Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
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The annual communion service for the
members in this jurisdiction will be held
this morning in st. Stephens Church, at
$ o'clock The mass will be celebrated
by the apostolic delegate Most Rev.
Giovanni Bonzano. assisted by the chap
lains of the five councils and the parish
clergy. The arrangements for the com
munion service are under the direction
of the officers of the chapter, George +.
McAvoy. chairman. and special COM
mittee composed of the five grand
knights of the local councils
A reunion of all the presiding officers
of Washington Council, who have had
the direction of its affairs since its in
stitution April %. 1897, to the present
time. was held at the Shoreham Satur
day, and as result Past Grand
knights Association has been organic
ed. Those present included Past Grand
Knights B. NJ. Bridget. Clement S.
| Ticker. DIR. Henry j. Crosson. Edward
/ PIP. Harrington. DR.. A. d. Wilkinson, DR.
Wilson P Malone, J. S Easby-Smith. J.
| H. johnson, lr.. DIR. Joseph A. Mudd,
| George r. Repetti. and the present
grand knight, Leo A. Rover. DIR. w. =.
Malone, DR.. III. j. Crosson and Leo A.
Rover were appointed a committee to
| perfect arrangements for the organiza
| ton.
| State Deputy Edward p. Harrington is
| sued Wednesday the official call for the
sixteenth annual convention of the State
| Council of the District of Columbia.
| which will be convened by him at >
O'Clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
! May l.. for the transaction of all bust
| ness which may legally come before the
convention. A large amount of business
| is to be transacted at the meeting, and
the annual election of the state officers
| for the year commencing June l Will
| take place The delegates to the annual
convention of the Supreme Council, to be
held at St Paul. Mimi. in August. con-
| sisting of the state deputy and the past
| state deputy, with the alternates, will
| be decided upon by this meeting.
| The officers of the local degree corps
| of the fourth degree left the city yes
| terday 10 eSemplify the fourth degree
! at Parkersburg. w. Va. under the direc-
ton of DIR. German. master for the Viz
ginias Those participating included
Francis z. Sheehy, Edward p. Harring-
! ton. Rev. DR.. g. A. Dougherty. u. A.
Edwards Harry J. Hegarty, DR.. w. B.
| Daily and Thomas J. Trodden-
/ A meeting of Washington Assembly
was held Monday evening. DR.. William
T, r. Pairo presiding, it being the regular
monthly meeting of the assembly a
| large number of applications for mem
| bership were finally acted upon by the
assembly. \ delegation from the
! Charles Carroll of Carrollton Assem-
bly, of Baltimore was present, inviting
| the participation of the local assembly
| in the celebration of the centenary of the
| anniversary of the Star Spangled Ban
ner'' which is to take place in baltimore
| September . The master of the fourth
| degree for this jurisdiction and Mary
| land. Charles w. Darr, was present. and
! he outlined the preparations whlch are
row being made for the eNempllhcation
| of the fourth degree at Cumberland. Md,
| MAY 30 1t is expected that a large
number of candidates from this city VIII
| be initiated and that many members OF
! the local assembly will accompany them
J on that occasion. Mr.. Darr announced
! the program of events in which the mem
! bers of the order will participate AT
] Cumberland. A pontlhcal high mass VIII
! be held in the morning, 10 be followed
| bv the eXemplitication of the fourth De
gree at the new clubhouse, which Is 10
| be dedicated on that occasion. The fol-
/ lowing day the eNempilicaton OF the
| third degree will take place. to be FOL
| lowed by banquet
A number of addresses were delivered
| hy the visiting members at the meeting
! Of the assembly. including william ,.
! Aumen presiding officer of the Bai.i-
more assembly: Thomas lie Brou. T. n
| Ernbert J. IL Robinett, J. t. tfusky, -
4 j.
| more and also by STATE Deputy Ed~ard
| p Harrington and Master of the foufth
| Degree Charles w. Darr.
A largely attended business meeting OF
Carroll Council was held 1uesdaN even
ing Grand knight William J. Mc-ee pre-
siding and a meeting OF SpaidihS ,ouii
ell was held Thursday evening uhuef i,Is
direction of Grand Knight r }. L.
Cleary. -.
The honors of the second degree we're
conferred upon a class of forty-tive can,
didates from Washington and tarroii
councils SATURDAY night. The deere" was
conferred by Grand l>mght Leo =
Rover, assisted by State Deputy hat
rinpton. state Warden De Naney and
he grand knight of Carroll Council, ".
McGee The eXemplificauon OF the
third degree for candidates from these
councils will be held May "a. the az
rangements for which are IN charge %
District Deputy Harry J. Kane.
Potomac Council will meet Monday
evening Washington Council Iuesdas
evening and keane Council THURSDAY
evening.
The building company held It's mummy
meeting Friday evening.
Ar the meeting of Washington Council
Tuesday evening. William e. W els, cIiei
statistician of the Pan-Afherlcah eiiioii
Who has spent several months in re
searches in the United States OF %
,ombia in the interests of the ran
,n,arican Union. will give twenty
minute talk on several of the ancient
fortified cities of Colombia In view OF
tho fact that Mr. Wells is well duaiiilea
to sneak on this subject. and because o.
it's great historical value. the inethpela
.ra assured of a most interesting ad-
dress.
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