The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

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spsidinE Co1neil to Have Amsi-
tious Program.
The meeting OF spaldins Council on
Thursday evening was largely attended.
The proceedings wers enliyened by the
hearty greetings extended 20 the newly
elected grand knight, Dr. J. Rozier Blggs,
and corps OF officers recently Installed.
This council Is active and successful In
its many social events. and has team
entered IN the Inter-Councii Duckpin
League which Is already forging TO the
front. and hopes to capture the champion
ship. The dancing assembly has already
scored two successes with the danclns
parties given under Its auspices snd win
shortly Issue invitations for another
dance. Lecturer Merkilng n actively
engaged In making arrangements for an
ambitious program OF entertainment for
the next meeting.
Executive Committee of Employ
ment Bureau Meets.
The executive committee OF the K. ri
c. employment bureau held meeting
on Thursday evening, Richard L Lamb
presiding State Deputy Normoyie pre-
sented some additional data secured from
the Philadelphia bureau, for the cousid-
Grafton Of the committee.
Dramatic Cl.b 10 select Play and
Cast.
The knights Of Columbus Dramatic
Club held = meeting on Friday evening
In K. OF C. Hail. 10 make preliminary arr
rangements for the production of mod
ern play by the club. President Francis
J. p. Cleary stated that much enthusiasm
was shown by the members in the
project and announced that the selee-
tIon OF the play and cast would be de-
ternined at meeting to be held during
the coming week.
WashinEton Chapter 10 Arrange
for Lecture on "soeialfsm."
The Washington Chapter OF the
Knights of Columbus viii meet on next
Friday night. One of the Important mat
ters 70 be brought before the meeting
viii be the proposed lecture by Mr.. David
Goldstein on Socialism" billed for SUN
day evening. January "A, 1915. under the
auspices Of X. OF C.. OF this jurisdiction.
Mr.. Goldstein Is one Of the lecturers
booked BY the supreme Council to appear
IN the larger. cities and lecture on this
interesting subject, and u Is estimated
that the lectures BY himself and Mr.. Col
Inns have been attended by more than
$4,000 people during the past year.
Large Class to BE Ready for De-
Erees Soon.
District Deputies Harry J., Kane and
DR.. Charles 1. Grifith expect to have a
class Of sixty candidates for the major
degree ready about December 1, when II
Is planned to hold a joint exemplification.
Prior to this the first and second degrees
win be conferred in the several councils
by the grand knights and degree corps.
Fourth Degree AssembIy 60 Give
Banquet and Ball.
Washington Assembly, fourth degree.
held its regular meeting on last Monday
evening, with DR.. w. z. Pairo presiding.
II proved to be one OF the most interest
ing meetings Of the year- II had been
previously announced that applications
for the degree to be exemplihed on No
vember 26 THANKSGIVING Day. should be
filed at the meeting. with the result that
nearly the quota allowed the District Of
Columbia was received and acted upon.
Arrangements were perfected for the
conferrfng OF the degree on Thankssiv-
ing Day, in the X. OF c. Hall, at
O'Clock p. m, also for the banquet and
grand ball to be held the same evening.
beginning at o'clock, at Rauscher's-
Charles w, Darr. master OF this juris-
diction and Maryland, stated that he was
gratihed at the progress made, and pre-
dicted a most successful affair.
Maj. c. Eugene Edwards directed the
drill corps on Friday evening. with an
excellent attendance In evidence.