Evening star., 1915-01-31

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Columbus will meet tomorrow night at
) o'clock in the knights hall LIT.
Pairo announces that Representative
Reilly of Wisconsin will deliver an
address.
Keane Council met Thursday night.
Following a short business session the
Knight Edwards announced that con-
siderable progress had been made oS
the committee relative to the donation
party and ball to be given under the
day night In Convention Hail Tor the
henefit of st. AIMS Orphan Asylum
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
evening. Grand Knight MCGEE reports
the receipt of a large number OF apc
plications for membership as one OF
the results of the anniversary nigh.
held Wednesday, which was attended
by nearly seven hundred members and
guests The proceedings were opened
10y Grand knight William J. McGee.
and Chancellor Maurice p. Fitzgerald
9cted as chairman during the enter
address, by John Burke, treasurer OF
he United States. The musical pro
cram was contributed by Misses Co
lumbia Atkinson, Marie Atkinson. Pau,
agnes Whelan; Mrs. James S. Dickin,
son, Mrs William f. O'Connor and
Messrs Harry w. Schwartz. s Leo NC
Carthy, Roscoe S. Bangs. George A
bert LanEe, A. r. Grosskurth, z. n.
Kennedy, Fred G. Tansill and Joseph
NJ Donovan. After luncheon the
Younger set danced The committee In
chairman; Frank s. Mullin. vice chair
man Joseph L. b. Chisholm. secretary;
Wallace E. burst, treasurer, ana W1i-
liam ]. Mctiee. Maurice j. Colbert
:. Leo Mccarthy. John N. Kiley. James
H. Hates. Lawrence E. Dolan. James
w. Mclaughlin, Albert Brand, Frank
Dunn. Carl Betz. Thomas j. Bresna-
Connor. John J. Campbell. John A. Cos
tello, Charles P. Daley. r. William
Darr. P. B Finneran. Maurice P. Fitz-
gerald. W. Kirk Harrison. John Healy.
Edward B: Horen. Robert HoWard, s.,;s
T. McDonough. John A. Mclean. Frank
II Mclaughlin. Charles ]. Montgom-
cry, Thomas B. Nolan, j. j. y Meara,
Charles J. Osborne, George A Daidy,
John D. Powers. II. G. P, Wilson, vii,
liam ]. Fouhy. j. Blake Clark. G. n. F.
Davis. Frank a. Kidd, Charles B. Guth-
rie f. Clarence Colford. Redmond de
vaney Harry ]. Kane. P. ]: Haltigan
and Thomas J. McNickle. Invitations
have been posted for the annual val
cntine party to be given by the Dane
ing Assembly February Is. Chairman
George A. Daddy of the printing COM
rnittee promises a surprise program for
Invitations have been posted for the
second annual dance of the knights OF
columbus intercouncn dancing assem-
oily, to be held at Rauscher's. Febru-
ary S.
Several of the women in the cast of the
knights of Columbus Dramatic Club
now rehearsing the two comedies.
Naval Engagements" and MY Lord In
Livery" are members of the Daughters
Of Isabella. and that society has accent
cd an invitation from the Particular
Council Society of st. Vincent de
Paul through its president, Judge Will
liam Delacy. to act as patronesses of
the affair, which will take place at Car
roll Hall.
Washington Council met Tuesday
evening, with Grand knight Leo A.
rug was the talk given by Edward r.
Harrington. who told of the yeoman
service of the "old guard of the order
following the institution of the Knights
Of Columbus in Washington. and of the
Irogress and development of the so
ciety with particular reference to the
activities of Washington Council dur
ing his term of grand knight.
Potomac Council met Monday night,
1i ith Grand Knight Edward L. Tucker.
residing and with large attendance
IN evidence. 4 feature OF the meeting
vas the presentation of gold watch to
he retiring grand knight. Frank l..
Hewitt. who was felicitated upon the
srowth of the council in membership and
financial resources under his leadership
Tho benefit at Polls Theater Tuesday
Il;
ssralding Council will meet Thursday
richt. Grand knight Biggs and Lee
-urer Merkling expect another big meet
ing, and have an interesting program
scheduled. The degree corps of the
aouncil expect to confes the second de-
cree at an early date on large class
of candidates.
Tomorrow evening. starting at 7:5o
TIall on straw ride" in hay racks"
TO the Columbus Country Club at Fort
Berry, Va, near the Fort Myer radio
station. = large party of the members
and friends of this organization win
be given an opportunity to attend the
nrst reception and dance held in the
handsome new clubhouse. The twenty
five thousand-dollar building is of col
onial design, and built Of tapestry
stories high, with a mezzanine balcony.
The building is heated throughout with
steam and illuminated with electricity
made Dy the CLUBS own plant. Invita-
tions can be secured from any of the
following committee of arrangements:
Joseph ]. Degnan, chairman: George
y. Daddy. Thomas ]. DAILY. Thomas J.
GaMrey, Joseph B. McCann, Francis
r. Moriarity. Joseph ]. Kennedy, William
y. Shreve, John VI. Tabler and Henry
]. Zilliox. In addition to the above
mentioned, the following officers will
form the reception committee: Leo A.
Rover. president; DIR. J. Rozier Biggs,
first vice president: Maj. C. Eugene
Edwards. second vice president: G. A.
Daddy, secretary: NJ. J. Mcnamara.
treasurer: directors, Samuel A Gas
kins. Henry J. Zilliox, Walter I. Plant,
William a. Shreve and Judge NJ. NJ.
DOYLE
knights of Columbus Hall was filed
to its capacity with an appreciative audi
ence Friday evening in attendance at
the travelogue by Lawrence D. Kitch-
ell on "Glazier National Park and the
Blackfeet Indians" The lecture was
illustrated by moving pictures and
hand-colored dissolving s,reopticon
views and concluded with a pictorial
description of the Panama Pacific ex-
position.
The Knights of Columbus Choral So
ciety will hold a rehearsal this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock in the K. of G.
Hall. when final arrangements will be
completed for its ambitious musical
program for the concert scheduled by
the society Friday night at s.l5 o'clock
n the knights hall