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and trustees. William Bobb, John Feiste
and John o. Harman.
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| All arrangements have been com
| pleted for the st. AIMS Orphanage
donation party and ball to be giver
tomorrow evening in Convention Hall
Reports received by the executive COM
| mittee at its meeting last night In
| knights of Columbus Hall point to a
| big attendance. The program outlined
provides a dance program of twenty
numbers. with two intermissions. The
| fourth degree drill team. commanded
| by e. Eugene Edwards, is to give an
| exhibition drill during the first inter
! mission. Special decorations, fine
musical program by an augmented
orchestra, programs and refreshment
booths have been provided for on a
generous scale. T.. J. Maloy, jr.. chair
| man of the ticket committee, reported
that 5000 tickets have been issued ami
the responses were Eratifyingly large.
Mrs, John r. Galloway. chairman OF
| the ladies' auxiliary committee. report
ed on the advertisements secured for
the program and the general satisfac-
| tory results of the committees ef-
| forts c. Eugene Edwards. chairman
of the general and executive commit
i tees, presided at the meeting. Miss
| Mary OBrien and ID. V. T. Burns
served as secretaries, John r. Gallo
Chairman Henry ]. Zilliox reported
last night at the meeting of the coun-
Gil that arrangements for Spaldfng
Councils Easter dance. to be held in
10. are completed. An orchestra. floral
decorations and refreshments will be
features. Reports were made by Grand
knight ]. Rozier Biggs as to the
progress made in arranging a special
program to celebrate the seventeenth
birthday of the council Friday evening,
April %. in the X. of C. Hall.
AT the last meeting of Carroll
Council Dancing Assembly Chairman
Joseph J. Degnan of the music com
mittee reported that a string orches-
ira had been engaged for the spring
carnival of the assembly April "a.
Chairman Joseph j. McCann of the
for floral display patterned after the
Los Angeles carnival and for other
unique features The assembly will
meet this morning to issue the invita-
tions for the carnival President AL
bert McCarty and Secretary Thomas
McNickle of the bowling league have
selected Saturday. April II. as the date
for the annual visit to the Baltimore
car for the occasion. The newly
formed membership committee held its
first meeting Tuesday night, and Chair
man Joseph A. Petty presented a de-
tailed plan of campaign which,. with
the unanimous Endorsement OF the
committee, will be presented to the
council at it's next meeting.
Club held a rehearsal last Monday
evening and again Friday evening of
the two plays to be presented at the
Playhouse April .. for the benefit of
the dominican Sisters, Sacred Heart
Academy, Park road. The Cecilian Or
chestra, Miss Ruth Norris, leader, will
furnish the music. Dancing follows
at 1890
The supreme board of directors Of the
Knights of Columbus will hold its
quarterly meeting in this city, begin
ming April IL. at o'clock pm, with
Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty
presiding.
will give banquet next Monday even
ing, April IL, at, at the Cochran Hotel,
with Supreme Master Reddin and Dep
uty Supreme Master Boyd of the fourth
degree as guests Of honor. Frank l..
Hewitt is chairman of the banquet COM
mittee. Invitations have been sent to
Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty and
the members of the supreme board of
directors, who will be in Washington
attending the quarterly meeting of the
board. to be present at the function.
The Washington Assembly degree
corps will confer the fourth degree
upon a class of 100 candidates in
Clarksburg, w. Va. April IL.
Lecturer William A Shreve has an
nounced the following committee of ar
rangements for the spring dance to be
held in X. of c. Hall Monday evening.
April 19, by the Keane Council Dancing
Assembly: Floor. J. Kennedy, J. E.
vester and J. T. Kehoe. Refreshments
T. NJ. Gallaher, c. ]. Dean, F. F. Smith
and J. c. Fegan. Music-Thomas j.
Gaffney. S. NJ. Tucker, o. c. Brahler
]. T. Burns, ]. NJ. Donohoe and NJ. ].
Collins.
Keane Council will meet Thursda Y
evening, when the chairman of the
various committees will make reports.
President Rover of the Columbus
Country Club states that the tennis
courts and base ball fields are now
ready and in use. The directors expect
to install an up-to-date hand ball court
for the use of the members.
Washington Council will celebrate its
eighteenth birthday anniversary in
April. Grand Knight Leo A. Rover has
appointed a committee to shape up a
program, and reports will be made at
the next meeting of the council.
Director James Dickinson compli-
mented the members of the K of c.
Choral Society at the rehearsal last
Sunday afternoon In K. of c. Hall upon
the progress made during the six
months since it's organization. The
roster of the society is growing and
much enthusiasm is shown in prepara-
ton of the program for the Easter con-
cert rehearsal will be held at 2:30
O'Clock this afternoon.
Sons of Veterans, U. S. A.
Commander in chief Charles F. Sher-
man, in his general orders recently Is