Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

Maurice J. McAuliffe. tho deputy grand
knight presided John L. Mcdonald re-
ported for the decorations committee Of
the building company and the state
deputy and past state deputy spoke Of the
forthcoming Fourth Degree exemplifca-
ton in Baltimore.
Todays base ball game between the
Columbus Country Club and the Sacred
Heart teams will be called at 80 pm.
on the club diamond This Is the second
game between these two teams and the
clubmen are out to even their defeat by
which went overtime. This is the last
game on the base ball schedule Of the
country club. In October the base ball
Held Will be used for soccer playing. with
e. A. Strudley in charge. Tennis will be
played until November. when the courts
will be used for volley ball. under the
direction of B. s. LAWNS.
The recent corn roast and watermelon
feast held by the Columbus Country Club
was one OF the most novel attractions ar
ranged this season. The guests numbered
100. >, The committee in charge was A
ton A Auth. NJ. A Keane, Joseph ]. Deg
non. John c. Merkling. Joseph 3. Mccain,
James w. Mclaughlin, Wallace E. burst
and George A Daddy. The next dance,
known as THE harvest party" will be
held in the clubhouse Saturday. October 3.
Monday evening the first meeting of
the new Bowling League Of the Knights
OF Columbus was held. with a large
number of bowlers present. The new
league will replace the intercouncil, as
Wen as the majority of the former in
dtvidual council leagues, and will con-
sist Of ten teams with eight men to a
team. The opening night will be next
Friday. when the teams will occupy all
of the ten National Rifles alleys
n nff1
board Of governors have charge of the
constitution and bylaws, schedule and
personnel of the teams: President,
Joseph B. Mccain: vice president. DR..
" E. Pairo; MISUNDERSTANDING. NJ. E.
OConnor; board of governors, Messrs.
Daddy. Mccarthy, McNickle. Freeman.
Cunningham, Griffin. Murtaugh, Grady
and McAuliffe.
Every Knight Of Columbus bowler is
invited to attend the meeting Wednes-
Hall, when the teams will elect their
captains, choose the names they will
roll under, and adopt the schedule and
constitution.
The Knights of Columbus Choral So
ciety will hold its first rehearsal of the
1856 season in Knights Of Columbus
Hall this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, I'M
der the direction OF DR.. James Dickin-
son.
The Knights Of Columbus Dramatic
Club met Tuesday evening and voted to
stage big vaudeville bill early In the
fall. Among other acts will be a first
part minstrel show. one-act play en-
quarrel scene from Julius Caesar" a
one-act musical comedy and specialties.
Among the members Of the club present
were: Francis J. P. Cleary. Dennis E.
Council, Henry F. Dolan, John F.
Beau, Leo Mccarthy, Maurice Fitzger-
aid, Edward L. Tucker, Joseph B. Fitz-
patrick and John F. Pellen. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday. Septem-
Der 81.
Washington Councils meeting Tues
day evening brought out a record at
tendance. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: James
E. Colliflower. grand knight; Leo F.
E. Leahy. chancellor: DR.. A. D. WiIkin-
son. financial secretary; Richard J.
Donnelly, treasurer: D. J. Sullivan, re-
corder; Frank B. Moriarty, advocate;
Wallace H. Morris. warden; Richard P.
Witty. deputy warden; ]. H. Robb,
inside guard; Edward voigt. outside
guard; trustees, Paul Easily Smith,
John ]. Buckley and DR.. Charles K.
Koones; delegates to the state conven-
ton, James E. Collifiower and Leo A.
DR.. A. D. Wilkinson: representatives to
the building company, John H. Eckert
and Samuel Gaskins. Leo A. Rover.
the retiring grand knight, was not
candidate. He has served as chief
two years. during which, it is
said. the council has grown rapidly in
and financial strength, and
Its social and fraternal activities have
met the approval and support Of the
membership: A vote of thanks was
wi da1 he rof{ rfy "a.
dresses were made by the state deputy
and District Deputy Eckert
The following officers were elected for
mac Council Monday evening: Edward
L. Tucker. grand knight; Walter I.
Plant. deputy grand knight; William G.
Feeley. chancellor: Benjamin F. Myers,
financial secretary: Joseph B. Fitzpat-
rick, recorder; joseph D. Sullivan. treas
Rooney, advocate: E. ]. Smith. inside
guard: E. H. Dillon. outside guard R. J.
Conrad, trustee; c. w. Aughinbaugh and
John H. Hogan. delegates to the build
ing company: Edward L. Tucker and
B. DAILY. delegates to the state
convention: John P. Dawson and John
H. Hogan, alternates. The state deputy
and Benjamin F. Myers addressed the
meeting.
ing. Reports were received and acted
Upon from the committees in charge of
social and fraternal activities. Grand
Knight Biggs announced that the second
and third degrees would be conferred
At an early date. State Deputy Nor
moyle urged the members to lend their !
active cooperation to the efforts being /!
put forth by the citizens committee in |
.harge of the G. A R celebration. SO i
hat the. veterans and visitors to the |
Capital city during the. convention may /
De accorded a fitting reception.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
oe presided over by Grand Knight Will
lam ]. MCGEE. who retfres from office |
IN the LIST Of October.
Keane Council will meet Thursday |
when Maj. Edwards promises |
If office. Lecturer Shreve is preparing |
program Of entertainment.
Bertram G. Lennon writes that he and |
lot James J. Lennon was recently |
elected chancellor of Carroll Council |
Sunday Star was furnished by the press
of the Knights Of Co 1
umbus
Independent Order Sons of Jonadab.
Unity Council initiated six candidates
tuesday evening. when the official Wis
tation of the grand officers also took
lace. The attendance was unusually |
arge. Grand Secretary Sanderson pre-
ided in the absence of Grand Chief
Daley. Speeches were made by Grand
'haplain Hauer. Grand Herald Talbot.