The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-09-18

DULUTH NEWS
Miss Lillian M. Burrows of Buffalo,
Mimi, and Edward Leo Fogarty of Du-
luth were married Wednesday at Buff
falo. Mr.. and Mrs. Fogarty will make
their home in Duluth after Oct. is.
Duluth council No. 447, knights of
Columbus, plans to erect a $4,000
lodge building on 100 feet of prop
erty recently purchased by the coun-
Gil on the upper side of West Second
street, between Second and Third
avenues. This announcement was
made yesterday by G. w. Atmore,
grand knight of the council who was
reelected at the annual meeting. The
building will contain fully equipped
gymnasium and swimming pool, and
will be up to date in~every particular.
Work will begin early in 1916, &C.
cording to officers of the lodge.
Elect Officers.
Officers elected follow: deputy
grand knight, M. G. Holohan; chan
cellor, ]. R. McKinnon; recording sec
rotary, J. E. Mannheim; financial Sec
rotary, John Phelan; treasurer, John
H. Murray; advocate, T. ]. Joyce;
warden, P. Voloschit; inner guard, A.
L. Erickson; outer guard, M. J. Gro
min; trustee, ]. F. McKanna.
Initiation Sunday.
A class of more than so candidates
was initiated into the order, a de.
gree team headed by State Deputy
John A. Burns arriving in Duluth from
St. Paul for the initiatory work. The
work began about $3.50 Sunday morn
ing. A dinner had been arranged for
the visiting knights at the Spalding
as a conclusion of the days program.
Virginia, Minn.-The local council,
Knights of Columbus, has elected of.
ficers for the coming term as follows:
Grand knight, Edward Scallon; deputy
grand knight, Charles Scheuer; chan.
cellor, M. A. Murphy; warden, James
Slattery; advocate, William Mon.
tague; treasurer, H. Hadley; financial
secretary, J. F. Biron; recording sec
rotary, w. F. Byrne; trustee, J. H
Lohneis; guards, Demgen Hayes and
James Klenoski. The Knights of Col
umbus plan numerous social activities
during the fall and winter months.
With an elaborate exemplificatior
of the first three degrees of the order
the knights of Columbus Sunday init
ated class of more than so mem
bers, degree team of 10 members
coming from st. Paul to exemplify the
work. The team was headed by State
Deputy John Burns, assistant city at
torney of st. Paul, and District Deput,
F. D. Mccarthy. The deputies were
assisted by large staff, among whom
were State Fire Marshal Robert w
Hargadine, w. T. Farley, s. A. Hill
Con Riordan and Pierce Butler, all O
st. Paul.
Work in the first degree occupied
the morning session, commencin,
shortly after $3.50 o'clock and tn,
afternoon and part of the evening
were given over to the work of tn,
second and third degrees.
This was followed by dinner 70
the visitors at the Spalding, and I
smoker in the X. of C. hall after tn
dinner.
More than 700 members of the OF
der were present for the ceremonies
many coming from out of town.
Duluth Catholics are enthusiastic
ally 1V1QOuVAu6 w JIG S3MP0A6A ~
funds to aid st. James orphanagt
The contest between Rev. Fathe
stanislaus Iciek, pastor Of st. Mary
Stella Maris Polish parish; Re,
Father Thomas O'Donoughue, chat
lain of the orphanage, and Re,
Father J. Thibadau, o. M. l. Of tn
parish Of st. Jean Baptiste, has r.
ceived much attention and the pastor
are working indefatigably for til
bazaar funds.
The winner Of the contest. which
for an automobile, will be the one {
the three priests who succeeds
raising the most funds towards til
bazaar. soon to be given in the o
lphanaxe auditorium.
Under the auspices Of the Woo,