Evening star., 1916-06-04
Knights of Columbus.

Keane Council will celebrate the
eighteenth anniversary OF its organi-
zation at Marshall Hall Tuesday. This
excursion is complimentary to the
members and their families and friends.
The committee in charge. consisting of
Joseph 2. Cain. chairman general COM
mittee: Thomas \. cant1ell, chairman
executive committee. Andrew l. Hickey.
Samuel l.. Tucker. John J. Keenan,.
John Burns T. J. Maloy. Jr.; r. F.
Smith. Or. J. Flynn. j. kehoe, w. A.
Shreve. +. J. o'Dea. r. o'Leary. Eu-
gene e. Edwards. +. ]. Maloy. sr.:
F T INLAND. c, W. parr Charles
number of athletic events for the
members and others. as follows: Fifty
yard dash for boys. 40-yard dash for
girls. 75-yard dash for boys. three
race for boys. potato race for girls.
sack race for boys. shoe race for boys,
shoe race for girls. 3o-yard dash for
women. throwing base hall for distance
for women, 1a-yard dash. members OF
Keane Council: 50-yard dash for fat
men. and base ball game between mar
ried and single men There VIII be
dancing on the pavilion and n band
concert on the lawn The first boat
leaves the wharf at 10 a m. and the
last boat leaves Marshall Hall for
home at 9:i5 pm.
Keane Council is the second oldest
council in the District of Columbia
and has membership approximat atina
100. During its existence it has con-
trtbuted largely to private and puohc
charities.
Members of Archbishop Ryan General
Assembly Fourth Degree. accompanied
by their ladies, will arrive IN Wash-
ington Saturday. June 10. at i a M, on
y, LOTT, NalA .
|of Flag day. They will remain in this
city two days, during which they VIII
visit Mount Vernon, Arlington. the
Catholic University and places OF his
torical interest. Saturday evening at
knights of Columbus Hall the knights
and their ladies will be entertained by
Washington General Assembly, Fourth
Degree. Sunday afternoon a. tour OF
the city will be made in automobiles.
concluding with a drive through Po-
tomac and Rock Creek parks
The pilgrimage is under the man
asement of committee representing
the Fourth Degree of Philadelphia. con-
sisting of the following: Charles w
Pfaf, chairman: John V. Loughney.
Thomas J. Cleary. William A. Hayes.
Joseph C. McMenamin. James F Strain.
John II. Walsh. James w. Wafer,
James r. Fogarty. James ]. Baney.
Wade. \ j. Crawford. William A.
Wheeler. Dennis NJ. EIwell. g. A. Cooke.
Charles \ Dousherty. John J. Abbott
John |. Gala CHER. James {. Smtth.
John f. l.awler. John J. j. Mergert,
William S. Feeney. Charles Carroll,
George =. Philips. Thomas Z. tahiu
and T. F Mccoy.
John V Loughney of Philadelphia
the master of the Fourth Degree for
the state of Pennsylvania. viii accom-
pany the party.
Washington General Assembly. Fourth
Degree is arranging benefit eNcur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach August 16
for the orphans of the District of Co
lum bia 1t is the purpose OF the as
sembly to convey the orphans aud the
managers of the institutions to chesa-
peake Beach. where games suitable for
the children will be provided, with
luncheon and refreshments.
At the meeting of the assembly to-
morrow night the navigator. Dr. Will
liam f. Pairo. will announce lecture
by Rev John y. Ryan, DID. of the
Catholic University. and it is expected
arrangements will be made for par
ticipation of the Fourth Degree MEM
bers in the preparedness parade June IA.