Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
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The knights of Columbus. January
6, 1914, transferred to the Catholic
University bonds and securities to the
amount Of 100000, for the endowment
of fifty full scholarships in perpetuity.
to be awarded to lay students who are
| to be chosen whenever practicable
preference being given members Of
the knights of Columbus and their
sons
The District Assembly Fourth De-
gree met here in annual convention
Tuesday afternoon. George Washing
tons birthday. Delegates were present
from the Cumberland. Baltimore and
Washington assemblies.
Following the convention. the Wash
ington fourth degree knights were
hosts at a dinner at the National Ho-
from Maryland. Charles w. Darr.
master of the fourth degree, presided.
and Maj. John A. Dapray, U. S. A., re-
tired. responded to the toast, Our
President
Memorial mass for the deceased
members of the Knights of Columbus
was held in St. Peters Church, I'd and
c streets southeast. Tuesday.
The lecture on Work and Wages"
by Very Rev. John A. Ryan. D. D.,
professor of political sciences at the
members and their friends to the X.
of c. Hall last Tuesday night.
An athletic night" with prominent
local athletes in the program. under
the auspices of keane Council, brought
out large attendance Thursday night
at the K. of c. Hall. John J. keenan,,
G. K, and Lecturer Joseph c. Cain
headed the committee of arrangements
Thursday evening at Gonzaga
Theater the Knights of Columbus Ora
matte Club will present The Futurist
Minstrels. twenty-five young women
and twenty-five men. with Denis E.
Cornell as interlocutor and solos by
John c. Merkling, Bernard Fitzgerald,
Harry Swartz and John Stack: the
sketch My Lord in Livery" by
and Edna Hillyard and John Costello,
Henry F. Dolan and William J. How
ard. and THE Dress Rehearsal" by John
F. Luitich. an original musical comedy,
which will be presented for the first
time and has a cast of Sixty-tEo
people.
The Washington knights will visit
Baltimore Saturday evening for the
second match Of the intercity duckpin
| series. The local knights. who were
the hosts to the Baltimoreans in this
city recently and who will likely make
the trip are: William P. Normoyle, DIR. j.
Moran. Joseph B. Mccain, Henry F.
Dolan, George A. Daddy, J. Miller Tab
Ter, John N. kiley. S. Leo Mccarthy,
Frank NJ. Mclaughlin, James A. Sulli-
van, Leo A. Rover, Richard P. Witty,
Frank Dunn, Carl Betz, James NJ. Has
sett. Maurice E. O'Connor, Thomas J.
McNickle. John Murphy, James B. Ken
nedy, Joseph Thye: William Howard.
Donohoe. DR.. William E. Pairo. Charles
Murray. c. O'Neill. Thomas Murtaugh,
Edward Cunningham. Michael McCor-
mick and Albert w. Brand.
Monday evening the X. of c. ORA
matte Club played at La Plata. Md,
The Obstinate Family" and scored a
and Edna strudley, Miss Edna Hill
yard. Mrs. Sarah Deeds, Miss Martin,
Miss Faust, D. Cornell. Henry Dolan,
Francis Cleary, William Howard. Har:
~ swartz B. Fitzgerald, John Nc
Graw, A. McCreight. S. Leo Mccarthy,
John Merkling and harles Moran.
The second formal dance of the sea-
son by the Intercouncil Dancing AS
sembiy will be held at Rauscher's
Friday evening.
;, Through the courtesy of Gen. Will
liam E. Harvey of the District militia.
Convention Hall has been secured for
Easter Monday night for the annual
charity ball and donation party for
st. AIMS Infant Asylum. Maj. G Eu-
gene Edwards is chairman of the exec
utive committee. The entire member
ship of the fourth degree under the
jurisdiction of Master Charles w. Darr
has been invited to be present in full
uniform. The drill team of the Wash
mgton assembly will give an exhibit
ton drill. The ladies' committee is I'M
der the direction of Mrs S. NJ. Tucker
1t will meet every Monday.