The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-30

State Deputy Normoyle presented re-
port Of the progress noted in the affair,
OF the council and the order during the
,nscal year. and lauded the officers anG
members for their zeal and intelligent
EFFORTS fSr the good of the order. Poto.
mac Council will give an excursion tc
chesapeake Beach on July /. and Chair.
man Frank l. Hewitt announced that the
committee of arrangements would meet
IN 4 OF c. Hall today at o'clock p. m
| Inc executive committee is composed OF
the following: Frank L. Hewitt, chair
man; Edward L. Tucker, grand knight;
r. L. O'Brien. B. F. Myers. William F.
Columbus. NJ. ]. Mcnamara, ]. p. Daw-
son, V. b. Costello. E. ]. Smith, DR.. s.
". Howard. Thomas H. Crook. George
A. Trap, ". d. Feally. DR.. ". B. Daily.
T. NJ. Ring. r. j. Berberich. Charles j.
Columbus. A. S. Fennell. jr.. J. B. Fitz-
patrick. T. d. Mccarthy. W. B. McGrath.
James O'Connell. Walter !. Plant, and
Rev. c. o. Rosensteel
Country Club Provides for Guests.
| The board OF MANAGERS of the Column
bus Country Club has completed prepa-
| rations for a large gathering Of the MEM
bers and their guests, who are expected
| today and tomorrow, and many special
athletic events have been provided for
| their entertainment. Besides the tennis
tournament. baseball. croquet, quoits.
| and other amusements will be enjoyed.
! Basket picnics are in order for the fami-
lies and special parties. while the "Boos-
tiers" promise good time for every
body.
Duckpin League Elects Omcers.
The third season of the Inter-Council
| X. of c. Duckpin League was officially
closed last Saturday evening with BAN
quet at the Continental Hotel The silver
championship cup was won by Washing
ton Council, with individual prizes to
Messrs. Warren. Mccarthy, Mess. O'Neil.
and Mclaughlin. New officers were
chosen as follows: President, Joseph B.
Mccain; vice president. c. E. Leary;
secretary-treasurer. Maurice E. O'Con-
nor.
Warrington Council Enjoys Address
Washington Council met last Tuesday.
Grand knight LEO A. Rover thanked the
members of the council bowling league
for the honors won in bringing the hand
some silver championship cup to Wash
ington Council, and Maurice z. O'Con-
nor. responding, told of the success of
the team during the past season. Past
Grand knight James S. Easby-Smith
held the interest of the large gathering
in a grapic recital Of the principal events
happening during his terms as grand
knight of Washington Council.
keane Council to Celebrate Anni-
The seventeenth anniversary Of Keane
Council. No. 1853, will be celebrated on
June Z, with a "Keane Council Day. at
oi,oU HoI lava "aah}n Vfnn
at 1880 a. m, p. m, and 6:lS p. m.
Starting at 1870 big athletic carnival
will be staged. A series Of athletic
events for boys and girls comprises So
yard dash for boys IA years and under.
N-yard dash for girls; 1o-yard dash for
boys. three-legged races for boys and
girls, potato, sack and shoe races.
Beginning at go several events are
scheduled for women-30-yard dash.
throwing baseball for distance. 7-yard
dash, etc. There will also be 50-yard
dash for the fat men. and q baseball
game between the married and single
men of tho council. A special musical !
program has been arranged. to be pre- |
scented upon the arrival of the last boat
at Marshall Hall. Selections will be |
given by the Excelsior Quartet and a
mixed quartet composed of prominent |,
local vocalists. Fancy dancing by Miss
Cora Shreve's pupils. and a glee club !
with eight artists will entertain. Ad-
c. Eugene Edwards and Past Grand
knight Charles w. Darr. William A.
Shreve is chairman of the entertainment
and floor committees: c. Eugene Ed |
wards. G. K, reception committee; An.
drew I. Hickey, athletic committee; John
]. keenan,. refreshment committed:
Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs. 8. NJ. Tucker;
Joseph ]. Kennedy;
printing, Thomas A. Cantwell: public
comfort, Drs James Flynn. Charles I.
Griffith, and D. D. Mulcahy; custodian
Of prizes, D. E. Barry: Judges. c. ".
Darr. W. E. Pairo. Richard L. Lamb.
Samuel NJ. Tucker. A. ]. Sullivan, w.
Sloan. A. Small, E. ]. Maloy, ST.. NJ. F.
]. P. Moran. E. ]. McQuade.
and D. s. Masterson. Grand Knight Ed
wards has appointed the following as his
associates on the reception committee:
Rev. Paul Grifiith, William ]. Wilson.
E. ]. Maloy. jr.. George E. Sylvester,
w. R. Shaw, William H. Callahan, L. A.
R. E. Doyle ST.. Daniel sulli-
van. D. E. Edwards, ]. p. ODay. e. A.
strudley. NJ. Shughrue. william Goddard
md ]. E. Boyle: entertainment and floor
William A. Shreve. chair
nan; NJ. A. Mccormick, r. Norton,
James c. Naughton. James Kehoe. E. A.
Meehan, c. Eugene Darr. Edward Ke-
noe, Joseph l.. Shaw. d. Z. Sweeney. T.
Edward Mitchell. Frank ]. Rafferty,, NJ.
). Roche. c. J. O'Neill and ]. F. Null
ally; booster committee, Charles w.
Oarr. chairman; c. X. Bailey. H. d.
Busch. ]. L. Carroll. A. ]. Cunningham.
r Barry. r. A. Dove, NJ. ]. Falvey, P. ]. ,
ialla CHER. Rev. Thomas A. Walsh, Rev.
Alonzo Odds. James F. Brennan. ]. ].
Beck. James A. Cahill, W. S. Carter. {
Iohn Daley. r. e. Doyle. George w. 3
Foley, C. NJ. Kennedy. James Hassett.
;. b. Bowling. ]. P. Cain. j. P. Clarke, I
i. F. Dolan, E. E. Ertter. A. Heffernan. s
T. Kinslow and J. Ahern. q
padding Council to Have Program. !
Spalding Council will meet next Thurs '
ay evening. with Grand Knight DR.. ].
sozier Biggs presiding. Many applica-l
ions for membership have been receiv-
d during the past two weeks and will
e acted upon at this meeting. Lecturer
ohm Merkling will offer an attractive I
rogram of entertainment.
nrroll Council to Witness Comedy.