Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02

! Walsh and John Dillon. chancellor of
Potomac Council. Twenty new members
We're initiated. bringing the membership
OF the Council up to Az Appreciation
OF the services of DR.. Mudd to Washing
| ton Council and the order IN this juris-
diction during the past year was voiced
| by the state deputy. by Past Grand
knight George r. Repetti and by other
| members OF the council.
The installation Of all the newly elected
| officers In this Jurisdiction took place
| Thursday evening. the ceremonies being
conducted by State Deputy Edward 2.
| Harrington. assisted by District Depu-
ties w. p. Normeyle and Harry j. Kane.
| The details Of the Installation were d.
rected by State Warden Redmond De
/ Vaney and his staff. The hall was beau
| TRULY decorated for the occasion. At
| the conclusion Of the installation cere-
/ monies addresses were delivered by the
state deputy and by District Deputy W.
| p. Normoyle Addresses were also de-
nvered by Grand knights Leo A. Rover
of Washington Council. Charles w. Darr
! of keane Council, William J. Mctiee OF
Carroll Council. francis j. T. Cieary of
/ Spading Council and Frank l.. Hewitt of
Potomac Council. The officers Installed
| are:
In Washington Council-Grand knight.
Leo A Rover; deputy grand knight.
James L. Colnfiowcr: chancellor. II. r.
recorder. LIZ. L. j. SoiilllS. HndL-
ciai secretary. Dr.. A. D. Wilkinson:
treasurer, Leo A Stock: advocate. Thou-
as II. Callan: warden. Wallace Nor
ris: deputy warden. Richard Witty:
inside aal ssars; John r. R9eh; outside 70.
Charles X. Koones: delegates to the state
| council. DR.. J. A. Mudd and Leo a.
| Rover: aiternates. j. T. Cullen and II.
E. Brooks: delegates to the building COM
pany. DR.. Henry J. Crossen and Thomas
| L. Costigan.
keane Council--Grand knight. Charles
W. Darr. NTH term: deputy grand knight.
{. L. Edwards; financial secretary. Or.
! ]. A. Flynn: treasurer, Conner Donnelly:
| recorder. Vincent D. Burns: chancellor.
]. T. Burns: warden. ]. P. O'Dea; advo-
cate. NJ. Z. Mccormick: inside guard. J.
| E. Burns: outside guard, David Barry:
trustee. Thomas Murtaugh: delegates to
building company. DR.. w. L. Pairo and
James Murtaugh: delegates to state coun-
ell. Charles w. Dar- and Dr. w. l.. Pairo:
alternates. w. j. Wilson and Il. Il.
Carroll Council-Grand knight. William
J. McGhee was unanimously elected for
a third term. Other officers elected were
! as follows: Deputy grand knight, Frank
A. Kidd: financial secretary, Harry J.
Kane: treasurer. Harry NJ. Hageney:
chancellor. Maurice Fitzgerald: recorder.
George Thompson: warden. Redmond De
Vaney: advocate, Thomas e. Petty: TN
! side guard. j. j. Mclaughlin; outside
| A. c. Neubeck: members of the build
ing company. Albert L. Mccarthy and
D. j. Fleishell; alternates, NJ. j. Colbert
| and J. Degnan.
Potomac Council-6srand knight Frank
! J.. Hewitt: deputy grand knight Edwin
l.. Tucker: chancellor, John E. Dillon:
financial secretary. Benjamin +. Meyers;
recorder. T. l.. O'Brien: treasurer. VII
son: advocate. William Il. Columbus:
trustee. George A. Trapp: inside guard,
Edward ]. Smith: outside guard. Vim
cent Costello: delegates to building COM
pany, T. l.. OBiien and c. w. Aughin.
baugh: delegate to the state council.
Frank L. Hewitt: alternates, 4. +. Mey-
ers and P. L. O'Brien.
Spalding Council-Grand knight. 4. J.
+. Cieary: deputy grand knight, Edward
F. Genoe: chancellor. NJ. ]. Driscoll:
financial secretary. Thomas X. Gallaher:
recorder. r. NJ. DAILY: treasurer. T. II.
Huneke; wal den. Joseph T. Marsden: adj
| vocate. Oliver lie Ban: chaplain. +. Will
liam; inside guard. William Davern; out
side guard. $. Philips: trustees, J. Hem
!. derson. William S. Mccarthy and Or.
]. p. BiggS.
An enjoyable Halloween party was
given at the hall Friday evening by the
: Carroll Council Dancing Assembly. The
hall was decorated Enthusiastically. appro-
: ments were paid the committee upon the
success OF its second assembly.
Washington Assembly Of the fourth
degree will hold it's regular meeting Mon.
day evening, it being the first one under
the direction OF its new presiding officer
: DIR. w. E. Pairo.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
: evening and Spalding Council Thursday
evening.
The committee on the proposed lecture
to be given by the great English Bene.
dictine. Rt. Rev. Abbot Dom asquet
met Friday evening. State Deputy Har.
: rineton presiding It was first intended
to have the lecture delivered December
Z. but later 1t was found impracticable
t The stay Of the abbot In this country
has been curtailed. as he must return To
: Rome TO take charge OF the worx OF the
revision OF the Latin Vulgate Of which
, commission lie Is the chairman. At the
, invitation OF Cardinal Gibbons the abbot
breaches the sermon at the cathedral in
Baltimore today. and during the present
week he is to visit Washington to lee
ture at the Catholic University Tenta-
tive ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
| his reception by the knights during his
visit to this city.
u nauphterS Of America