Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-07
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rector: Miss Edna Hillyard, Misses
Marie and Edna Strudley, Irwin Cos
grove, Miss Estelle Murray, Miss Ma
Steinmetz, Miss Dyer and Miss Lorese
Lqitich. Music was furnished by
Webers Orchestra. John F. Luitich
and Dennis Connell were the stage d.
rectors. A return engagement for the
benefit of the Gonzaga College Athletic
Association was announced.
The honors of the first degree were
conferred upon several candidates at
Spalding Councils meeting. Thursday
evening. by the degree corps. composed
of Grand knight DR.. J. Rozier Biggs,
Deputy Grand Knight Maurice J. Nc
Auliffe. Chancellor Michael ]. Driscoll
and Warden Henry Hughes. Lecturer
of entertainment. Arrangements are
being made by the entertainment COM
mlttee for an ambitious bill for the
turkey party" Thursday, November 49,
proposed exemplification of the first
and second degree, November 80, un-
der the direction of Grand Knight
James E. Collifiower and degree corps.
Past Grand knight George r. Repetti
will preside at the celebration of past
grand knights might" Tuesday. Novem-
Der %. The council will be host to a big
delegation Of college men at its meeting
Tuesday, university night" 1t is ex-
pected George H. O'Connor and Matt
Horne will appear. Refreshments will
be served.
The Intercouncil Dancing Assembly
will give a dance at Rauscher's, Con-
necticut avenue and L street northwest,
the eve of Thanksgiving. November "a.
Dancing at 3 pm. and refreshments.
Admissions will be limited.
Rev. Francis P. Donnelly, S. j., rector
of Gonzaga College and pastor of st.
Aloysius Church, will be the guest of
honor of the Knights of Columbus to-
morrow night in the K. of c. Hall at
$50 o'clock. Invitations have been is
sued to many prominent members of
the order. Following a lecture by
Father Donnelly a reception will be
rendered him and a special musical
program rendered by the male chorus
of st. Aloysius choir, Thomas A. Can't
ert O'Lone, William Wilding and Alloy
sius Stormont, tenors: Francis Dough-
erty. George Sanderson, William San
derson. Louis Schell, Aloysius Shields,
Auldridge and William Creveling.
bassos, and Glenn w. Ashley, director.
Admission will be limited to men. The
knights and members of the Third
Sunday Brigade are expected to invite
their male friends to be present. The
affair is informal and no cards of ad-
mission will be required.
Potomac Council, with Grand Knight
Edward L. Tucker in the chair, will
morrow evening. beginning promptly
at 7:30 and adjourning at 8 o'clock, on
account of the lecture.
Chairman Richard L. Lamb of the
knights of Columbus employment bu-
reau, in a report to the council of the
operations of the bureau during its
first year, mentions that efficiency on
the part of the applicant is of first i'm
portance. and that more than 100 posi-
lions have been secured during the
term.
A dance will be given by Keane
Council Assembly Monday evening.
November Is, at 500 o'clock. in the
knights of Columbus Hall. The music
will be furnished by Myer Davis Or
chestra. Refreshments will be served.
The committee on decorations are ar
tumn leaves. cosmos and special cleo
trical effects. The committee in charge
is headed by the following: Percy c.
Brady, chairman: S. Melville Tucker.
secretary; David E. Barry. treasurer;
Thomas ]. Gaffney. chairman music
committee: Thomas J. Gallagher, chair
man invitation committee: John T.
Burns, chairman reception; Thomas
A. Cantwell, chairman. program; D. E..
Barry. refreshments; T. M. Murtaugh,
chairman. decoration.
Past Grand knight c. Eugene Ed
wards will be presented with a tea set
at Keane Councils meeting Thursday
evening, in appreciation Of his serv-
ices to the council during 1914-1915.
Grand Knight John ]. keenan, will
make the presentation address. The
testimonial committee consists of
Thomas A. Cantwell, DR.. J. A. Flynn
and James A. Duvall. Former Lecturer
Joseph P. Cain has been reappointed
and is arranging features for turkey
night"
Grand Knight Frank A. Kidd of Car
roll Council and Mrs. George A. Howe,
grand regent of Court District Of CO.
lumbia, Daughters of Isabella. divid-
ed honors as presiding officers at the
reception rendered the women of the
court by the council. In his address
of welcome Mr.. Kidd spoke of the
pleasure of the knights at the success
of the local court of the Daughters of
Isabella. He lauded the members for
their high ideals and the practice of
charity. The following also addressed
the meeting: Mrs. George A. Howe,
Mrs. Margaret L. Coope, Mrs. William
E. Pairo, Miss Marguerite Boswell and
State Deputy Normoyle, Deputy Grand
Knight Joseph A. Petty. Financial Sec
rotary Harry ]. Kane and Past Grand
ington Council. About $50 members
OF the court were in attendance. Re-
freshments were served and dancing
followed, with music by Dolan's Or
chestra.