The Irish standard., 1913-10-11

| courts are invited TO visit Calumet
Court at these meetings. i
On Oct. 16. 1913, at Sis, Damen
Court No. 147, Of Chicago, Daughters
of Isabella, will give card party for
the benefit of st. Vincent De Paul So
ciety, in st. Charles Parish hall, Cy-
press and 18th streets.
On Sunday, Sept. %. in Glennon
hall. District Deputy Landry HARDWOOD
of Kansas City and staff exemplified
!; the most perfect and beautiful ritual
istic work in decade in this city, ia
a class of II candidates of Kenrick
Council
The members Of the Junction City
Council were host Sept. 21st Of the
Knights from surrounding towns. The
Junction City knights did their best
to entertain them in royal manner.
The Daughters of Isabella of Okla
homa City,, will hold their next regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening. Oct. Z.
in the Knights Of Columbus hall.
Discovery Day. Oct 10. will be cele-
brated by the Kansas City Council by
attending High Mass in body at the
Cathedral at 1880 a. m. Bishop Lillis
will celebrate the Mass and deliver the
sermon. 1t is planned for the members
to meet at Cathedral hall shortly be-
fore and march in a body to the
i church, where seats have been reserved
for them.
/ According to the announcement
made last week, the track and field
meet given by Damian Council,
knights of Columbus. will be held
Sunday afternoon. Oct. 49,
Valuable prizes will be given to the
winners of the opens. There will be
a cup given the winning team of the
grade schools, also a cup to the win
ming team of the high schools. All
the grade schools of Kansas City, Kas.,
will be represented.
eedalia Council s31, Sedalia, Mo-,
have asked the 18th district to COM
bine with them in the celebration of
| Columbus Day, Oct. IL. The chief
| Councils that will assist are the Mont
rose and Nevada, but invitations have
been sent to all surrounding Councils.
christopher Columbus" grand
opera in English; written by L. Kot-
thoff, st. Louisan, will have its pre-
miere in North st. Louis Turner hall
on Columbus Day, Oct. IL. The roles
will be sung by vocalists Of Holy
Trinity Church, Fourteenth and NAL
linekrodt streets.
In the first act Columbus interrupts
| the practice of choir of boys in a
Benedictine Monastery, astounds the
monks by explaining plans for his pro-
posed voyage, and is stopped by a de-
crepit man when he starts to leave
\ the monastery and warned Of the COB
Inns and monsters of the sea-.
In the second act the girls in the
ballet and others pawn their jewels
to get money to give Columbus for the
voyage. Columbus returns in the third
and final act with bands of Indians
and presents for Isabella; and herald
proclaims to the crowds in the streets
the mact of the discovery of America.
The finale Is a solo by Columbus
lasting is minutes, in which he tells of
the wonders of the New World.
Salt Lake Council No. COZ. Knights
of Columbus, will hold its annual cleo
ton of officers on Tuesday. Oct. Z, in
the council chamber on East First
South street. Notices to this effect
have been mailed to all the members
by S. A. Michigan, recorder. At the
regular weekly meeting last Tuesday
nominations were in order. Candidates
nominated will be balloted upon next
week, giving the members a week in
which to make their choices for the
various Offices. .
Col. j. H. McConlogue who was ap-
pointed this week by Governor Clarke
to fill the place on the Board Of Con-
! troll made vacant by the death of John
F. Wade of Des Moines, is a resident
Of Mason City and has resided in Ger
70 Gordo county since 1868. Col. Nc
AConlogue is very active in the affairs
Of the knights of Columbus; he is a
charter member of the Mason City
Council and was it's first Grand Knight
and is always in the forefront of ev-
cry movement inaugurated by the
| knights of Columbus.
l Fremont, O.-Sunday, October IL,
Columbus day, is to be observed by
Fremont Council Of the Knights of
Columbus by receiving so candidates.
40 from the city and 20 from outside,
into the Council. Three degrees of the
order will be conferred during the day,