The Washington herald., 1912-04-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the central executive committee for the
Columbus Memorial unwilling ceremonies
was held on Monday evening, State
Deputy E. p. Harrington, chairman Of
the committee presiding. w. p Nor
moyle, for the committee on music. re-
ported that all arrangements for music
for the District OF Columbia continaent
IN the parade had been made. Capt
c. Z. Edwards submitted a badge design
for the District members Of the order
which was adopted by the committee
A committee OF ten was appointed under
the chairmanship Of DR.. J. A Mudd to
arrange for the publication Of a souvenir
programme under the auspices OF the
order In the District. A like committee
OF ten was also appointed with w. p.
Normoyle az chairman for the purpose OF
arranging q scheme OF entertainment for
the visiting members. The public COM
fort committee. with DR.. A. d. Wilkin-
son as chairman. and T. ]. Donovan as
secretary. has been organized. and is
now busy arranging for listing hotels.
rooms, and boarding houses for the great
influx of people who are expected here
at the time Of the unwilling ceremonies.
The committee. of which r. A Curtin
is chairman. looking to arranging for
proper apparel for the members In the
parade. has sent out notices TO every
member of the order in this District,
with directions as to what will be nee
esssry for proper equipment. II was
voted TO hold regular meetings OF the
committee every Monday evening.
Potomac Council, K. ,of C., held its
regular meeting on Monday evening with
Grand knight r. A. Curtin. presiding.
and a large number Of members in at
tendance. After the regular order of
business, an address was made by the
State deputy, after which there was a
very interesting social session. under
direction OF the lecturer OF the council.
DR.. ]. A. Mudd presided as grand
knight at the meeting OF Washington
Council, K. OF c.. Tuesday evening. An
nouncement was made that The fifteenth
anniversary Of the organization of this
council, and the introduction OF the
Knights Of Columbus in this District. will
be celebrated at the next meeting on
April 2, with an entertainment and
dance. under the direction Of the lecturer
Of the council, F. B. Moriarty.
An Easter promenade was held We'd
nesday evening under the auspices OF
Carroll Council, K. Of c., which was en-
joyed by the great number II members
and friends OF the council who attended.
spalding Council, K. of c.. will cele-
brate the thirteenth anniversary OF the
on April 3 with q ladies' night,
for which are now being
made by a committee, acting in conjunc-
ton with the lecturer Of the council.
Potomac Council, Il. Of c.. Is making
elaborate arrangements for a ladies'
night, to be held Monday evening, April
Is The arrangements are being made
under the direction Of DR.. S. wrenn
Howard and the entertainment commit |
tee
most interesting meeting Of Reane |
Council. X. OF c.. was held on Thurs |
FAY evening, Grand knight c. W. Darr |
II the chair. and a large attendance Of |
present joseph 3. Burg. OF |
Council. who is now vice con-
sui at Reichenburg, Austria Hungary. |
delivered a most interesting lecture, in |
which he detailed the life and customs |
IN Bohemia. His address was listened |
70 with the greatest interest by the men,
oers present. An address was also de-
ivered by the State deputy. z. p. Har- |
-ington. in which he urged the hearty
OF every member OF the
council in the efforts now being made by |
he officers Of the council IN having a
srge turnout on the sth OF June in the
,arade of the knights Of Columbus at
he Columbus memorial unwilling.
The Knights of Columbus Building
Company held its regular meeting on
friday evening and transacted a great
leal OF routine business.
The State deputy has announced the
ollowing additional appointments on the
executive committee: Washington Coun-
II, F. B. Moriarty and J. II. Clipper;
<eane Council, Dr.. J. A. Flynn and ].
4 HAssett; Carroll Council, J. A. DAILY
md c. B. Koontz: spalding Council, w.
1. Emery and +. D. McAulifte, and Po-
omac Council W. H. Clark and W. ].
liant.