The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

wards. A large number Of the ladies.
who have been working for the success
of the donation party In aid Of Saint
AIMS Infant Asylum. which Is to be held
on April 2. under the auspices Of this
council. were present as the guests Of
the council.
First Degree Holds Attention.
The regular meeting Of spalding coun-
ell was held on Thursday evening when
the honors OF the FIRST degree were con-
ferred upon q large class Of candidates
under the direction of Grand Knight +.
]. P. Cieary, assisted by the council Of
ficers. @
Potomac Council win hold its regular
meeting on Monday evening. when the
first degree will be exemplified by Grand
knight Frank L. Hewitt.
washfnston Council to Meef We'd
nesday.
washington Council VIII hold its. meet
ing on Wednesday evening, instead of the
following Tuesday, the change being
made on account of the assembly to be
given on that evening at the Raleigh by
the Intercouncil Dancing Assembly.
Grand Knight Leo A Rover. with the
aid Of the officers OF the council. viii con-
fer the honors Of the first degree upon
class Of applicants awaiting admission
to the council.
Keane Council will hold its regular
meeting on Thursday evening. and the
monthly meeting of the Building Com
pany will take place on Friday evening.
Reception Planned for knights.
The sisters at Saint vincenrs Orphan
Asylum win give a complimentary recep-
ton and entertainment to the members
Of the order and their families at the
asylum at 7:So p. m, April Is.
Councils to Celebrate Anniversary.
Spalding Council will celebrate its fif-
teenth anniversary on April q, and
committee is making arrangements for
the celebration to take place at the hall
on that evening.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the celebration Of the seventeenth an
niversary of the institution Of Washing
ton Council, which Is to take place at
Rauscher's on April .. The arrange
ments are being perfected by a commit
tee under the direction Of the lecturer.
John F. Luitch.
At the meeting Of Washington Council
to be held on April q after the con-
cfusion of the regular business session.
Past state Deputy Clement ). Ucker, the
second grand knight Of this council, will
conduct the proceedings, and q very in
teresting meeting is anticipated.
A joint first and second degree viii be
given by Washington and Carroll Coun-
ellis on May 2.
All Councils Join in Easter Dance.
The Knights Of Columbus Intercoun-
ell Dancing Assembly will give a formal
Easter party at the Raleigh Hotel on
Tuesday evening, April Il Invitations.
which have been limited to 100 couples,
will be required for admission Dancing
Will begin at 9 O'Clock and conclude at
/ o'clock with an intermission for refresh
ments. The officers having charge OF the
assembly are as follows: Chairman,
George A. Daddy; vice chairman. Thomas
J. Gaffney; secretary, Frank E. Marvin;
treasurer, Arthur ]. Thon. Floor COM
mittee-S. Leo Mccarthy, chairman;
Henry J. Zilliox, vice chairman; william
J. Collins, James W. Ellis. William J. !,
Gould, jr., James M. Hassett. Joseph
Hausler, Ernest ]. Smith, and James W. |
Mclaughlin. Program committee-Johnl
]. Campbell, chairman; Albert w. Brand. |
John J. Buckley, Peter J. Carney, WILL |
lam F. Columbus Music committee
William, NJ. Walsh, chairman; William G. |
Feely, John N. Kfley, William A Shreeve, |
and Daniel ]. Sullivan. |