The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-08
Knights Of Columbus.

night. Several candidates were INITIATED.
Knights Of Columbus.
washington Assembly of Fourth DE-
gree Meets.
The regular meeting of Washington
Assembly of the Fourth Degree was held
on Monday evening. the presiding offcer
Of the assembly, DIR. W. E. Pairo, in the
chair and a large number Of members
present. Arrangements were made for a
special program for the March meeting.
under the direction Of c. Eugene Ed
wards The master of the fourth degree
for the district of Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Charles w. Darr. m
nounced that an exemplfcation OF the
fourth degree would take place during
the month of April. probably at Cumber-
land. Md. Remarks under the good OF
the order were made by the past pre-
siding oficer of the assembly. Francis u.
Sheehy; F. W. McKeeran, of Illinois
district: Rev. Clarence E Wheeler. and
by State Deputy Harrington.
Held.
The annual meeting of the Distric: Az
sembly will take place on the afternoon
of February % at the hall. to be FOL
lowed by banquet at the Hotel Con-
tinentaI, in which all members of the
fourth degree In this jurisdiction are In
vited to participate. DIR. W. L. Pairo
has announced a committee OF five mem
bers, one from each OF the councils. to
make the necessary arrangements for
the banquet
mortal Mass.
The members Of the fourth degree. In
full regalia, will attend the annual me
mortal mass TO be held at st. Paul's
Church on February . under the auspices
of Washington chapter. The Apostolic
Delegate Archbishop John Bonzano will
preside at this mass and the sermon ap-
propriate TO the occasion will be preached
by Rev. DIR. Mcguire. Of the Catholic
University.
Carroll Council Holds session.
The regular meeting Of Carroll Council
was held on Tuesday evening. Grand
knight William J. MCGEE presiding.
George Thompson, who has served sew
eral terms as recorder of the council.
rendered his resignation as recorder. and
Joseph l.. B. Chisholm was elected to NIL
the vacancy.
Japanese Party" q Big Success.
The Japanese party. given under the
auspices of Carroll Dancing Assembly.
was a great success, about 100 couples
being In attendance. The hall was elab-
Social Session Enjoyed by spalding
Council.
Spalding Council held its regular meet
ing on Thursday evening. with a large at
tendance OF members. Grand knight F.
j. p. Cleary presided over the business
meeting. which was followed by a social
session under the direction of the lee
turer. Spalding Dancing Assembly will
hold dance at the hall on February q.
Warrington Council Arranging for
Dance.
Elaborate preparations are being made
by a committee under the direction Of
the lecturer of Washington Council for
the first dance to be given under the
auspices Of the pioneer council for some
time to take place on February 20. A
me- ou tne eo,hII', wee was neld at tne
nan On "eohesuay ior lne purpose OF
periectns the arrangements Inc COM
mittee is as follows: John F. Luitich,
c. A. Fischer, W. H. Marvin,
John ). Buckiey, Ihomas j. Hurney,
rank r. Fenwick, i. M. Neale, Leo B.
Aoernathy. Phillip Buettner. Daniel J.
sullivan, Leo A. Rover, Harry McCar-
thy, Fred ]. Krieg. John A. Eckert. John
Brady, and E. j. Erwin.
Night" to Be Feature
A most interesting and elaborate pro-
Council on Tuesday evening.
designated as university night" All
the addresses and the social features will