The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Activities Of Knights Of Co.
lumbus.

The boosters" of the Columbus Coun
! try Club will hold corn roast at th'
clubhouse Saturday evening. Watermelon
will be served and dancing will be en-
loved from o'clock until midnight Th'
orchestra which has featured the dance!
this season will play. Arrangements have
been made by a. Hamilton Wilson. Wash
| inSton Loan and Trust Building, who ha!
| charge of the invitations. for 200 persons
| This afternoon the Columbus Country
! Club baseball team will play Trinity
| cha mpions of the Holy Name League. or
the Country Club diamond at o'clock
| Tomorrow. Labor Day. the clubmen will
| meet the st. Stephens team. Coach Nor
| iarty. assisted by E. A. Strudley. has
| tYenty-four men from which 10 presen,
| a fast lineup on each day.
| An unusually large crowd attended the
| dance at the Columbus Country Club last
| Wednesday evening. The next party
| known as the harvest dance. will be
| held Saturday. September IS. Arrange
| ments are already under way for the
Halloween party which will be the first
| feature of winter schedule.
SpaldinE Council met last Thursday ev-
enins. with Dr. J. Rozier Biggs presiding.
Following the business meeting. the cleo
| ton Of officers for the ensuing year was
| held, and Lecturer Merkling provided a
program of entertainment. followed by a
| buffet luncheon. The third degree viii
be eNemplifed to a large class of candi-
dates from the council at an early date
The meeting of Carroll Council Tues
day evening will mark the beginning of
the fall season of the councils activities
Grand knight William J. MCGEE prom
ises an interesting meeting. NTH a eX-
Cellent entertainment to follow the an
nual election OF officers.
The knights of Columbus Bowling
League will hold a special meeting Mon
day. september Is, to arrange a schedule
to be participated in by the local councils
Joseph p. McCann is president and Maui
rice E. O'Connor secretary.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the meeting
of SpaldinE Council Thursday even
ing: DR.. J. r. BigEs, grand knight.
Maurice ]. McAuliffe- deputy grand
knight: Thomas X. Gallaher. financial
secretary: Leland T Atherton, re-
corder; Ferdinand H. Huneke, treas
urer: Michael ]. Drtscoll. chancellor;
Henry Hughes. warden: William Jo-
vern. inside guard; G. J. San Filipo.
outside guard: Henry J. Zilliox. Denis
Connell. and William H. Emery. trus-
ices: D.. J r. BigEs and F. J. P.
Cleary. delegates to State convention:
Thomas K. Gallaher and Maurice ]
MCAuliffe, alternates. Thomas K. CAL
laher and John P. Mcdonald were
chosen as representatives to the build
ing company. Joseph F. Marsden
yT-i hoe 0T
since its institution. in April 1893.
declined 70 serve another term. He
was laudad for his distinguished
services to the council for many years
Keane Council will hold It's regular
meeting Thursday evening at 81
o'clock. Election of officers for the
ensuing year and an excellent enter
tainment, under the auspices of Lee
turer Shreve, will feature the meet
ing. Mai c. Eugene Edwards the
present grand knight of the council.
has made an enviable record as the
chief executive of the council. and
much regret was noted in his declin-
ing a denomination John J. keenan,
was nominated for the office of grand I
knight at the last meeting.
The knights of Columbus Dramatic :
Club will hold its initial meeting of 7
the fall season in the K. of c. Hall
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock |,
President Francis J. T. Cleary pre-
siding. Great interest is manifested |
In the program outlined for early pro-
duction.
The regular meeting of the K of c. !
Company will be held Fri
day evening in X of C Hall Presi-
ient John H. Eckert will preside.
Washington Assembly of the Fourth
Degree will meet Wednesday evening
n X. of c. Hall, DR.. William E. Pairo
presiding. A large number of appli-
"a tions will be acted upon at this
meeting of candidates for the fourth
legree. to he exemplified in Baltimore
tuesday. October 12. banquet will +
follow the degree at the Hotel Belve-
iere. Many prominent members of
he order will be in attendance.
Councils of Naf;onaI Tjnion