Z o'clock in the even
ing, after which the big banquet was
served, the menu being furnished by
Prize and the musical numbers by the
splendid X. G. orchestra, and they
were both heartily appreciated. The
following is the programme as rend-
cred by the orchestra:
March-Knights of Columbus ......
...... A. Drumheller
Selection-Anvil Polka .....A. Parlow
Waltz-Red, White and Blue ......,
........,,.... Thee Moses-Tobani
Intermezzo-Rafn Drops ...........
.Chas. CT Brown
March-Under the Double Eagle...
.....4......s......... j. +. Wagner
Medley Observation-Disclosures Hap
py Hits, No. 3 ..........R /. Halle
l.. Lenzberg
Intermezzo-Spooky Spooks 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H. Dalton
Finale-Star Spangled Banner -.
Observation-Disclosures. Key Tobani
America.
Following the musical programme
the toasts were introduced by Thomas
O.. Hannaher, who made an excellent
presiding officer and was responded
to by the gentlemen named as fol-
lows:
Invocation-Rev. Thomas Egan,
Fargo, N. d.
Toastmaster-Thos. Q, Hannaher,
Fargo, N, D,
The order-w. w, Barron, Brain
erd. MINI.
Most Anything. ]. Traynor, Dew
lis Lake, N. d,
Let US Give Thanks-M. w. Muir
ply, Fargo, N. D.
The banquet was followed by a re-
ception and dance in the Columbus
hall, which was very much enjoyed
by the large company present, which
was made up entirely of sir knights
and their ladies. Among the out of
town clergymen who were present at
the banquet and ceremonies incident
thereto, may be mentioned the fol-
lowing:
Rev. Father McGeough, of Wimble-
don, formerly Of Fargo; Rev. Father
Corey, of Cando, who was also con-
nected with the cathedral here; Rev,
Father O'Sullivan of Minot: Rev,
Father Hart OF Darlington; Rev,
Father Baker of Cakes; Rev. Father
Fogerty of Lisbon; Rev, Father Mey-
er of Fairmount; Rev. Father Nc
Donald of Michigan, and of course the
priests of the city were also present.
1t will long be remembered mos
pleasantly by all who participated in
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