Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
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pin series between the knights Of CO.
lumbus Of Baltimore and Washington
was rolled here last night. After the
match banquet of 100 plates was
served at the National Hotel. The fol-
lowing local knights were the hosts or
the occasion: William =. Normoyle.
J. B. Mccain, G. A. Daddy. NJ Z. OCon-
nor. William NJ. Walsh, c. r. Murray.
NJ. F. Meyers. J. c. Merkling. A. w.
Brand. l.. A. Rover, F. S. Muliin. ]. NJ
Hassett. E. V Carr, F. J. Dunn. DIR. w.
! e. Pairo. W. S. Gaeng. c. NJ. Betz. c. ].
oNeil. F. NJ Mclaughlin. c. p. L. Mo-
ran. S. Leo Mccarthy. c. Sullivan. J.
n kiley. NJ Mccormick. William D.
Willcoxon. William ]. Howard. DR.. j.
r. Biggs. J. Sullivan, W. E. burst. r. i.
Witty. T. J. Murtaugh. f. J. Cunning
ham. l.. p. Grady, f. J. r. Cleary and
DIR. E. B. Horen.
The meeting of the Columbus Country
Club Boosters will be held today in the
X: Of c. Hall at II am. The boosters
ance b. the X. of c. Dramatic Society.
! which will be given for the Country
Club in Gonzaga Hall Thursday even-
ing. March 2 1t will be the last APP
pearance Of the Dramatic Society be-
fore Lent. Mr.. John Luitich has charge
OF this show and has planned many
new features. which will engage a cast
Of thirty women and forty men.
Chairman William Shreve of the In.
| tercouncil Dancing Assembly has an
nounced a dance at Rauscher's Friday
evening. March 3. Secretary J. Miller
Tabler has charge of the invitations
The Columbus Country Club mixers
made the round trip to Alexandria from
the clubhouse last Sunday in good time
Messrs Powers, Fawnwald, Daddy, Hall
and Merkling formed the first squad,
and Degnan. Moran. Strudley. Cunning
mixers will not start today until 2:30
pm. on account of the boosters meet
ing scheduled in the morning.
mittee and officers of Potomac Council
last Sunday afternoon arrangements
were completed for the valentine party
and dance to be held at the knights OF
Columbus Hall tomorrow night. The
! committee on arrangements is as fol-
| lows: Executive, William G. Feely;
Bernard J. Smith, secretary: Joseph d.
Sullivan. treasurer: reception. Edward
Z. Tucker. chairman: Walter 1. Plant.
Benjamin F. Myers. p. L. O'Brien, V. b.
Costello. Frank L. Hewitt and John
2. Dawson: refreshments and music, "
P. Rooney. chairman: William H. Barn
| holt, Joseph A. McOsker. Frank A.
Dougherty. Frank McDermott, Ralph
A. Curtin. James J. O'Hara, John
Hogan. Z. A. Dillon and j. J. Nolan;
printing, DR.. S. w. Howard. chairman;
Robert c. Michigan. John r. Hoffman,
| N. D. Schaefer, e. J. Smith. C. J.
Sullivan. chairman: William J. Gould.
Charles H. Mccarthy. Louis A. Keller,
]. E. Schrider. William F. Columbus.
Bernard A: Nolan. James j. O'Leary.
Frank p. Clark, A. A. Carmody. Roland
c. Hervert and DIR. Halpin. A special
meeting o. the entire committee is an
| nounced this afternoon in the knights
of Columbus Hall at o'clock.
The ball given under the auspices of
the Washington General Assembly.
Fourth Degree, at Rauscher's Thurs
day night attracted more than 100
couples. Refreshments were served. A
souvenir program was presented to
| ments follows: David E. Barry. chair
| man: William A. Shreve, secretary:
George A. Howe, treasurer: Charles W.
, Darr. chairman of reception committee:
Arthur ]. Tholl, refreshments; John r.
Brown. tickets: Thomas Cantwell,
printing, and Thomas GaIlaher, decora-
lions.
Carroll Council Tuesday night will
exemplify the second degree.
Washington Council will be host to
the members of the order at cele-
bration the night of February %; in
commemoration of Washington's birth
day. in the Knights of Columbus Hall,
| at o'clock.
A memorial mass for the departed
; members of the order will be celebrat-
, ed in st. Peters Church, I'd and G
| streets southeast, Washington's birth.
day, at 10 am.