Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-26
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

The regular meeting of Carroll Council
was held Tuesday evening, Grand knight
William j. MCGEE presiding. After the
conclusion of the business meeting an
open session was held, and the hall was
filled with the members and friends of the
council. who were assembled to hear an
Illustrated lecture on Our National
Parks" which was delivered by Clement
. ECKER. chief clerk of the Interior De-
partment. and former past state deputy
OF the order in this jurisdiction. Mr.
ECKER was presented to the audience by
Grand knight MCGEE. Over 200 colored
ides we're shown, special attention being
given to the Yellowstone Park, the views
of which were exquisite in coloring.
The complimentary dance given under
the auspices of WASHINGTON Council to the
lady frien of the members Of the coun-
couples. Dr. A. d. Wilkinson on behalf
of Grand knight J. y. Mudd, welcomed
the guests of the council.
One of the largest meetings held I'M
der the auspices OF keane Council was
that Thursday evening, when the officers
Of the State Council, the officers and
members of Carroll Council and the men,
bers of the chapter were present as the
guests of the council. The meeting was
held under the direction of the grand
knight, Charles w. Darr. After the con-
cluSiOn of the regular order of business
addresses were delivered by Represent
a. y,
ward p. Harrington. Grand Knight Will
lam j. MCGEE, George McAvoY, chair
man of the chapter, and by Anselm
Chomer of Indianapolis. A buffet supper
was served to the members and guests
present. and musical and literary pro-
gram was carried out under the direction
of Capt. c. Z. Edwards, deputy grand
knight of the council.
At it's last meeting during the coming
month Neane Council proposes to have
he nff md v11ar farC rf Syo16 in0 nd
Potomac councils present as the guests
of the council.
Announcement has been made by the
master of the fourth degree. Charles w.
Carr, that the eXemplification of the
fourth degree, which was originally in
tended to take place Washington's birth
day, will now be held March %. Easter
Tuesday, at Baltimore. Already prepara-
lions are being made for the event.
Andrew J. Hickey, chairman of the
committee, announces that lecture and
concert will be given under the auspices
of Keane Council February IL, the lee
ture to be by Very Rev. J. P. Meagher.
O. p, entitled THE Passion Play which
will be illustrated. After the lecture a
concert will be given, with some we'll
known local talent.
Potomac Council will hold an entertain
ment, euchre and dance for its members
ard friends Thursday night.
Potomac Council will hold its regular
meeting Monday evening, when the kir-
| mess committee will also have session.
Next Tuesday will be Catholic Univer-
sity night at Washington Council, and an
interesting evening is promised The first
degree will be eXemplified to large
class of candidates, among whom a large
number students at the Catholic Uni
versity. After the business meeting and
the exemplification of the degree a social
session will be held, the speakers, singers
and entertainers being from the Catholic
University.
| \ largely attended meeting of the gen.
| eral kir1ness committee having in charge
| the arrangements for the krmess to be
| held beginning Easter week, took place
| Friday evening. DR.. j. RoZier Biggs pre-
| sided