Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
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ficer Of the assembly, DR.. William E.
Pairo
An energetic committee mas been at
work during the PAST week making ar
rangements for an autumn party to be
given by the Spalding dancing assembly
at the hall Friday evening, to mark the
opening of the entertainments to be given
this season under the auspices of Spald-
ing Council.
Washington Council will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday evening and Potomac
Council Wednesday evening. The meet
ing of Potomac Council has been post
poned from Monday to Wednesday be-
cause of the celebration Of Discovery day
at the hall Monday evening.
Grand Knight William F. MCGEE. who
presided at a largely attended meeting
Of Carroll Council Tuesday evening, when
the annual election of officers for the en-
suing year took place, was unanimously
elected for third term. Other officers
elected were as follows: Deputy grand
knight. frank A. Kidd: financial secre-
M. Hageney: chancellor. Maurice FftZ-
gerald: recorder. George Thompson; war
den. Redmond De Vaney: advocate,
Thomas E. Petty; inside guard, j. j. NC
Laughlin: outside guard, o. Lacy; trls-
tee for three years, A c. Neubeck: mem
bers Of the building company, Albert +.
Mccarthy and d. ]. Crowell: delegate TO
state council w. J. Fleishell; alternates,
NJ J. Colbert and ]. Degnan. The state
deputy, who was present, made plea
for the earnest support of the council
in the approaching lecture to be given
under the auspices of the order In this
jurisdiction by Right Rev. Abbot Dom
Gasquet
The preliminary meeting of the execu-
tive committee of fifty organized by the
state deputy to make arrangements for a
, lecture to be delivered in this city during
the coming season by the great Benedic-
tine Abbot Dom Gasquet,, chairman OF
the commission for the revision of the
Latin vulgate met at the hall Friday,
State Deputy Harrington. who presided,
explained the object and scope OF the
work expected. The committee effected
permanent organization by electing the
following officers: Chairman. ID. p. Har-
rington: vice chairman. W. +. Normoyle;
secretary, John j. keenan,, and treasurer.
Harry J. Kane. The chairman appointed
committee on hall and committee on
press. and announced that the personnel
OF all committees would be named at the
next meeting. The date for the lecture
has not been definitely fixed. as 1t VIII
depend largely upon the arrangements
to be made by the supreme board. Dom
Gasouet is at present in New Jersey, and
during the past week has been the guest
of Thomas A. Edison, at Menlo Park.
Keane Council met Thursday evening.
Grand knight Charles W. Darr presiding.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: Grand knight, Charles
W. Darr, fifth term: deputy grand
knight. C. e. Edwards; financial secre-
tary, DR.. J. A. Flynn; treasurer. Common
DonnelIy; recorder. Vincent D. Burns:
chancellor, J. T. Burns; warden. J. p.
ODea: advocate, II. e. Mccormick: in
side guard, J. E. Burns: outside guard.
David Berry: trustee Thomas Murtaush;
delegates to building company. DR.. w. r.
Pairo and James F. Murtaugh; delegates
to state council, Charles w. Darr and
DR.. w. E. Pairo: alternates, w. j. VIII
son and r. E. Doyle. jr.
The annual vesper service or the
knights of Columbus will be held this
Sunday evening at Saint Teresa's Church
Anacostia. at 7:30. Rev. Charles O.
Rosensteel, chaplain of the chapter. I'M
der whose auspices the service will be
held, will officiate. assisted by the vari-
Gus council chaplains Of the jurisdiction.
Rev. Eugene ]. Connolly of the Immacu-
late Conception Church will preach the
sermon Music will be by the male choir
Of Saint Paul's Church. The members
of the fourth degree in fun regaiia will
act as a guard Of honor at the service,
The celebration Monday evening In
commemoratfon of the discovery Of
America by Christopher Columbus will