The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
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The International Dancing Assembly
last Sunday elected the following officers
for tn" season of 19.5-l6: :. Leo Mo
Carthy. chairman; William =. Shreve.
vice chairman: Albert W. Brand, secre-
tary: John NJ. Tabler. treasurer and
Joseph l.. r Chisholm. publicity agent.
1t was voted to hold the first dance of
the season in November.
The second annual Emerald party of
the Carroll Council Dancing Assembly.
held ST. Patricks night at *. Of =. Hall.
Was attended by l5U couples. the largest
number in the history of the assembly.
y mammoth Irish flag was placed at the
street entrance to the hall for the occa-
sion. and the interior decorations. which
included thousands of shamrockS suS
pended from the ceiling. left no doubt as
to the character of the celebration. Tiny
American and Irish flags We're distributed
as souvenirs with the refreshments.
The knights of Columbus Choral So
cicty Will hold rehearsal this afternoon
in the X. of G. Hall at - o'clock in
preparation for the Easter concert Hrcsi-
,..'l: Maurice, T.. Fitzgerald has recovered
rom his recent illness and will be in at
,~.ldamr,'. Th. Choral Society partiCi-
lated in tn" 81. Fatrick's Day celebra-
~ ltsld in GonZaGa College Hall. under
;u'. auspices of the Ancient Order of
t!d,"rnIans. on March l6 Director Dick
,..svn ia charge of the choral numbers.
Potomac Council will meet next Mon
,!.,N evening at s O'Clock. with Grand
Alright Edward l.. Tucker presiding. The
dance. given by III" Ladies Auxiliary of
i"t"na: Council. at Silver Springs. on
- PatriCks night. was Well attended
and II distinct social success.
Washington Council is making ella hOrate
, arrangements for "A big celebration in
honor of its eighteenth birthday. to he
held during the month Of April. Grand
Knight Leo \. Rover has named large
committee Of prominent members to NAH
age the event The regular meeting of
Washington Council will he held next
Tuesday night. and from the announced
program promises to he quite interest
ing. Tho dance held under the auspices
of Washington Dancing Assembly on st.
Iatrick'S night in the private ballroom
Of tn" Arcade brought out a thrOng of
the Younger set. and with special musical
program and souvenirs in honor of the
day. and refreshments. was voted d dis
tinct success.
Twenty now applications for member
ship have been made to Spaldins Coun-
oil. and WAS the source OF considerable
enthusiasm when read at the meeting on
last Tuesday evening ny Grand Knight
Or J. Ruzier Riggs. Lecturer Merkling
told of the meeting of the anniversary
committee. which is making extensive
preparations Tor gala event to ceIe-
hratc the seventeenth anniversary of the
council during the month of April
Kean.. Council will meet next Thursday
wards who l. also chairman of the COM
Inirr.. in charge of 81 AIMS donation
party and ball. 10 I've held in Convention
Hall ON Easter Monday night. expects
that complete reports will be made at
the u,cctip.- showing the splendId prog
r,.xs already achieved bv the various sub
committees
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ihS vote PIeuSed themselves l" receive
h"iH communion inns morning. several
new appicatiohs We're READ al the meet
ing ana plans outlined by Joseph A
Petty Tor reaching inc coveted 10" marx
III h"Ii'pershiP- in' "ouhc'i now mas on
awaiting initiation.
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