Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-17
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The second annual dance OF the
Knights of Columbus intercouncil dancing
assembly will be held at Rauschers Mon
day evening, February 8. The committee
which had charge Of the party given at
the Raleigh last season has again been
designated to manage the event Dancing
will start at o'clock Invitations, which
are limited In number, may be procured
of the following Thomas ]. Carney.
chairman; S. Leo Mccarthy, vice chair
man; Peter ]. Carney. secretary; Will
liam NJ. Walsh, treasurer; David E.
Barry, Albert w. Brand. Frank Carney,
Joseph l. b Chisholm; ,, George A. 1 Daiay'
William ]. Gould. jr, Joseph ]. Ken
nelly, Francis E. Marvin. Francis M Nc
Laughlin. William A. Shreve. John NJ.
Tabler. Arthur J. Tholl. John F. Victory
and Henry j. Zilliox.
Club met at their new home last Sunday
and elected permanent officers. as fol-
lows: Leo A. Rover, president; DR.. ].
Rozier Biggs. first vice president; Capt.
c. Eugene Edwards. second vice presi-
dent George A Daddy. secretary. and NJ.
J. Mcnamara, treasurer: directors,
Samuel A. Gaskins. Henry J. Zilliox.
Walter l. Plant, William A. Shreve and
Judge M. NJ Doyle.
The site of the clubhouse covers thirty
ball field and clay tennis courts. The
twenty -five-t housand-dolla clubhouse is
of colonial design, and built OF tapestry
brick The large dance hall is two stories
high, with a mezzanine balcony. The
building is heated throughout with steam
and Illuminated with electricity, which
Is made by the clubs own power plant.
1t is announced that a straw ride" dance
taken from the K. Of C. Hall in motor
trucks direct to the clubhouse. The COM
mittee in charge Is Joseph J. Degnan,
chairman; George A. Daddy. Thomas ].
DAILY. Thomas ]. Gaffney. Joseph B. Nc
Cam. Francis B Moriarty. Joseph J.
Kennedy, William A. Shreve, John M.
Tabler and Henry J. Zilliox.
At the annual meeting Of the Knights
Of Columbus Building Company. held in
Alexandria. Va, Friday evening. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: John H. Eckert. presi-
dent: James Murtaugh. vice president:
P. L. OBrien, secretary; Joseph A.
Petty. treasurer: Thomas X. Gallaher,
chairman house committee: c. W.
Aughinbaugh, librarian. In addition to
the above-named officers the following
are members of the board of directors:
Samuel A Gaskins, DR.. William E.
Pairo, John Mcdonald and George A.
Howe.
"Glacier National Park and the Black
feet Indians is the title of a travelogue
by Lawrence D. Kitchell to be given at
the K. of c. Hall Friday. January 20,
at Sis pm. The lecture will be illus
trated by unique moving pictures and
hand-colored disSolving stereopticon
views, and will conclude with pic
torial description of the Panama Pacific
exposition. Admission is free and the
members and their friends are invited.
The fourth degree drill team held
a practice drill Friday evening, with
Mai Edwards in command.
The knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club met Thursday evening. Two plays,
Naval Engagements and My Lord
in Livery" were rehearsed in prepara-
ton for their forthcoming production at
Carroll Hall. G street near 10th street
northwest, Friday, February 10, at
pm The proceeds will be presented to
the Particular Council of st. Vincent
de Paul Society for it's charity fund
Potomac Council met Monday evening"
Grand Knight Edward L. Tucker has
been on a vacation at Palm Beach and
other southern resorts Lecturer Frank
l.. Hewitt announced that theater
party is planned for the near future as
a pleasant reunion of the members of
the council, their families and friends
Walter l. Plant reported for the Choral
Society, ]. b. Fitzpatrick for the Ora
III
Washington Chapter; Z. l.. O'Brien told
of the activities of the building COM
pany, and Benjamin F. Myers spoke on
the new loan insurance features of the
order.
Washington Council last Tuesday
evening and a large class of candidates
received the first degree, Grand Knight
Leo A. Rover and degree corps par
ticipating A Kaleidoscope dancing
party will be given by Washington
Assembly next Friday evening in X.
of c. Hall at $50 o'clock Refreshments
will be served
Keane Council met Thursday even
ing. Mai C. Eugene Edwards presiding.
DR.. william L. Pairo presented the an
nual report of the building company,
showing satisfactory financial state
ment for the year just closed The
council voted to hold charity ball
and donation party in Convention Hall
Easter Monday night for st. AIMS
Infant Asylum. A meeting Of the La
dies Auxiliary, headed by Mrs. John
Galloway will ha held "Wednesday