Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16
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The free public lecture by Peter W.
Collins under the auspices of the State
Council drew large audience TO the
New National Theater last Sunday
night. to hear three-hour discourse
on whats Wrong With the World"
Many deposited queries in the ''aues-
ton box
Joseph Scott of Los Angeles. mem
Der of the commission on religious
prejudices. delivered an address in the
Knights Of Columbus Hall Tuesday
night before 1000 members of the
order. He was accompanied by the
other members of the commission. com
prising Col. p. II. Callahan Of Ken
Vancouver. b. c.: Joseph c. Pelletier.
Boston. and Thomas A. LAWYER. Lam
sing, Mich. as well as the following
supreme officers: James A. Flaherty OF
J. Mckinley of New York. supreme
, secretary; DR.. E. G. Buckley OF st.
Paul, Mimi, supreme physician. and
Supreme Treasurer ID. j. Callahan OF
this city. William p. Normoyle, state
deputy, presided. and the reception
committee consisted of the chief execu-
! tive officers of the local bodies. state
Deputy Edward y. Canister and stan
or Maryland ana many OlneT pTOmis
nent knights were in attendance.
Following the lecture an informal re-
ception was rendered to the distin-
guished guests.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
and receive the report of the commit
tee on arrangements for the annual
ladies night"
Spalding Council will meet Thursday
night Lecturer Merkling promises noyel
program for an advertising night"
hold its annual election of officers this
afternoon in the clubhouse at o'clock.
Admission will be limited to club men,
bers. The new officers will serve un.
til January, 1917.
The Intercouncil Dancing Assembly
held its semi-annual election of ofi-
GERS last Sunday in the h. of c. Hall
Past Vice President William A. Shrevs
automatically became chairman. Al
bert w. Brand was elected vice chair
man and J. NJ Tabler secretary-treas-
urer. The second dance of this season
night, March .. The committee on ar
engagements will meet this morning In
the X. of C. Hall to complete plans for
the ball and distribute tickets.
President Joseph b. Mccain. il 10
announced. has already secured nine
ty-two knights as members of the At
lantic Coast Bowling Association for
the coming tournament April 4. Sec
rotary George A. Daddy is making ar
engagements for the intercity bowling
match between the Baltimore and
Washington knights, which will be
held next month.
Under the auspices OF st. Vincent de
Paul Society of the Immaculate Con-
ception parish the knights of CO.
l,,, q ('lfIh will give Two
performances for the benefit of the
poor. January 70 and "a. at the parish
theater, on y street. between 9TH and
Sth streets northwest The program
will include first-part minstrel per-
Torrance. with Denis +. Connell as
interlocutor, and a chorus OF fifty
young women: a one-act playlet. The
Obstinate Family, and a musical
sketch. THE Booking Agent" under
the direction of Arthur NJ. McCreight.
John F. Luitich is the stage director.
keane Council met Thursday night.
with Grand Knight John ]. Keenan,
presiding Entertainment was pre-
scented by Lecturer Joseph Cain. keane
Councils Dancing Assembly will en-
terrain its friends tomorrow night at
the initial dance of the year in the
knights of Columbus Hall. Dancing
will start at 3 o'clock, and refresh
ments will be served.
Washington general assembly dance
committee Monday night discussed
plans for the annual ball to be held at
Rauscher's Thursday night, February
TO- David Z. Barry is chairman. Will
liam A. Shreve, secretary, and George
A. Howe, treasurer of the executive
committee; Charles w: Darr OF the
reception committee. DIR. William e.
Pairo on program, Maj. c. E. Edwards
on music. Arthur J. Tholl on refresh
ments John r. Brown on tickets.
Thomas A. Cantwell on printing and
Thomas NJ Gallagher on decorations.
George H. OConnor and Matt Horne
have composed a song entitled These
Feet of Mine"
Prof Charles H. Mccarthy of the
Catholic University delivered an ad-
dress at Potomac Council Monday
night on Catholics in the American
Grand Knight Edward
L. Tucker presided and Lecturer
presented a program by the
male glee club.
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