Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-06
Kniobts Of Columbus


The 18th annual state convention Of Knishts
OF Columbus viii be held IN this city eeglnning
ne satngday Pnd b1o tne rre1Ts6 epmIbe bts " folohs
ing at paroehiai school, Church OF the fncar-
nation, 9th and Rockland streets,
Assembly Fourth Degree. Knights OF Co
lumbus
Rev NJ ]. Brady, rector, and William A.
g ;.S MAY .,s.. 2asG R!si mFsf%gSsf
Knights OF Columbus Hall Ssth and Market
streets, BY Worthy State Deputy A. s.
Zoo to ,I.s STATE officers 4; sb,is 1Gd
deipRia in the council chamber, knights OF
Columbus Hall West Philadelphia. ~, .,s.
for the ladies on Delaware River to Whining
visit the various departments OF City Hal,
Academy Of the Fine Arts and Fa1awin Loco
zoo zoo p. 31i.t1ESempllncation of fourth degrse
under tho direction OF Brother John W, Lough-
ney, master, Lu Bu Temple, Broad and Spring
aspaSRsnt giS soPs ih T'Sti snd
100 D. m.EFolrth degree banquet to State
SSrf TSS p ana mvissins ladies viii be ten4eEsd, sS,si
theatre party and md spRper, 1cs,nut Aeo ssfeets o.
AffRSss5f1 TuRSs1AY t9 NAY 9aa ms lSs PsTsds Mem
bers OF the order will assemble az headqnafters'
Column evgnu1 viii move owe promptly az s;1S a m,
proceeding down Broad srsGt stS 10 t1oTth on 18th
street Tse V 70 the the" "cathedrai where at o'clock "a
Solemn Pontisal M MaFs EsdTnbd wii O F. PTendepeast
D. D.. archbishcp Of Phiadelphnlaa;y nay The Iohp ser
asah S s. s. 4 fo5sFSa B q sS S rev. .o1n
Fourth degree members 9ttire9d 9 In , the fegS esge
sword and SaiGfic viii assemble on n the aposa norath
and the firet second and third degree medn-
bers. attired in dark clothes VIII r,,o1 @
the IsoutSS side of Girard avenue 'e'' 'e'''"s
Alter tho Mass oil dscgateS Visitors ., aPd tbs
cstSoio ets High school I iSth ,s sns sforwSilS w9YS
he phsdslphI9, Sar ssaP,fsrp Psf phadelpbia H Ia
RInfogs I gSslcemg tRS rdeesaes and the
Sresdom q t6s city James Mdg%Isa. ES9Isaig STATE STATE
ssPnsY @ knisns sFsspsnd Snd 10 the address well
come, come after which, the convention will be called
TSBsBAx N MAJ Ayr95is 152 coiam6as sssG
'ss6eTs aisS p @%cSptaIn So William s. Benson COM li
s9t Of LsSgs leland /, d,mSSs MSyy TaTf anG ,Scr %
isdiss Hsr a re Reception at the Navy Yard. s,,,o
ooJ 9sesaPsS ahRd RdHGsS ssr FHSiP,oa Xcads%S K
Of Music. Broad and Locust streets; 49,,
and Tnc VIII aPs Ps TGFSs e% 6y T Drs fsFqD Deputy y John
RShilly and s@tC H9 ptce5g sSo n m-conven,ion
vtII BE eaiied to order, Knights of Columbus
Hail 3sth and Market streets; ,,,,,
$50 a. m.-Ladies will be taken 70 historical
places in the city. Visiting lndepenaence Heit' ~
Joseph's Church St. Mary's Church and the
grave of John Barry. first commodore OF the
ii a. m.-Concert by N, .Snellenburg & Co.
18th and Market streets,e in the piano salon.
u m,-specially prepared luncheon in the
snellenburE restaurant, sixth floor.
n. m.SAutomoble trip to Valley Forge
and other points OF interest connected with
the Revolutionary War starting from Snellen-
burg 9 Immediately after lunch.
p. m.-Farewell dinner to delegates by
Knights of Columbus Dining club at their
1888 West Girard avenue.
D. m.-Presentation to board of governors
of an oil portrait OF Past state Deputy Michael
J. McEnery. .,.
TO delegates and visitors the courtesy of ite
cluhrooms, 14l1 Arch street. during their stay
in Philadelphia