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Potomac Council met Monday evening,
with Grand Knight Edward L. Tucker
presiding Several applications for men,
bership were received, and the trustees
presented financial report. State Deputy
Normoyle presented report of the al
fairs of the council and the order during
the fiscal year, and lauded the officers
and members for their zeal and intelli-
gent efforts for the good of the order
Potomac Council will give an excursion
to Chesapeake Beach July l. Chairman
Frank L. Hewitt announced the commit
tee of arrangements would meet in K. OF
c. Hall today at 2 o'clock The ex-
ecutive committee is composed of the fol-
lowing: Frank L. Hewitt. chairman; Ed
ward L. Tucker, grand knight; +. L.
O'Brien. B. F. Myers, William F. Column
bus. NJ. ]. Mcnamara ]. P. Dawson. v. B.
Costello, E. ]. Smith, DR.. 8. w. Howard.
Thomas H. Crook. George A. Trapp, W.
d. Fealy, DIR. w. B. DAILY, T. NJ. Ring,
r. ]. Berberich, Charles j. Columbus, A.
S. Fennell, jr J. B. Fitzpatrick, T. D.
Mccarthy, w. B. McGrath. James OCon-
nell. Walter l. Plant T. p: Rooney.
Michael D. Schaefer, Daniel Sullivan and
Rev. C. o. Rosensteel.
The board of managers of the Columbus
Country Club has completed preparations
for a large gathering of the members and
their guests today and tomorrow. Many
special athletic events have been provided
for their entertainment Besides the ten
mis- tournament, base ball, croquet, quoits
and other amusements will be provided.
The third season of the Intercouncil K.
of c. Duckpin League was officially closed
Saturday evening with a banquet at the
Continental Hotel. The silver champion
Gil, with individual prizes to Messrs. War
rem, Mccarthy. Mess, ONeil and Nc
Laughlin. 1t was voted to recommend
to the councils the suspension Of the coun-
membership. to be known as knights
of Columbus Duckpin League" New Off
GERS were chosen as follows: President,
Joseph B. Mccain; vice president. c. r.
Leary; secretary-treasurer, Maurice E.
O'Connor.
Washington Council met 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 E. O'Connor.
responding. told Of the success Of the
team during the past season Past Grand
Knight James S. EasbySmith gave a
graphic recital of the principal events
during his terms as grand knight OF
Washington Council. DR.. Wilson P.
Malone, lecturer; James H. johnson.
deputy grand knight: John T. Callahan.
trustee. and Rev. George A Dougherty.
chaplain, who were members of the
cabinet. during the Easily Smith admin
istration, also gave "reminiscences OF the
old days REV. Father Gilday Of the
University and its history. and of his
travels and researches in Europe. He
lauded the spirit of the order and its
ideals.
Arrangements have been perfected for
tho tennis tournament, closed to mem
bers of the Columbus Country Club.
which will be held on the grounds OF
lowing are the entrants: Singles:
Class A-Messrs Lawns. Moore. Daddy.
Cunningham, Fawnwald. Howard,
Rover and Moran. Class B-Messrs.
McGraw. Mccarthy, Tabler. Costello L.
Dolan. Chisholm. Powers and Walsh
Doubles: Class A-Messrs. LAWNS and
Moore, Cunningham and Fawnwald,
Daddy and Howard. Rover and Nc
Graw. Class B-Tabler and Mccarthy,
Moran and Powers. Walsh and l.. Dolan.
Chisholm and Costello.
The seventeenth anniversary of
Keane Council. No 353, will be cele-
brated June 7. with a "Keane Council
day" at Marshall Hall. Boats will
leave Washington at 1920 am, and
6:15 pm. Starting at 1880 an ath-
letic carnival will be staged. A series
Of athletic events for boys and girls
comprise fifty-yard dash for boys
fourteen years and under. forty-yard
- Ri Nv five q
for boys three-legged races for boys
and girls, potato. sack and shoe races.
Beginning at 2:30 several events are
scheduled for women, thirty-yard
seventy y-five-yard dash. etc. There will
also be a fifty-yard dash for the fat
men and base ball game between the
married and single men OF the coun-
Gil. A special musical program has
been arranged to be presented upon the
arrival of the last boat at Marshall
Hall. Selections will be given by the
Excelsior Quartet and a mixed quartet
composed of local vocalists. Fancy
dancing by Miss Cora Shreve's pupils
and a glee club with eight artists will
entertain. Addresses will be made by
Grand Knight c. Eugene Edwards and
Past Grand Knight Charles w. Darr.
William A. Shreve is chairman of the
Eugene Edwards, G. K, reception COM
mittee; Andrew 1. Hickey, athletic COM
mittee; John j. keenan,, refreshment
committee; Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs. S. M
Tucker; transportation, Joseph ]. Ken
nelly; printing. Thomas A. Cantwell
public comfort, Drs. James Flynn,
Charles l. Griffith and D. D. Mulcahy
Booster committee, Charles w. Darr,
chairman. Custodian of prizes, D. E.
Barry. Judges. c. w. Darr, w. E.
Pairo, Richard L. Lamb, Samuel NJ
Tucker, A. J. Sullivan. W. Sloan, A.
Small, E. J. Maloy, sr. NJ. F. Mangan.
]. p Moran, E. J. McQuade and D. S.
Masterson. Grand knight Edwards
has appointed the following as his as
sociates on the reception committee:
Rev. Paul Griffith. William J. Wilson,
e. J. Maloy, jr.; George E. Sylvester.
w. r. Shaw. William II. Callahan, L.
A. Downey, R. E. Doyle. ST.; Daniel
sullivan, D. E. Edwards, ]. P. O'Day.
p. A. Strudley. M. Shughrue. William
Goddard and ]. E. Boyle. Entertain
ment and floor committee-William A.
Shreve, chairman: NJ. A. Mccormick, r.
Norton. James G. Naughton. James
Kehoe, e. A. Meehan, c. Eugene Darr.
Edw. Kehoe. Joseph L. Shaw, d. E.
Sweeney, T. Edw. Mitchell, Frank J.
Rafferty,, M. 8. Roche, c. ]. O'NeiN and
J. F. Mullaly. Booster" committee
Charles w. Darr. chairman; c. K.
Bailey. H. D. Busch, J. L. Carroll, A. J.
Cunningham. T. Barry, R. A. Dove, M.
J. Falvey. P. J. Gallagher. Rev. Thomas