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The last meeting of Potomac Council
was presided over by Deputy Grand
knight Walter l. Plant, in the alb
sence of the grand knight, Edward l..
Tucker. Mr.. Tucker is receiving the
congratulations of his fellow members
and friends. over his election to the
presidency Of the Central Labor Union.
John B. Colpoys, also a member of the
council, was reelected secretary of the
same organization.
Spalding Council will meet Thursday
evening. DIR. J. RoZier BiggS. the grand
Knight, has announced that in the near
future the third degree will be eXempli-
ned. The first and second degrees were
exemplif1ed last Friday evening by the
officers of Spalding Council. in conjunc-
ton with the efficerS Of Potomac and
keane Councils
Washington General Assembly of the
Fourth Degree will meet Monday even
ing to receive report from the audi
tors. DR.. William e. Pairo is reported
to be receiving applications for the
degree. which will be exemplified Dis
covery day. October II. in Baltimore,
master of the fourth degree for the
District of Columbia and Maryland.
Washington Council held it's last
er w. L. Davis. After the meeting re-
freshments were served and dancing by
the members and their ladies followed.
The Sacred Heart Minstrel Club, under
the direction of Rev. Francis ]. Hurney.
furnished entertainment. More than six
hundred persons took the trip. forty
miles down the Potomac and return.
The officers were congratulated for the
novel idea of holding the midsummer
meeting on the water.
Lecturer Charles P. L. Moran is
spending his vacation at Atlantic City
Grand Knight Capt. c. Eugene Ed
wards Of keane Council is motoring with
Mrs. Edwards and friends to nearby
points.
The council, under the new officers, Is
said to be increasing in numbers.
Lecturer William A. Shreve is pre-
pairing a program for the fall meet
ings
The membership contest between the
two teams of the Columbus Country
Club is composed of the following:
Team A-Joseph B. McCann, captain;
Albert w. Brand. secretary; Joseph l..
B. Chisholm. Francis J. P. Cleary,
Maurice r. Colbert, Edward J. Cum
fngham. Joseph J. Degnan, Henry F.
Dolan. Wallace E. burst. William J.
Kennedy, Frank NJ Mclaughlin, Paul
F. Moore. Francis S. Mullin, John d.
Powers, Edward A. Strudley, Thomas
+. Schweinhart. James A. Sullivan and
William D. Willcoxen.
Team B-John c. Merkling, captain:
John NJ. MeGraw. secretary; DIR. J.
Rozier Biggs. James f. Collifower
Lawrence E. Dolan, James p. Fegan.
Joseph w. Freeman. Samuel A. Gas
kins. =. S. Lawns, Edward F. Genoe,
James H. kates. J. Blake Miller,
Charles p. l.. Moran. Joseph D. Mori-
arity. Francis B. Moriarity,~ Mathew
F.. Myers. J. Edward Reilly, John NJ
Tabler. William NJ. Walsh and Henry
J. Zilliox.
Wednesday evening was Ladies
Night" at the clubhouse and a program
Of entertainment for 400 guests was
presented, the feature being a one-act
entitled, The Obstinate Fam
ily." played by the members of the
of Columbus Dramatic CLUB
under the direction Of John F. Luitich
The cast included Miss Marie Strudley,
Denis f. Connell. Francis J. p CIeary.
Miss Edna F. Hillyard, Mrs. Sarah
Deeds and Henry F. Dolan. After the
play, which was staged on the veranda,
the audience seated on the lawn, was
served with refreshments, and dancing
followed