Evening star., 1915-01-03
9!y!SSSG9IionBus

Thc Columbus Country Club will
meet at the clubhouse to hear re-
ports from the directors and officers
and for the election of officers Sun
day, January 10. Refreshments will
be served. The first subscription
dance will be given at the club house
January rs.
At the meeting Monday evening OF
Potomac Council, with Grand Knight
Edward L. Tucker presiding, franz
LAfHeMttt, the lecturer, presenteSd, TED !,
program of entertainment which
evoked applause.
Carroll Council will consider at its
meeting Tuesday evening a challenge
from Richmond Council for series
of basket ball games The commit
tee on anniversary night, scheduled Ior
January 27, met last Sunday morning
with thirty members in attendance.
Chairman Lawrence e. Dolan of the
subcommittee on refreshments an
nounced the appointment OF the !oi-
lowing assistants; Thomas J. hresaa- Eama-
bell, George A. Howe. Charles J; Mont
gomery and J. J. O'Meara The re-
ireining subcommittee will be ap,
pointed at meeting OF the Sene,a d
committee this morning. Carroll Coun.
Gil Dancing Assembly Will also meet
this morning to issue invitations LOT
fts second annual Japanese party, TO
be hel0 WEDNESDAY,, Jdhudiy ~
freshments will be served in Japanese
ware by natives of Nippon. and ori-
entail souvenirs will be distributed; Inc
Daughters of Isabella have yielded the
use of the hall March IL Tor tne
Emerald party" to be given by Car
roll Dancing Assembly that date
The visit of the Knights of Column
bus Choral Society to Fort Myer. va,
Tuesday night was a success Chap-
lain OiKeefe of the 9Th Cavalry. at
whose invitation the society made the
trip, took occasion to congratulate III
rector Dickinson and the members who
took part on the excellence OF the
work Several of the numbers IN re-
hearsal for the grand concert TO DC
given February ; by the choristers
were given "a public tryout. with en-
phstic demonstrations of approval
Invitations probably will be sent out
= ..G,hristia nit. versus Socialism to be
given by David Golstein Q. Boston IN
Gonzaga College Hall. on l street near
January "a. at o'clock. Great In
tcrest is being shown in this lecture.
and many applications for tickets are
being received at the k- OF c. Hail.
GO6 L street northwest
Keane Council was host to the
ladies Tuesday night. following a snort
business session Maj hoWaTos; sle
grand knight of the council; Lecturer
Shreve and the entertainment comtnit-
tee were active participants IN staSins
Il program of entertainment "hicn
Won much applause. A pleasant 1ea-
t,re of the evening was the presenta-
tiou of a chest of silver to Charles
w Darr, as u testimonial on the part
of the council for his many years
of activity as grand knlghL anu LUZ
his interest in Columblanlsm
The Fourth Degree will hold its reg.
MI
O'Clock, with DR.. William E. Pairo pre-
siding.
spaldins Council will meet Thursday
evsping at S O'Clock Dr.. J. Rozier
Biggs. the grand knight of the coun-
Gil. has announced an interesting
meeting is in prospect spading nhs NeA Assem-
BY was attended by about hundred ed
and refreshments served. The analr
was in charge of Chairman carney wee
Chairman Tabler and a special COM
rnittee.
Tomorrow night the Knights Of Co
hearsals Of the two plays. Naval En-,
Eagements' and My Lord in Livery.
to be produced February ~ IN Car
roll Hall far street fSe ParficuIar ssar !h Council
Society of st. Vincent de Paul, and
the relief work among the deserving
poor of the city.
washington Council will have first
degree exemplitication at its meeting
Tuesday January l.. The dancing
assembly will give its fourth dance
on the season Friday, January %.
Independent Order Rechabites.
1ovaI Tent, No. 1897. at it's meeting
last Monday night, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing semi-annual
term: Chief ruler. Mrs. Mary p. Cor
reH; deputy ruler, George T. MarkWard;
shepherd, Thomas 7. Hurdle: record
ing secretary, Theron w. Newman;
fifianciaI secretary. H. r. Thompson;
treasurer, Peter J. Cooksey; levite,
Mary H. Correll; inner guard, John e.
Moore, and outer guard, Jesse w. Tull
This tent has recently organized
under it's control juvenile tent COM
posed of boys and girls from six to
fourteen years of age. 1t is known as
White Ribbon Tent. No. $50, and is de-
signed to teach children not only the
evils of intelnperance. but to 1nstlll
into their daily lives the principles that
tend to make upright men and women.
The Juvenile tent meets Sunday after
Moons At 643 Louisiana avenue, and
parents and others interested in chill
dFen are invited to attend it's meetings.
Mrs. Mary L. Correll, S11 9Th street
northwest, is the superintendent.
Loyal Order of Moose.