The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-11

tiOu VI Tic UCVSuSCSuIu anniversary VI
the council on Friday. April n at p. m.
report will be presented at the meet
Ing Of the council on next Thursday
evening.
Supreme Directors In session.
The supreme board Of directors of
the Knights of Columbus will hold its
quarterly meeting in this city begin
ming today at o'clock p. m. with Su-
preme knight James A. Flahsrty pre-
siding.
Assembly to Hold Banquet.
The Warrington Assembly. fourth
degree, Will hold a banquet on Mon
day evening. April u. at Cochran Ho-
tel. with Supreme Master Reddin and
Vice Supreme Master Boyd. of the
fourth degree. AZ guests of honor.
Frank l. Hewitt 10 chairman Of the
banquet committee. Invitations have
been sent to Supreme knight Fla
herty and the members Of the board
Of directors.
Local Degree Corps in virginia.
The Washington Assembly degree
corps will confer the fourth degree
upon a class of 100 candidates in
Clarksburg. w. Va, today.
Keane Council Committee An
noanced.
Lecturer william A. Shreve has an
nounced the following committee for
the management of the spring dance
day evening. April 10. by Keane Coun-
Gil Dancing Assembly: Floor. J. J.
Kennedy. J. M. Kiley, ]. M. Hassett.
George E. Sylvester. J. T. Kehoe. Re
freshments. T. NJ. Gallagher. c. NJ.
Dean, F. F. Smith, J. C. Fegan. Mu-
sic, Thomas J. Gaffney. c. M. Tucker.
o. c. Brahler. J. A. Cain. Printing.
D. E Barry, J. T. Burns. J. M. Dono-
hoe. and NJ. J. Collins.
Washington Council to Entertain
Guests.
Washington Council Is busily ar
ranging for the celebration of Its
eighteenth anniversary which will
take place on Monday. April Is. Leo
turer Moran has arranged a most at
tractive program for the function: an
entertainment by several local artists.
buffet supper and dancing at Rausch-
er's will feature the birthday party.
At its next meeting. on Tuesday night.
after the regular business meeting, the
Ministries of Sacred Heart parish will
entertain the council. An invitation is
extended to members Of the several
councils to attend. At its second
meeting of the month. DIR. Wilson p.
Malone. a past grand knight of the
council. will relate his experiences
council
Columbus Country Club Announce
The Columbus Country Club Is now
open for the season and the SIS 900 plant
is being hugely enjoyed these spring
days. Baseball and tennis leagues have
been formed. and devotees Of these pas
times are busy arranging ambitious
schedules. The building is most COM
modious and comfortable and the mem
bers of the club are enjoying ii to the
utmost Basket parties, baseball, and ten
mis- on Saturday and Sunday afternoons
are the vogue. The membership list IL
steadily increasing The management
expects soon to announce the date for
clam bake, which is expected to attract
throng. On Saturday afternoon, May
II. the first track and field meet will be
given by the club, open to members Of
the club and members Of the order. The
chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments for the occasion Is John ]. Camp
bell. the crack athlete of Georgetown
University. Members Of other country
clubs in the vicinity of Washington
recently visited the clubhouse and pro-
nounced it one Of the most ideal clubs
In the country.
Potomac Council to Enjoy Prosram
Members of Potomac Council. according
to the bulletin posted by Grand knight
Fdwa rd TnCkar d 7
O'Brien have been invited to attend
the meeting to be held tomorrow night
in expectation Of q most interesting pro-
gram The building committee will make
report on the new Knights Of Columbus
home movement, and a special program
Of entertainment has been provided.
Choral Society Meets Today.
The Knights Of Columbus Choral Soci-
ETY. will hold its regular meeting this
afternoon in the knights Of Columbus
Hall. for rehearsals of the special music
for the annual communion service to be
held in st. Patrick's Church, Sunday,
April Is. at a. m. The roster Of the
society is growing and much enthusiasm
Is shown In its progress. DR.. James
Dickinson is the director.
Large Glass to Receive Degree.
The third degree Will be conferred upon
class of seventy-five candidates Oh
Washington and Carroll councils under
the Jurisdiction of District Deputy Har-
ry Kane, on Wednesday evening, April
81, at 7:30 o'clock in the Knights Of Co.
Iumbus Hail. Past State Deputy McEn-
cry, of Pennsylvania and degree corps
will participate. Invitations have been
posted by State Deputy Normoyle to the
state deputies and grand knights ana
prominent officials OF the order in Vir-
ginia, West Virginia. Maryland, Penn.
sylvania. and of this city, to attend.
Dramatic Club wins Praise.
The Playhouse was thronged on last
Friday evening, and generous applause
voted approval of the excellent work Of
the cast in the plays presented, MY
Lord in Livery and Naval Engage
ments." by the members Of the knights
of Columbus Dramatic Club. The affair
was benefit performance for the Domin-
lean Sisters Of the Sacred Heart Acad-
envy, Park road, and . handsome sum
was realized. The Cecilian orchestra fur
nished the music. Those participating in
the two productions were: Francis ]. p.
Cleary, Joseph T. Fitzgerald, Henry F.
Dolan, John c. Merkling. John A. Co.'S
tello, Miss Marjorie Corcoran, Miss Ruth
M. Purcell. Miss Margaret Hardin,
Dennis e. Connell. Michael ]. Driscoll.
Joseph ]. Degnan, Mrs. Sarah Deeds and
Miss Edna Hillyard. Messrs Henry F.
Dolan and John r. Luitich were the
stage directors. Francis J. p. CIeary 10
president Of the club Another produc.
tim for the benefit Of the h,1ildtns FurA