Evening star., 1915-01-24
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This evening at s o'clock. in Gonzaga
College Hall. AZ street northwest,
David Goldstein of Boston will deliver
a lecture on christianity Versus So
cialism The committee of arrange
ments is headed by State Deputy
William P. Normoyle. United States
senators and representatives in Con-
gress from many states have indicated
they will be present. Invitations were
sent to the officers of international, ma
, tional and local labor bodies. to the
universities and colleges and~schools
of the city. to the judiciary, members
of the two Houses of Congress serving
on committees on labor and education,
and committees on the District of
Columbia, to many of the clergy of the
to the officers of the Secular League
and socialist party, and many of the
important officials of the government
whom it was thought might be inter
eSted in the discussion of the subject
by Mr.. Goldsteln.
The president of the board of District
Commissioners, as well as many prom
inent business men, have been invited
of Trade and of the Chamber of Com
merce and citizens associations. Ad-
mission to the lecture will be free, and
| the public is invited to attend.
Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
night at o'clock. Grand Knight Ed
ward L. Tucker has returned from an
extensive southern trip. Lecturer
Frank L. Hewitt announces theater
party of. the members and their friends
in Polls Theater Tuesday evening for
the special benefit of the council.
The feature of the meeting of Car
;; roll Council Tuesday evening was an
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its practical workings in the state OF
Conn necticut by Rev. William A. keefe
of Plainfield. Conn. Father keefe
holds the office of state lecturer in the
home state of the order.
| The committee in charge of ami
versary night. to be celebrated We'd
nesday will hold its final meeting this
morning. An address by a prominent
Lecturer Degnan. buffet luncheon and
a dance are among the attractions
promised. The state deputy and grand
knights of the jurisdiction have been
invited.
The dancing assembly has selected
Saturday, February 13, as the date of
its annual valentine party, and ar
rangements are now IN progress. Ihe
tanned party of visiting knights
from Baltimore last night
Director Dickinson and President
of Columbus Choral Society report
everything in readiness for the grand
concert to be given at the X. of c.
Hall, Friday evening, February ). at
o'clock.
Grand Knight Leo a. Rover an
nounces that at the meeting of wash
ingtou Council Tuesday night Edward
events in the history of the council
during the period when he presided as
it's chief executive officer. The dance
given under the auspices of the coun
ellis assembly Friday night was well
attended
A meeting of keane Councils conf
mittee having in charge arrangements
to be given in Convention Hall Easter
Monday night was held last Wednesday
night, with Maj. Edwards in charge.
Keane Council Will meet Thursday
received from the chairmen of various
subcommittees. The proceeds of the
affair will be presented to st. AIMS
Infant Asylum.
A straw ride" to the new clubhouse
of the Columbus Country Club is sched- |
uled for Monday evening, February l. |
The trip will be made in 'hayracks"
promptly at 7:30 o'clock. A Victrola
dance will be held at the clubhouse fol-
lowing the arrival of the party, and
arrangements are being made to well
come the guests for an inspection of
the building.
Fifteen new members were admitted
to Spalding Council Thursday night, |
Grand knight J. RoZier Biggs and. de- |
gree corps officiating. Following a short |
business session, Lecturer Merkling |
presented DIR. P. Edward Larkin for a |
talk. which the base ball fans en- |
loved, several musical numbers and |
solos by DR.. d. N. Kennedy and profess
sional talent The following commit
tee had charge: John c. Merklng. |
chairman; oliver J. LeBeau. Dennis |
Connen. Edward Handiboe. Joseph D.
Moriarty, F. J. P. Cleary. NJ. ]. McAu-
life. Leo p Grady, James A. Early, Jo-
seph T. Fitzgerald. NJ. ]. Driscoll, Jo-
seph Mcdonald and Paul Moore. A
feature of the meeting was the pres
entation of a gold watch to Past Grand
knight Francis J. P. Cleary in recog-
milton of the success and progress made
by Spalding Council under his leader
ship.
A travelogue on GLACIER National
Park and the Blackfeet Indians" by
Lawrence D. Kitchell. will be given in
tho L-piohfc of CoJnu1 hfS Hal Frida " Il