The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
ALEXANDRIA K. OF c.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Curtin Memorial Baraca Class to Hold
Annual Banquet Tonight.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. E. knight & Son,
en- -63 King Street.


Alexandria, Va. Nov. 22.-The re-
Council, No. 459, Knights of Columbus,
were installed tonight at St Marys
Hall by Past Grand Knight M. E.
Greene. Following the ceremonies
there was a social session.
The officers are: James B. Martin,
grand knight; c. T. Hellmuth, deputy
grand knight; Francis H Fannon.
/ chancellor; F. T. Quinn, recorder;
James Callan, financial secretary; s.
A. Breen. treasurer; Rev. L. F. Kelly.
chaplain; T. f. Dyson, advocate; An
drew A. Lucas. warden; Alphonso Lu-
cas-, inside guard; Andrew T. Gilroy,
outside guard; John A. Gilroy. trus-
! tee.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the third annual banquet
of the J. R. N. Curtin Memorial Bar
aca Glass of the First Baptist Church
Sunday school, to be given at o'clock
Thursday night in the Westminster
Building. 1t Is expected that there
will be 125 guests. N. L. Williamson
will be POSTMASTER.
| Among those scheduled to make ad-
dresses are Representative c. c. Car
lin, James L. Wilmeth. chief clerk of
the Treasury Department. and Robin
| son MOnCuro.
In the Police Court today when the
cases of three washingtonians were
called for trial, one of whom was
charged with having brought a quart
of whisky into the State from Wash
! ington at an early hour today, Justice
Cation acquitted the men, holding that
the man who brought the quart was
within his rights, none of the liquor
having been drunk in Virginia.
The men were taken into custody
by Sergt. Scott and Policemen Miller.
Campbell, Reid, and Kerns.
When Station Keeper Bettis. at po-
lice headquarters. opened the door of
police headquarters late last night he
was rather surprised to ind William
williams, colored. fall into the door
way helplessly drunk. Williams was
escorted to a cell. and in court today
was sentenced to jail for three months
under the vagrancy act.
An indoor picnic was held today
by the members Of the Home Mission
airy Society of Trinity NJ. f. Church
At the residence of Mrs. James b
Fitzgerald, 2OS South Patrick street
and a barrel was packed to send to
the frontier.
Rev. e. B. Jackson, D. D., pastor OF
the First Baptist Church, accompanied
by Mrs Jackson. went today to Balti-
more where Rev. DR.. Jackson ofhciated
at the marriage OF his niece. Miss
Roberta jackson. and John NJ. Mcclure
the latter of st. Paul Mimi. which took
place at o'clock at the home Of the
brides sister, Mrs. Pearre. Roland Park
Baltimore.
These officers have been elected by the
Foreign Missionary Society of Trinity NJ
f. Church to serve for the ensuing year;
Mrs. F. Z. Ludwig, president; Mrs. John
B. Duncan, secretary; Mrs. Harvey
Studer, treasurer.
The Rosemont Development Company
has sold TO Misses Margaret E. Mary
V. and Nettie l.. Young. lot 20 in block
of the subdivision known as Rosemont
Announcement is made that Judge {.
F. Nicol has placed at the disposal of
the military relief committee of the local
branch of the American Red Cross
Society a room on the third floor of the
building at the northeast corner OF
King and Washington streets.