The Washington herald., 1915-09-19
Activities Of Knights Of Co.
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Many Events Held at Country Club.
Today's baseball game between the
Columbus Country Club and the Sa-
cred Heart teams, will be called at
$3.50 p. m. on the club diamond. This
is the last game on baseball schedule
OF the Country Club and in October
the baseball field will be used for
soccer playing, with E. A Strudley
in charge. Tennis will be played until
November. when the courts will then
be used for volley ball. under the di-
rection of B. S. Lawns
The recent corn roast and water
melon feast, which was held by the
Columbus Country Club. proved to be
the most pleasant and novel attrac-
ton that the clubmen have arranged
this season. The guests, to the num-
ber Of one hundred and fifty, were
loud in their praises for the commit
tee in charge: A. Hamilton Wilson.
chairman: George Anton A. Auth, NJ
A. Keane. Joseph ]. Degnan. John c.
Nerkling. Joseph B. McCann. James
W. Mclaughlin. Wallace E. burst.
known as the Harvest Party will
be held in the clubhouse on Saturday.
October 2.
Rowlers Invited to Join League.
On last Monday evening the first
meeting of the new Bowling League
of the Knights of Columbus. was held
with large number of bowlers pres
ent- The new league will replace the
inter- as well as the majority
Of the former individual council
leagues. and will consist of ten teams
with eight men to a team. The open
the teams will occupy all of the ten
National Rifles alleys. The following
officers and temporary board of gov
ernors have charge of drawing up the
constitution and bylaws, schedule
and personnel of the teams: Presi-
dent, Joseph B. McCann. vice presi
dent, DR.. W. E. Pairo. secretary-treas-
urer. NJ. E. OConnor: board of gov
ernors, Messrs. Daddy. Mccarthy. Nc
Nickle, Freeman. Cunningham. Griffin.
Murtaugh. Grady and McAuliffe. Every
knight Of Columbus bowler is invited
to attend the meeting on next
Wednesday evening in the K of C.
Hall.
Choral Society to Rehearse.
Society will hold its first rehearsal Of
the 1915-1916 season in the X. of c.
Hall next Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. under the direction of DR..
James Dickinson.
Dramatic Club to Give Performance.
The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club met last Tuesday evening and
voted to stage big vaudeville bill
early in the fall. Among other acts
will be a first part minstrel show. a
one-act play entitled. The Obstinate
Family" the Quarrel Scene" from
julius Caesar, a one-act musical COM
edy. and specialties Among others.
the following members of the club
were present: Francis ]. P. Cleary,
Dennis E. Connell. Henry F. Dolaa.
John F. Luitich. Bernard Fitzgerald,
o..J. LIE Beau. Leo Mccarthy. Maurice
Fitzgerald. Edward L. Tucker. Joseph
B. Fitzpatrick. and John F. Pellen.
The next meeting will be held Tues.
day, September 81.
Warrington Council Has Record
Attendance.
Washington Councils meeting last
Tuesday evening brought out a record
were elected for the ensuing year:
James e. Collihower. grand knight:
Leo F. Stock. deputy grand knight;
William e. Leahy. chancellor; Dr. A.
D. Wilkinson. financial secretary:
Richard ]. Donnelly. treasurer: D. J.
Sullivan. recorder; Frank B. Moriarty.
advocate; Wallace H. Morris. warden;
Richard P. Witty. deputy warden: J.
H. Robb. inside guard; Edward voigt.
Set
Smith, John J. Buckley. and DIR.
Charles K. Koones. Delegates to the
State convention. James E. Collifiow-
er. and Leo A. Rover. Alternates. c.
P. L. Moran, and DR.. A D. Wilkinson.
Representatives to the building COM
pany, John H. Eckert and Samuel Gas
kifis- Leo A. Rover. the retiring grand
knight. was not candidate. A vote
of thanks was extended the retiring
oficers for their capable services dur
ing the year. Addresses were made
by the State Deputy and District Dep
uty Eckert.
Potomac Council Elects Omcers.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the meeting
Of Potomac Council last Monday even
ing: Edward L. Tucker. grand knight
Walter l. Plant. deputy grand knight;
william g. Feeley. chancellor: Ben
tamjn F. Myers. financial secretary:
Joseph B. Fitzpatrick. recorder: Jo-
seph D. Sullivan, treasurer. Vincent
Costello, warden: 7. p. Rooney, ad-
vocate; T.. J. Smith. inside guard: e.
H, Dillon. outside guard: r. ]. Con-
rad trustee: c.. w. Aughinbaugh, and
John H Hogan. delegates to the
company; Edward L. Tucker
and william b. DAILY. delegates to the
State convention: John p. Dawson
and John H. Hogan. alternates.
Third Decree to BE Conferred.
spslding Council met last Thursday
sveuing. Grand XnigAt Biggs an