The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-23

house was beautifully decorated in
spring flowers and ferns. Those present
were Mrs. Mary e. Mitchell, Mrs. Elsie
Vandervort. Mrs. Della Nichols. Mrs.
Ida Crown. Mrs. Roberta Prescott. Mrs.
Etoile Melick. Mrs Martha Jarboe Mrs.
Carrie Davis. Mrs. Bertha Williams,
Mrs. Margaret CONN. Mrs. Minnie Wolff
sheimer. Mrs. Ella Garner and Miss
Mary Rose Steiner.
Knights Of Columbus Doings.
y Employment Bures1 Meets.
The Knights of Columbus Employ
ment Bureau met last night to hear
reports of its officers, and to receive
new applications and review the cases
pending. Richard L. Lamb il chair
man. and Clarence z Colford, score.
tary-treasurer.
Events at Country Club.
The program Of the Forthcoming
events at the Columbus Country Club
give promise Of three interesting
Gays schedule Saturday evening. May
~. the third dancing party Of the sea-
son will be held at the clubhouse,
May 80. trials in the tennis tourna-
ment will take place-in the mems
singles. ladies' singles. mems doubles
and mixed doubles. Monday morning.
May 81. finals in the tennis tourna-
ment: in the afternoon a baseball
game is scheduled between the Column
bus Country Club regulars and the
quested to mail applications to the
secretary of the club. Knights of CO.
lumbus Hall. not later than next
Wednesday.
keane Council to Celebrate Ami.
Grand Knight c. Eugene Edwards
has appointed the committee Of ar
celebration in honor of the Seven
teenth anniversary Of Keane Council,
with Lecturer william A. Shreve
chairman meeting of the committee
was held on Friday evening and ten
tative plans made for an outdoor fete
and reunion in June. report in detail
to be submitted to the meeting of the
council on next Thursday night.
New Member. For Country Club.
The following applications for
membership In the Columbus Country
Club were received and approved at
Its last meeting: william NJ. walsh,
Edward ]. Cunningham. John D. Pow
ers. William ]. Calnan. James NJ Has
sett. William c. Sullivan. James H.
Rates. Joseph d. Moriarity. Michael A.
Keane, Thomas F. Schweinhart and
Charles ]. Osborne. The membership
committee reported that a larger list
of applications would be acted upon
at the next meeting Of the board Of
directors.
Potomac Council to Eu3sy Prosrsm.
Potomac Council will hold its next
regular meeting tomorrow night in
Knights Of Columbus Hall. with Grand
Knight Edward L. Tucker presiding.
Lecturer Frank L. Hewitt will pre-
sent special program Of entertain
ment.
VIII Review His Administrations.
Washington Council meets next
Tuesday evening. The past grand
knights EVENING" will be resumed
with Past Grand knight James s.
Easily Smith presiding. He will re-
view the events Of his administration
as grand knight OF the council.
Assembly to Attend Golden Jubilee.
The Washington Assembly Of the
fourth degree has accepted an invi-
tation from Father Riordan. pastor Of
Conception Church. to
as a guard Of honor at the
Golden Jubilee exercises Of the par
ish. to be held on Sunday, June g. Dr.
William E. Pairo, F. N, will issue
notice to the members to appear in a
body.
Choral Society to Hold Rehearsal.
The knights of Columbus Choral
Society, under the direction Of DR..
James Dickinson. will sing the mus,,
at the Golden Jubilee service at Inn
maculate Conception Church. June 6.
will be held next wednes-
day evening In the school hall of st.
Paurs Church, Fifteenth and v streets
northwest.
Council Assembly Elects Of
Acers.
At meeting Of Carroll Council
Assembly on Thursday even
Ing the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Wallace e.
burst. chairman: Joseph J. Degnan,
rotary; James Hates, treasurer.
Bowling League Holds BANQUET.
The 1nter-Council Bowling League
Of the knights Of Columbus bid "Auld
Lang Syne" to q most successful and
pleasing years program, at a BAN
luet last night at the Continental Ho-
tel. when about 100 devotees Of duck
pins and tenpins made merry and
many Of the FANS told Of wonderful
averages scored during the season