Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-18
KNIGHTS Of
COLUMBUS HAVE T
BIC INITIATION
Hundreds Of Visiting Members
Arrived in Bismarck Satur-
day.
III. !, .
WORK OPENED WITH
MASS AT TEN
Hon: Francis j. Murphy Presided
as Toastmaster at the
Banquet.

day by knights Of Columbus who
came from all parts of the state to
attend the fourth annual initiation Of
the Bismarck Council No. 1904, which
was held in Patterson hall. Thirty
one candidates received the first, sec
ond and third degrees and the initia-
tion was by far one of the most sue
cessful held in the northwest for
some time.
Mass at Ten O'Clock.
The exercises began at 10 o'clock
with mass in St. Mary's cathedral,
the candidates and knights forming
at the hall and going in a body to
the church. The initiation proper be-
gan at / o'clock when the first de-
gree was conferred. The confering
Of the second degree followed and
was put on by the local degree team.
The third degree was conferred at 4
o'clock and was in charge OF Past
State Deputy T. e. Griffin of Sioux
City, assisted by John B. Keefe of
the same place, and members OF the
team OF Dickinson council
sIhes class 49, Is, !
The class VAS composed Of
lstrausburg-W H. Ulenkott,
John NJ. Kline, l.. X. Mastell, NJ. j.
Baumgarten,
Underwood drank Kowarsch, and
Matt Kowarsch.
Glen Ullin-John E. Bergen, F. J..
Tavis, Jacob J. Hoerner and +. J..
Tavis.
Flasher-Francis Fl. Roedle.
Linton-Adam J. Jangula.
Fort Yates-John M. Carrigan, JrJ.,
and James A. Wells.
kintyre-H. w. Farrell.
New Leipzig-Pev. Wm Fred Hake.
Mandan-Clemens F. KaIsch, John
X. Donald, Michael J. Mulready, VIM.
A. Rober, Anton J. Markell, Daniel J..
Woll, Michael p Cantwell and John
j.. Schafer.
Bismarck-P J. Hiltenberg, Z. G..
Lucas, Paul u. La Franse, Thos. j..
Lee, Anton A. Vetsch, Raymond A..
Gammond, John Runge, Dominicke
Wetch.
Elaborate Banquet.
A special feature OF the event was
the elaborate banquet served in Webb
hall by. the women of the Catholic
church. Seven tables were utilized
and covers were laid for over $50
guests. The hall was artistically de-
corated with color scheme of red
predolninating. Clusters Of red car.
nations adorned the tables and red
shades We're used on the candles.
Penants and the national emblem
were also used
Mr.. Murphy, Toastmaster.
Francis J..2Murphy of the local
council Masa satoastmaster and filled the
role with h0noiss. Interesting toasts
were given by Right Rev. Vincent
Wehrle, o. s. B., Bishop of Bismarck,
Rev. Father Martin of the city; J. P.
Cain, Dickinson; I. F. Griffin, John
B. Keefe, Sioux City; Clemens
Kelsch, Mandan, Robert J. Beckley,
Waterloo, Ia, past grand knight of
the local council, and G. v. Cunning
ham, present grand knight Of the
Bismarck council.
Hurley's Orchestra Furnished Music.
Hurley's orchestra furnished music
for the evening and an interesting
musical program was presented by
Miss Clara Tatley. soprano soloist,
Mrs. Nachtwae, wife of DR.. Nachtwae,
of Dickinson, Emmet Griffin, baritone,
and selections by male quartet COM
posed of w. L. Miller, Henry Hal
vorson, tenors, A. J. Arnot and
George Humphreys, baritones. Miss
Flora Harmon and Miss Cathrine
Griffin were the accompanies.
The Menu.
Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Potato Salad Cabbage Salad
Cold Boiled Ham
Celery Sweet Pickles Olives
Rolls
Neapolitan Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Coffee Cigars
Work Went Smoothly.
Officers of the local council are to
be congratulated for the way in
which the exercises were conducted,
and the Catholic women are receiving
quite an ovation for their part in the
work. Officers of the Bismarck coun-
Gil are: Grand Knight, George v. Cum
ningham; deputy grand knight, C. w.
Paulson; chancellor, George NJ. Nc
Kenna: warden, Joseph Boehm; ad-
vocate, T. c. Madden; chaplain, Rev.
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