Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-29
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| Washington Council met Tuesday
evening, with Grand Knight Leo A.
Rover presiding. Following the resu-
| lar business, the grand knight intro
duced Past Grand Knight Crosson, who
gave an interesting talk of the coun-
| Gil during his administra alton. Several
| other members contributed to the meet
ing, among them William N. Roach.
| jr; r. Edwin Joyce, ]. Percy Myers, Ed
ward p. Harrington. Thomas J. Trod-
| den ST., and Thomas J. Trodden. jr.,
and DIR. James Dickinson. At the meet
| ing Tuesday, December s. the council
| is to be the host to the knights of Co
| lumbus Catholic University students
who were successful in winning the
! scholarships endowed by the order. A
| literary and musical entertainment Will
| be presented. Washington Council will
give Christmas party and dance De-
cember 16 for its members and friends.
Keane Council met Friday evening,
with Mai. C. Eugene Edwards, the
grand knight, presiding. Following
the business session. Lecturer Shreve
offered a program of entertainment.
Rev. Ignatius Smith, o. F., of the Do
| minican House of Studies. gave talk
on the subject of SOCIALISM," which
was vigorously applauded Grand
| knight Edwards announced the APP
pointment of the following delegates to
the Washington Chapter: d. A. Ed
wards and Edward T. K.ehoe; lecturer.
William A. Shreve; degree corps, J. E.
Burns, chairman; finance committee.
w. J. Wilson, chairman: transportation,
| DR.. j. A. Flynn, chairman; parapher-
MALTA, J. Z. O'Dea. chairman. employ
ment bureau. DR.. w. E. Pairo. chair
man; visitation of sick committee, L.
| J. Molloy, ST., chairman; districts A. ].
sullivan. p. J. O'Dea, }. p. Cain and
Patrick Kennedy, The following com
pose the reception committee for the
proposed reception in honor of Bishop
Sshahan of the Catholic University. who
is a member of keane Council: William
II. Callahan, chairman. Leo J. Harlow,
Richard l.. Lamb, w. J. Wilson, Charles
w. Darr. James A. Hasset. DR.. Charles
l. Griffith, Rev. Paul Griffith. Revs. A.
J. Olds, j. j. O'Connor. 7. A Walsh,
r. J. Froelich. +. D. McGraw. T. A.
Alexander. f. ]. Connolly, A ]. Van
ingelger and William ]. McEeagh.
Potomac Council Monday evening.
with Grand Knight Edward l. Tucker
presiding. had record breaking at
tendance. Frank l.. Hewitt, lecturer
of the council, presented an original
entertainment. dozen Maryland tur-
! keys We're awarded fortunate winners.
and many unique consolation prizes
, We're distributed Thanksgiving SOU
venirs to the members and guests OF
the council. Maurice z. Fitzgerald and
DR.. James Dickinson participated in
the musical program, and Michael A.
Schaefer, Rev. Ignatius smith, Benja-
min f. Myers, Grand Knight Tucker
and the state deputy spoke under the
head of the good of the order.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
evening with Grand knight Villa NJ
J. McGee in charge. Lecturer Joseph
+. Degnan has arranged a "Fictrola
Party and following Il brief business
with the ladies the guests of the
| council. Dancing will he the attraction
| for the younger set and concert Sc
| lections will be provided for the elders.
| Final arrangements have been com
| pleted for the college dancing party to
| he given by Carroll Counci! Assembly
| in the *. of c. Hall tomorrow evening.
| Spalding Council will meet Thursd
| evening with Grand Knight Dr. j.
| Rozier Biggs presiding. Many impor-
| tant projects will be brought before
| the council. and the chairmen~ of COM
! and fraternal activities will make their
| final reports for the year 1914. Lee
| turer Merkling announces a special
| program of entertainment for the sec
ond meeting in December. the details
| of which will be announced later Many
new applications for membership have
, been approved. 9nd the exemplification
| of the first degree will shortly be held.
I iiNi'i'ioiiS nave peen issued Tor the
first concert of the season l914-1915
to be given by the Knights of Column
| bus Choral Society. at the knights of
! Columbus Hall. Wednesday evening.
December 9. at S:f5 O'Clock. Rehearsal
of the society. DR.. James Dickinson,
| director. will be held today at 2:30
/ o'clock pm.
| Following the exemplification of the
| Fourth Degree. Thanksgiving day, a
| stereopticon exhibition of scenes and
| incidents in the life and VOYAGES of
| CHRISTOPHER Columbus elected an
| plause. as did an exhibition drill by
+! members of the drill corps of the
| Fourth Degree under the command of
| Maj. c. Eugene Edwards.