The Washington herald., 1915-09-12
Events mt the Country Club.

held on Saturday evening October &
Invitations for the harvest party were
mailed out on post cards showing the
exterior view of the country club
house.
Potomac Council will meet tomor.
rev evening at o'clock. Election Of,
officers for the ensuing year will be,
followed by a special program of en-
terta!nment by Lecturer Frank L.
Hewitt.
Dramatic Club Holds Meeting.
The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club held its initial meeting of the
ls1o-1sl6 season in the K. of c. Hall
last Wednesday evening. Much enthu-
slasm was manifested over the ambi-
tious tentative program for the sea-
son. Plans were made for an early
appearance of the organization in a
diversified program including vaude-
vile. comedy, and musical comedy, {
with an old time minstrel first part J
owing 10 numerous requests il is said
that the comedy The Obstinate Fam
lily will he repeated by the club.
Washington Council to Hold Session
The election of officers for the en-
suing year. and a fire program of en-
tertainment will feature the meeting
Of Washington Council on next Tues
day evening at K. of c. Hail. to begin
at o'clock. Grand knight Leo A.
Rover has issued invitations to the
many prominent members Of the or
der residing in Washington to attend
the meeting Lecturer Moran will have
charge of the entertainment features.
Frank A. Kidd Heads Carroll Council.
Carroll Council met last Tuesday
evening in the K. of c. Hall with J
siding. Following a short business
session the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Grand
knight, Frank A. Kidd: deputy grand
knight. Joseph A. Petty; recorder. Jo-
seph L. B. Chisholm: financial secre-
tary, Harry ]. Kane: treasurer, P. J.
Galligan: chancellor James ]. Len
vocate. Thomas Petty: trustees, DR..
David n. Kennedy. James W. Hicks,
and DR.. Edward B. Horen. Messrs.
Frank A Kidd and William ]. Nc
Gee were elected as delegates to the
State convention, with Charles ].
Montgomery and Joseph B. McCann
as alternates. James W. Mclaughlin
was elected inside guard and Owen S.
Lacey. outside guard. and Joseph
chosen as the councils representatives
to the building company. The pres
ent grand knight, William ]. MCGEE
has served in this capacity for the
past four years and was not a candi-
date for reelection. During his re-
gime the council has made remark
able progress in a largely increased
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Recently the sum of $1,000 was in
vested in a first mortgage note. max
ing a total Of $4,000 invested for the
council. Frank a. Kidd the grand
knieht-elect was the unanimous
choice of the council for the office, and
it is predicted will make a splendid
executive for this progressive coun-
Gil.
Joint Council Installation Planned.
Arrangements are being made for
the insta allation of the new corps OF
officers of the FIVE local councils. toI
be held in K. of c. Hall on Thursday
evening. September 80, at 1910 o'clock.
with State Deputy Normoyle. District
Deputies John A. Eckert and Dr.
Charles l. Griffith, State Warden Red
mond De Naney, and staff in charge.
Invitations are to be posted to prom
lnenI past St6le anu COuNCll OHlCerS
to attend as special guests. The
Knights of Columbus Choral Society
has been invited to participate. and
an excellent program of entertain
ment will follow the installation
ceremonies. An invitation is extend
ed to all members of the order to be
in attendance.
Keane Council, Elects omcers.
The following oficers were elected
for the ensuing year at the meeting
ing: John J. Keenan,, grand knight;
Thomas A. Cantwell. deputy grand
knight: DR.. ]. A. Flynn. financial Sec
retsry: Martin Donohue. recorder; D.
A. Edwards. advocate; John Burns.
chancellor: ]. P. O'Dea, warden: in1
side guard. J. e. Burns: outside guard,
William McQuillan: trustee. Mr..
Myers: delegates to State convention.
John ]. Keenan, and Mai. c. Eugene
Edwards; alternates. Dr.. W. z. Pairo
and Charles W. Darr. Representatives
to the building company. DR.. william
E. Pairo and James Murtaugh. John
J. Keenan,. the grand knight-elect, is
a well-known attorney at law. and
has been q prominent member OF the
order for several ytar Maj Edwards
was not q candidate for reelection
ana was IchCitdtcu OH q most sue
Sessful administration.-
New omcer. for Assembly.
The fourth degree will be exempli-
fed in Baltimore on Tuesday. October
IL. with 200 candidates from Mary
land and the District Of Columbia At
the meeting of Washington General
Assembly on last Wednesday evening
many applicants were voted upon. ana
the following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: Or. William z.
Pairo. F. N; Louis RatcIiffe. F. C 7
Thomas B. Nolan. r. A: c. W. Aughi
inbaugh. F. p: Benjamin F. Myers. r.
| p: p. L. O'Brien. F, c.: Connor Dom
nelly. r. S. Delegates to the District
convention. Thomas B. Nolan. George
Pulaski, and Frank l. Hewitt
! The meeting was addressed by,
Charles w Derr. the master Of thi1
who briefly outlined thu
details Of the coming exempiihcatio.s.
and announced that many prominent
speakers ware scheduled on the pro-
gram for the banquet 10 follow the
degree. to be hsid at TIE belvsdsre