The Washington herald., 1916-08-06
CHICAGO KNIGHTS
HERE TOMORROW
Varied Program for Visitors
During Stop at
Washington.

Three hundred members Of the Knights
Of Columbus from Chicago will arrive at
Union Station tomorrow evening at 3
o'clock on a tour of Washington, Old
Point Comfort. New York City. Albany
Niagara Falls and Detroit.
The Washington knights Of Columbus
have arranged an elaborate program for
their entertainment. A large delegation
will meet the Chicago Knights at Union
Station. where an address of welcome
will be made by DIR. ]. Rozier Biggs.
who will present the party with a mann
moth key. The key is marked as follows:
The key to our city" and on the reverse
side the key to our hearts, presented
by Washington Knights to st. James
Boosters. August I, 1916" A group photo
graph will be taken in front of the Co
lumbus Monument. and while a cornet
solo Of The Star Spangied Banner is
being played by Jerome Goldsmith. three
American flags will be lowered from the
large STATS in front of Union Station.
On the following day the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing, the Wash
ington Monument and other public
buildings will be visited and a pill
grtmage will be made to Mount
Vernon, where a large noral wreath will
be placed on the tomb of Washington by
the visiting Knights. After the party
leaves Mount Vernon they will visit
Arlington and then proceed to Columbus
Country Club. where dinner will be
served the entire party.
Reception by Local knights.
Following the dinner there will be a
brief reception by the officers and mem
bers Of the Washington knights OF Co
lunbus and a cabaret show, followed by
Informal dancing. The cabaret show will
be produced by the Knights OF Column
bus Dramatic Club. assisted by George
H O'Connor and Matt Horn. The pro-
gram will include the following enter
taIners:
Miss Agenes Holden. Bernie Fitzger-
aid, Miss Edna Hillyard. Maurice Jarvis,
George H. O'Connor. Matt Horn, the
Misses Edna and Marie Strudley. Harry
Schwarz, Miss EsteIle Murray. Irwin
Cosgrove. Maurice Fitzgerald, Miss
Marie Neither. and Arthur NJ McCreight
The committee in charge OF cabaret
show will be as follows: Francis ]. P.
Clesry. chairman; John F. Lultich. Denis
E. Connell, Henry F. Dolan. William
Howard and F. NJ. Mclaughlin.
VIII Meet the President.
On the following day the party will be
received on the White House lawn by
the President. and after visiting the Cath
ole University. and the Monastery. the
party will proceed to Norfolk on the
steamer Northland. The committee in
charge of entertaining the visitors is as
follows:
DR.. J. Roster Biggs, chairman; NJ A.
schaefer, B. F. Myers, z. L. Tucker, J.
p. MCGUIRE, L. A Rover. DR.. J. A
Cannon. W. H. Morris. w. ]. Wilson. o.
J. LeBean, A. d. Wilkinson, F. C. Hall,
John Wahler, J. J. Dognan, A. B. spicer,
z. ]. Cunningham, T. l. Degnan, n. r.
-Dolan. J. B. AcCann. ]. A Sullivan J.
h Gallaher, W. NJ. Walsh. ]. z. Colli-
flower, c. P. L Moran. R e. McNamara,
P. Shughrue, r. l. Lamb, W. F. Burns,
G. A. Howe, ]. F. Meegan, T. J. P.
Cleary, r s. kullin, J. C. Murklins, C.
j. Began. J. H. Clipper. J. A. Eckert, r.
A Kidd, II. A. Kane. J. H. Pollon, John
King. NJ. ]. McNanara, J. D. Sullivan.
The following gentlemen will act as
guides: Ed ]. Cunningham, A. w. Brandt,
3. j. Fitzgerald, c. P l.. Moran, Geo. A
Daddy. Jos. Degnan, VIM. Walsh, John
2. Wahler. Harry Spicer. Frank Nc
Lsughlin, John McGraw. ]. Hates, Lee
Mccarthy, Frank C. Hall.