Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-26

The SUNDA I
row night. Chairman Wallace f. burst
will Gala meeting of the Carroll Coun-
Gil dancing assembly to discuss ar
rangements for Halloween dance.
season by Vice Chairman Joseph J.
Degnan and Secretary Albert w.
Brand. The committee ON testimonial
to the retiring grand knight will make
the presentation at the next meeting.
The sixty officers of Washington.
Keane. Carroll. Spalding and Potomac
evening at 7:30 o'clock by State Deputy
Normoyle. District Deputies John A.
Eckert and DR.. Charles /. Griffith, State
Warden Redmond DeVaney and the fol-
lowing state officers: Vincent A. Sheehy,
state advocate. NJ. J. Mcnamara, state
treasurer; Robert f. Mcnamara, state
secretary; Rev. P. ]. O'Connell, state
chaplain. and Past State Deputy Ed
ward P. Harrington. rehearsal is
scheduled for this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, when the newly elected Off
GERS are expected to be present. My
of the past state and council ofhcers
have been invited to attend the exer-
cises Thursday evening.
keane Council Thursday evening held
its last meeting of the administration
of retiring Grand knight Mai. C. Eu-
gene Edwards. Lecturer Shreve pre-
sented a program of entertainment.
Charles w. Darr. master of the fourth
degree. and DR.. William E. Pairo.
faithful navigator. spoke of the ex-
emplif1cation of the fourth degree in
Baltimore October IL. Richard L. Lamb
reported for the employment bureau,
and the district deputy, DIR. Charles L.
Griffith, told of the third degree to be
the grand-knight-elect. urged the CO.
operation of the membership in an ac-
tive campaign.
An official notice from Conner Dom
nelly. secretary to the master of the
Fourth Degree of this jurisdiction,
Charles w. Darr, has been posted to all
of the members outlining the program
Baltimore at the Hotel Belvedere on
Discovery day, october IL. The exer
cises will begin at 2:30 pm. in the
ballroom and theater of the hotel. in
the presence of his emnence James Car
dinal Gibbons. and that the full regala of
the order will be worn. A ball will be
given in the hotel at s:15 pm, admission
to which is by card only, which includes
a buffet dinner. 1t is stated that only
tickets ordered prior to october will
likely be honored, on account of The
unusual demand and the large class of
initiates. Several additional applica-
tons have been received by Washing
ton General Assembly, and DR.. Pairo,
the faithful navigator, states that
Washington will be we'll represented.
Large numbers of candidates are said
to be assured from Baltimore. Cumber-
land, Annapolis and Westminster. Fol-
lowing the eXemplification an exhibition
drill by the Washington Assembly Fourth
Degree team, under the command of
Maj. Edwards. will be held. Practice
drills are held every Friday night. Spe-
cial cars on the Washington Baltimore
electric line will be run. The IL o'clock
noon train will be for the special use of
the candidates A special train at $50
o'clock will be run for the accommoda-
ton of the ladies and their escorts from
Washington. A special leaving Bal
timore at / o'clock am. will take care
of the dancers.
Washington Council will meet Tues
day evening for Grand knight Leo A.
Rovers farewell night as the councils
chief executive. Lecturer Moran ex-
poets to have program appropriate to
G. A. r. week.
Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Grand knight
Edward L. Tucker and executive COM
mittee have prepared a program for
the coming seasons activities. Lecturer
Hewitt promises program of enter
tainment for the meeting.
The Columbus Country Club will hold
dance at the clubhouse Saturday
evening Arrangements We're made at
the last boosters meeting Cor hall
loween party Saturday, October 80.
Many novel features will be intro
iduced. Capts. Mccain and Merkling
will announce the results of their
teams efforts in the recent member
ship contest The losing team must
stand for a dinner to the victors.
There are twenty men on each team.
The knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club met Tuesday evening" Plans for
the Forthcoming vaudeville perform
aEce for charity We're perfected. Denis
E. Cornell announced a rehearsal to-
day for the minstrel part and John r.
Iuitich tomorrow evening, for the re-
hearsal of The Obstinate Family"
Several specialties are being arranged.
A coach will soon be named for the
musical comedy to close the perform
ance. The following committee was
appointed to assist the business man
ager: Joseph B. Fitzpatrick. William
Howard and Bernard Fitzgerald. The
following were elected to membership
in the club: 7. J. Horigan, Irwin Co.'S
grove, j. a. Costello. j. J. OLeary
and Leo S. Mccarthy The next meet.
ing will be held october S, when the
annual election of officers will take
place.