Evening star., 1915-11-14
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The Gonzaga College Athletic AS
sociation is to have benefit per-
formance. not by the X. of c. Dra-
matte Club, as announced last Sunday,
but with the Gonzaga College Minstrel
Troupe featuring in two bills We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. Novem-
ber II and 1S. in the college theater.
Glenn w. Ashley of Potomac Council
Is the director. There will be solos
by prominent local singers. and buck
and wing dancing. The Excelsior
Quartet. sponsored by Thomas A Can't
well, deputy grand knight Of Keane
Council, will render selections. Two
hours of dancing will conclude the
evenings entertainment.
A dance will be given by Keane
Council Assembly in the K. of C. Hall.
tomorrow night at $3.50 O'Clock. The
music will be furnished by Myer Davis
Orchestra. Refreshments will be served.
Chairman Percy c.. Brady and a large
committee have the affair in charge.
Spalding Councils members have re-
ceived announcements of a special pro-
gram Of entertainment to be offered
at the meeting Thursday evening. Lee
turer John c. Merkling states that in
addition to ten turkeys. which are
to be presented to ten members of
the council. other souvenirs will be
distributed, and a. Thanksgiving pro-
gam provided.
council Dancing Assembly at Rausch-
er's on the eve of Thanksgiving. We'd
nesday, November "a. 1t is regarded
by the younger set as one of the main
events of the season. The following
committee is in charge: S. Leo Nc
vice chairman: Albert w. Brand, sec
retary; John M. Tabler. treasurer;
Thomas ]. Gaffney. printing; Charles
T. L. Moran, music; David J. Barry,
committee; Joseph B. McCann, decora-
tions; George A. Daddy. press, and
William Hammett. reception.
Past Grand Knight George r. Re-
petit will preside at the exercises in
cident to the Past Grand Knights
day evening. November %. It is ex-
pected that the members of the cab
met of the Repetti administration,
as well as the Cherokee strip tribe"
mandates of their former chief ex-
ecutive. Grand Knight James E. Col
liflower has announced the proposed
disqualification of the first and sec
ond degrees November 80. The council
was host to a big delegation from the
Catholic University last Tuesday night.
Lecturer Fred ]. Krieg and the enter
tainment committee staged a program
and George H. O'Connor and Matt
Horne featured. Refreshments were
served -
Past Grand Knight &C. Eugene Ed
wards was presented with handsome
tea. set at Keane Councils meeting
Thursday evening. in testimony of his
services to the council as its chief
Knight John J. Keenan, made the pres
entntion address. The. committee In
charge consisted Of Deputy Grand
Knight Thomas7A. Cantwell. Financial
Secretary DR.. ]. A. Flynn and Lieut..
James A. Duvall Lecturer Joseph P.
Cain presented a program of entertain
ment, and. ten turkeys were presented
to ten members voted to be the most
popular. among those present
of ST. Aioysius Church and president
Of Gonzaga College. was the guest OF
honor at a reception given under the
auspices of Potomac Council. knights
Of. Columbus, Monday night, in knights Of
Knights and members Of the Third Sunday
brigade gave him welcome. Father
spoke on THE Art Of Win
ming and Holding Interest in Public
The lecturer illustrated
and modern authors. A novel feature
was the use OF the p1onograph to re-
the. sound = and method OF
sneakine of "a number Of prominent
orators.
Grand Knight Edward L. Tucker. The
committee in charge included Thomas
p. Rooney, chairman: John 7. Noonan.
walter 1. Plant, Gustave Dillon. John
Hogan, Vincent Costello and Owen ].
Cleary. A. special program of music
was rendered by the male chorus OF
St. Aloysius Choir. directed by Glenn
W. Ashley.
Columbus Country Club night was