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The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club will stage the farce What Hap
pened to JONES'" in Gonzaga College
Hall, May 26, at s o'clock pm. Presi-
dent Francis ]. P. Cleary announces
that weekly rehearsals are being held
One hundred candidates of Washing.
ton and Carroll councils received the
third degree Wednesday evening in the
Knights of Columbus Hall. The at
tendance was the largest in the history
of the local organization. many promi-
nent men being present Past State
Deputy McEnery of Pennsylvania and
staff participated.
The joint communion service, ar
annual event under the direction of the
Washington Chapter, will be held thia
morning at the o'clock mass in st
Patrick's Church. The officers of the
chapter are Rev. Clarence E. Wheeler
chaplain: Joseph T. Fitzgerald. secre-
tary, and Michael D. Schaefer, chair
man.
The Columbus Country Club will hold
its first informal dance next Saturda y
evening at $50 o'clock. in its new club
house. Special cars will run at s and
Sis o'clock from the Virginia side OF
the Georgetown bridge. A committee
will meet all cars at Fort Berry sta
ton. Invitations may be obtained from
the committee in charge: Chairman
William Howard, Vice Chairman Henry
J. Zilliox, Paul F. Moore. Lawrence L
Dolan. NJ. Myers, Henry Dolan. Frank
NJ Mclaughlin, Joseph ]. Degnan, Jo-
Francis J. p. Cleary, Frank J. Dunn
Albert w. Brand and William D. Will
coXen.
The Knights of Columbus employment
bureau met last night in X. of c. Hall
Chairman, Richard l.. Lamb and Secre-
tary-Treasurer Colford presented re-
ports of the operation of the bureau.
Washington Councils anniversary
committee reports arrangements per-
fected for the eighteenth birthday cele
bration, which takes place tomorrow
evening at s o'clock at Rauscher's.
Lecturer Moran reported that an at
tractive program has been arranged for
the function. An entertainment by To-
cal talent, a buffet supper and dancing
will feature the birthday party.
Five hundred members of Spalding g
Council and their guests last Friday
evening vigorously applauded the local
talent that participated in the celebra-
ton of the seventeenth anniversary of
the council.
acter readings, Edwin S. Callow; cello
solos, Fritz A. Mueller: tenor solos,
Prof Arthur Green: soprano solos.
Helen Donohue De Yo. DIR. j. Rozier
BlESS, the hlils III VI tiic SouiiSll
delivered the address of welcome, and
paid tribute to the ladies who had done
much to promote the charity and other
fraternal activities of the organization.
Lecturer John c. Merkling was chair
man of the entertainment committee.
Refreshments and dancing followed the
entertainment. Special floral and cleo
trical decorations and musical pro-
gram by Dolan's Orchestra added to
the enjoyment of the evening. The an
niyersary committee follows: John c.
Merkling, chairman; Paul F. Moore,
vice chairman; Harry B. Akers, secre-
tary. and the following committees:
Reception-Dr. J. Rozier Biggs. chair
man. Francis J. p. Cleary, Walter y.
Nolan. Samuel b. Loveless, J. r. Nc
Donald. Vincent A. Sheehy, Joseph Z,
Ralph. f.. F. Genoe, S. J. Brinkley, Will
liam p. Normoyle, James n. Fitzpat-
rick. ir.: Frank A. Trodden, Joseph d.
Noria rity, William A. Johnson. Francis
p Sheehy, James f. Meegan, F. NJ
Brinkley. Floor-Henry J. ZillioX. chair
man. oliver J. lie Beau, Thomas Trod-
den. ir.; william NJ. Walsh. Irving A.
Coseroye, B. J. Carlin. Thomas F.
SchWeinhart, Frank E. Carney. Harry
r Akers, James A. Farley. w. w. Talt-
ayull. Walter w. Fox, William J. Col
lins. Peter J. Carney, Jerome Crowley
G. i. San Fillipo, E. Z. Rickenba cher
James Fagan, Francis A. Bailey, Wal
ter B. Burke, Percy Saffell. James B.
Kennedy, Peter A. Taltavull, Joseph NJ.
Hausler, W. ]. Collins Refreshments
Joseph T. Fitzgerald, chairman: Alex
ander H. Belisle. j. Leo Donnelly,