Evening star., 1915-09-12
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Potomac Council will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Election of Of
ficers for the ensuing year will be fol-
lowed by special program of enter
tainment presented by lecturer Frank
l.. Hewitt. Benjamin F. Myers. a
prominent member of the council and
it's financial secretary for many years
is preparing a series of articles on the
insurance features of the order. which
it is expected will be source of inter-
est to the general membership of the
order. Arrangements are being made
for Mr.. Myers to address the various
councils during the coming season.
The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club held it's initial meeting of the
1915-1916 season in the K. of C. Hall
for an early appearance in a diversi-
fed program, including vaudeville,
comedy and musical comedy, with an
old-time minstrel first part. Owing to
numerous requests, it is said, the COM
edy. THE Obstinate Family" will be
repeated by the club.
The election of officers for the en-
tainment will feature the meeting of
Washington Council Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock. Grand Knight Leo :,
Rover has issued invitations to many
prominent members of the order resid-
ing in Washington to attend the meet
ing. Lecturer Moran will have charge
of the entertainment features.
The Knights of Columbus Building
| Company met Friday evening and re-
| ceived reports from it's officers of the
operations Of the company for the past
month.
| Carroll Council met Tuesday evening
with Grand Knight William J. McGee
presiding. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Grand
knight. Frank A. Kidd; deputy grand
knight, Joseph A. Petty; recorder, Jo-
tary, Harry J. Kane; treasurer, P. j.
| Galligan; chancellor, James J. Lennon;
warden, Redmond DeVaney; advocate,
Thomas Petty; trustees, DR.. David N.
ward B. Horen. Frank A. Kidd and
| William ]. McGee were elected as dele
gates to the state convention, with
Charles ]. Montgomery and Joseph B.
Mccain as alternates. James w. Nc
Laughlin was elected inside guard and
Owen s. Lacey outside guard. Joseph
Petty and George A. Howe were chosen
as the counciPs representatives to the
building company. The present grand
knight, William ]. McGee. has served
|
! and was not candidate for reelection
During his term, 1T is said, the council
has made remarkable progress in
membership and in financial strength.
Recently the sum of $1,000 was in
vested in a first mortgage note, making
a total Of $4,000 invested for the coun-
Gil. Frank A. Kidd, grand knight
elect. was the unanimous choice of
the council for the office.
Arrangements are being made for the
| installation of the new corps of Of
fcers of the five local councils in K
OF Of c, 81 Han IL Thursday Thur evening septem-
Deputy Normoyle. District Deputies
| John A. Eckert and Dr. Charles L
Griffith. State Warden Redmond De-
Vaney and staff in charge. Invitations
are to be sent to past state and council
| officers to attend as special guests The
knights of Columbus Choral Society
has been invited to participate, and a
program of entertainment will follow
| the installation ceremonies. An fnvf-
! bers of the order.
A general meeting will be held in the
| K of c. Hall tomorrow evening at s
| O'Clock OF the newly organized Knights
| of Columbus Bowling League. Joseph
B. Mccain is president and Maurice 70.
O'Connor secretary. Bowling has a
big vogue in X. of c. circles, and the
|
some excellent teams. The new league
contemplates a unification of the yo-
taries of bowling into a larger and
more elastic organization.
The Columbus Country Club ba so hall
team will play the Trinity team this
afternoon at pm. on the country
club diamond. This will be the second
teams ef he rhe series between these two
try club will hold their harvest dancing
party In the clubhouse next Saturdav
evening. The first dance in October
VIII be held SATURDAY evening. Octo-
Der 2. Invitations for the harvest nartv
| were on post cards showing the exte
rior view of the country clubhouse.
The following officers were elected
| for the ensuing year at the meeting ~
Keane Council Thursday evening. fohn ~,
J. Keenan,, grand knight; Thomas A
| Cantwell, deputy grand knight; DR.. 7
a. Flynn, financial secretary; Martin
Donohoe' rec recorder; D. A. Edwards. ad-
| ODea, warden; inside guard, ]. E.
| Burns; outside guard. William McOuiI-
Ian; trustee. Mr.. Myers: delegates to
state convention, John J. keenan, and
| Maj. c. Eugene Edwards; alternates Dr
| w. E. Pairo and Charles w. Darr. rem.
| resentatives to the building COMPANY
! DR.. William L. Pairo and James Mur,
taugh. Maj. Edwards was not a can
| uludlc lOF Ec-clcCllOH.
| The fourth degree will be exemplified
in Baltimore Tuesday, october 12, with
200 candidates from Maryland and the
District Of Columbia. At the meeting
of Washington General Assembly last
Wednesday evening many applicants
! were voted upon and the following Of
| ficers for the ensuing year were elected.
DIR. William L. Pairo, faithful nayipa-
tor: Louis Radcliffe. faithful captain;
Thomas B. Nolan, faithful admiral: c.
w. Aughinbaugh, faithful pilot; Benja-
min F. Myers. faithful a2 purser:. P. L.
Donnelly, faithful scribe; delegates to
the district convention. Thomas B.
Hewitt The meeting was addressed by
Charles w. Darr. the master of this
| Jurisdiction, who briefly outlined the
| details of the coming exemplification,
and announced that many prominent
speakers were scheduled for the ban
/ auet to follow the degree.
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