Evening star., 1915-06-06

High Tent ch1er ruler was present
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One of the largest meetings in the
history of Carol Council was held
Tuesday evening with Grand Knight
William ]. McGee presiding. Fully 250
members were present. Reports of the
various comittees show the council to
be rapidly growing in membership and
in prosperous financial condition. A
number of applications for membership
were presented, making the total num-
Der pending twenty-eight. During the
past week the council invested $1,000 OF
it's surplus funds. smoker followed
the meetings. at which the following
program was presented: Address, Rev.
F. Joseph Kelley; vocal solos. Maurice
P. Fitzgerald, William J. Grattan, Fred
Tansil and Paul J. Schwartz: recita-
tion. Leo B. Norris; mandolin solo.
tet. Messrs. Gilman. Jennings. Hurd
and Williams, Hawaiian and other airs
on stringed instruments Harry Gil
man, a native Hawaiian and a mem
solos on the ukulee, a Hawaiian musi-
cal instrument. s. Leo Mccarthy, j.
NJ. Donovan and Dr. James Dickinson
acted accompanies for the occasion.
each of the future meetings entertain
ment will be furnished. 1t is pro-
posed at one of the future meetings
to hold charter members night.
when the meeting will be turned over
to the founders Of the council.
The fourth dancing party by the
Boosters" of the Columbus Country
Club will be held in the clubroom Sat
urday evening.
Capt r. ]. Donnelly of Washington
Council, J. T. Burns of Keane Council.
Joseph N. Petty Of Carol Council, Jo-
sna s9ph os Mysqs on
Council constitute the audit commit
tee for the accounts of st. AIMS do
nation party and ball, held Easter Mon
day. Maj. Edwards. chairman, has an
nounced that a final report will shortly
be presented to the council which will
show the event to have eclipsed in at
tendance and financial results any Of
the past affairs.
Washington General Assembly, fourth
degree, will act as guard of honor at
the golden jubilee vesper services to
be held at the Immaculate Conception
Church today. DR.. William E.. Pairo,
F. N, has issued a general invitation
to the fourth degree members to at
tend in body with full regalia.
The first tennis tournament of the
members of the Columbus Country
Club was the all-day feature of the
Memorial day celebration. Rapid prog
ress was made in completing the eight
first-round matches of singles and
three Of the semi-hnals. Half of the
scheduled doubles were play and the
days total was thirty sets and $50
games.
In class A the winner Of the Daddy
LAWNS match will meet Mr.. Moore in
the final. while in class Mr. McCar-
thy will meet Mr.. McGraw. the winner
then to move into class A, the finish
ing matches will be played today.
Twenty new members were admitted
to Spalding Council at its meeting
Thursday evening, the honors Of the
first degree being conferred by the de-
gree corps, consisting of Grand
Knight DR.. J. Rozier Biggs Deputy
Grand Knight Edward Genoe, Chancel-
lor Michael Driscol and Warden Jo-
seph F. Marsden. Forty members re-
ceived the second degree the same even
Francis J. P. Cleary. Edward s. Genoe
NJ. J. Driscoll. Edward p Harrington
and Rev. T. p. O'Keefe. Lecturer John
Merkling presented a special program
Of entertainment and refreshments
were served
Washington Council Will meet Tues
day evening. Past Grand Knight
James H. Johnson will preside at the
meeting June %. and tell of the prin-
cipal events happening during his
term as grand knight Of Washington
Council. The corps Of officers Of the
Johnson administration will be In at
tendance and add to the reminiscent
features of the veterans reunion
Potomac Council has mapped out a
program for it's field day and excur
sion to Chesapeake Beach July ], Th.
Frank L. Hewitt, chairman: Edwin I.
Tucker. grand knight: P. l.. O'Rrien
B. F. Myers. William +. Columbus / p
Dawson, NJ. J. McNamara. v 3. COS
Thomas H. Crook, George A. Tram W
D. Fealey. DR.. w. B. DAILY, T. M Rine
r. J. Berberich. Charles J. columbus
A $, Fennell. tr; J; B: FITZPATRICK. f.
Dc.o o, Mccnrthy; w. W, R MGGrath, James
Rooney. Michael D. schaerer h.nisi
sullivan and Rev. G. o. RoseDs+aeJ
complete report of the proposed atbI.tin
and musical program will be submit
ted for the approval of the conucii =.
| its next meeting.
Invitations have been issu.a for ~.
seventeentn anniversary celebration Of
keane Council, No. 353 at Marshall
Hall tomorrow. A program Of athIatic
events. with speeches by prominent
| members OF the order. songs. dances
| and music will be offered. Boats 1.svs
washington as 19.an at 1870 am. and sis
will be staged. Events for bovs and
girls girls comprise; fo,I,. Fifty-yard dash for
yard dash for girl. 7b-yard dash for
!,s 1oys' nn,eso an,es'esssd sa race for boys and
| 2:30 events for women will inc,ud..
nirsyuyara for di,,snrs dash a throwing base bali
VIII also be 5o-yard dash for fat men
ana % base gall game between the mar
ried and single men of the council A
special musical program has been ar
ranged; to be presented upon the ar
rival OF the last boat. Selections will
be given by the Excelsior Quartet and
mlxed quartet composed of local
soeansts. Fancy dancing by Miss Cora
shresse,s pupils and a glee club with
eight artists will entertain Addresses
| VIII De made by Grand Knight C, Eu-
gene Edwards and Past Grand knight
| Charies W. Darr. William A. Shreve is
| chairman OF the entertainment and
| moor committees; C. Eugene Edwards,