Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-23
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO HAVE CHAPTER HERE
Forty-four Charter Members viii Bs
Initiated In the Presence Of 500
Visiting Knights.
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM
HAS BEEN ARRANGED
William Barrett, of Albany, Deputy
State Organizer, Has Been Direct
ing Formation of the Lodge.

With 500 visiting Knights in at
tendance local chapter of the Knights
of Columbus will De instituted in Sa-
lem on Monday, Xay "a, with A char
ter members. The visitors will come
from all over the state of Oregon, and
nearly every lodge in the state will
have some of its members present at
the ceremonies. Beside the Salem men,
bers to be initiated, 10 from Albany,
four from McMinnville and four from
Woodburn will be initiated into the
order, and the festivities will end with
banquet at the Marion hotel.
A number of well known speakers
and men prominent in the church and
lodge will be present to take part IN
the program and special musical pro-
gram has been arranged for the oc-
easion. The work of organizing the
Salem chapter has been under the d.
rectiop Of William Barrett, OF Albany,
deputy organizer, and he has been as
sisted by several committees of Salem
men. On the hall and banquet COM
mittee were Herman Barr, chairman,
Leonard Krebs, Albert o 'Brien, James
Heenan, and w. c. Phillips. The COM
mittee to arrange for the ceremonies
consisted of Leonard Krebs, chairman;
Royal A. Nadon, and Rev. A. A.
Moore. The ceremonies will be held in
the Moose hall.
There are 10 men in this ,ity who
are already members of the Knights
Of Columbus, having joined in other
cities, who have assisted materially in
the organization of the local chaptes.
Order of Ceremonies.
The order of ceremonies for candi-
dates begins at 9 O'Clock a. M, with
assembly at the Moose hall at the cor
ner of Court and High street, for in
itiation into the first degree.
At 10:30 high mass and a sermon by
Rev. O'Farrell, of Woodburn, and a
special musical program will be rem.
dered.
Dan +. Langenberg, directing the
church choir, will sing the complete
mass in F by Loesch ensemble, and at
the offertory Mrs. B. X. Lawson will
render Henri Panofka' s 0 Salutaris.
The closing number will be "Great
God" the choir singing in unison.
At l;B0 p. m. the candidates will as
semble at the Moose hall for the seC-
ond and third degrees, and at $3.50 will
begin the banquet at the Marion hotel.
The program is as follows:
TOasts Joseph j. Keber, toastmaster
Address of Welcome.....R A. Moore
Our Order..State Deputy W. P. O'Brien
Remarks by Rev. Archbishop Christie
Address by.........,........,.John M. Gearin
Address by Daniel j. Malarkey'
A New Knight....,.................Tros. Brown
Music by the Peerless orchestra.
The following candidates will be in
itiated:
Albert O'Bricn, " Nadstanek, julie
G. Nadon, Cyril Nadon, Royal A. Ma
don, Thos, NadOn, Herman Barr, Peter
Bross, Christ Ringwaldt, Jos. Leabold,
Stephen Brightenstein, ?. F, Reidy, w.
C. Phillips, Prosper Briedno, Edward
Pickard, James Heenan, Denis Donivan,
Edward Domogalla, Frank o 'Brier,
VIM. Talon, Antoine Kufner, ROber:
Diem, Frank Diem, Thos. Brown, L. a.
Grantz, NJ. Ringwaldt, j. F. Ringwaldt,
j. Steininger VIM. Leabold, F. War
zetha, Anthony Warzctha, John NJ. Nc
Glynn, Chas. Leabold, N. j. Haas, II.
N. Ord, A. II. Schneider, l.. r. Krebs,
Geo. 0 'Brien, R. NJ. Poppe, Ed. Plinslxy,
Philip F. Kilian, John w. Elmer, JOS
eph G. Schneider, joseph Nav.