The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
tured at San Juan Hill. and other

ring address on love of country Past
Commander-in-chief John E. Gilman also
received rousing reception, and re-
counted stories of many deeds of valor
at Antietam. Manassas and other battle
fields, and ended by singing 'Tipperary."
Other addresses were delivered by Will
lam F. GUIDE. chairman of the citizens
executive committee: P. T. Moran, pres
ident Chamber of Commerce. and Thom-
as Grant. secretary Chamber of Com
merce. and Maj. Raymond T. Pullman,
superintendent Of police. A program of
entertainment, consisting of the follow
ing. met with the hearty approval of the
audience: Knights of Columbus Choral
Society of forty male voices. directed by
Dr. James Dickinson: character songs
Thomas ]. Trodden, ST.; SOLO Ambrose
a. Durkin; "Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" Maurice P. Fitzgerald and
octet: solo. Thomas A. Cantwen; char
acter songs. George H. O'Connor. ac-
companied by Matt Horne; the Hawaiian
Quartet. consisting of Harry h Gilman,
Jack Desha. Donald Libbey and Stephen
Desha. Songs appropriate to the occa-
sion exhibited on motion picture slides
were sung by the audience. and illus
trated pictures were shown depicting the
historical events in American history
Joint Installation to Be Held.
The installation of officers of Wash
ington. Keane. Carroll. Spslding and Po-,
tomac councils will be held Tuesday
evening, October ;. at o'clock, in con-
nection with the meeting of Carroll Coun-
Gil, the installation ceremonies having
been postponed from September 81 on ac-
count of the big q. A. r. public recep-
tion. Officers to be installed have been
requested TO be present at 80 o'clock.
Dramatic Club to R~hearse.
The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club will meet next Tuesday evening at
S o'clock. Rehearsals are being held for
minstrel first part and the comedy, The
Obstinate Family" soon to be produced
in the vaudeville bill for charity
Keane Council Honors First Members
Charter members night brought out
a large gathering of the members of
keane Council. Lecturer Shreve pre-
sented the following program of enter
tainment: Thomas A. CantweI tenor
solo; u. A. Edwards, readings: Miss
Edna Hillyard, soprano solo; James
Nolan. bass solo; DR.. Charles l. Grif-
nth, address. songs by the Neat athleon
Quartet. composed of Messrs Gordon.
Martin. Jarboe and Murphy. Athletic
-NiSHl NdS sldStu, Win MeSSrS. BOldn, |
Brown. McCauley and Lowe participat-
ing, and P. F. O'Connor in charge.
Potomac Council met last Monday
evening with Grand knight Edward L. |
Tucker presiding. The various chair
men having in charge the social and fra {!
ternal activities of the council presented !!
reports Benjamin F. Myers made an I!
address
Grand knight Leo A. Rover Presides
Washington Council met Tuesday for /
he final meeting under the administra-
lion of Grand knight Leo A. Rover The
nonors OF the first degree were conferred
on large class of candidates District
Deputy John A Eckert announced that
he third degree would be held at an
Early date. I
SPalding Council will hold its regular
meeting next Thursday evening with
Grand Knight DR.. J. Rozier Biggs pre-
'iding. !
The Knights of Columbus Choral So
'iety holds a rehearsal today at 2:3o
clock for its musical program for the
'esper service and Columbus Day cele-
lration.
The annual vesper service under the
auspices of Washington Chapter will be
'eld in st. Martins Church. North Cap
tol and T streets. on Sunday evening.
october II. Rev. Clarence E. Wheeler is
ha plain. and Michael D. Schaefer chair
nan of the chapter.
Edward S. Handiboe mas returned to
he city after busy season umpiring in
he International Baseball League
rarroll Council to Give Testimonial.
The members of Carroll Council are
ooking forward with much interest to
he meeting to be held next Tuesday
light ii will be the first to be con-
ucted by the officers who were installed
eptember 30. Grand knight Frank A.
Kidd. Deputy Grand knight Joseph A.
'etty. and Chancellor Bertram c. Len
on are the new men among the officers
nd all three are determined to prove 70
he members of the council that they are
qually as we'll versed in the workings of
he order as their veteran associates.
he feature of the meeting will be the
resentation of testimonial to the re-
lring grand knight. William ]. MCGEE.
he committee in charge of the presen-
alton consists of E. Clarence Colford,
; j. Haltigan and Redmond DeVaney.
is also expected that Grand knight .
.tdd will announce at this meeting the
dnleS OF tne brOtherS ne has chosen to
Il the Offices of chaplain, lecturer and
rganist.
Duckpin League to Omen seo.op.
Carroll Council Duckpin League at its
leetfng on Monday evening. arranged for
ne preliminaries incident to the opening
the season. which occurs tomorrow
Vening at o'clock at Eighth and E ,
reefs northwest. Among those pr4sent :
ere DR.. E. B. Horen. president; A. E.
lcCerty. vice president: John Kiley, sec {
board of governors, T. ;
[cNickle and Joseph B. McCann. ;
Country Club Gives Dance. =,
The dance given by the Columbus 7
ountry Club last evening In honor of a
lie G. A. r. attracted large crowd, and i
as one of the most enjoyable ever given s
Y the club.
Sons of Veterans. q