The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

performance by the X. of C. Dramatic
Society, which will be given for the
Country Club in Gonzaga Hall, on March
2. This will be the last appearance %
the Dramatic Society before Lent. John
Luitich has full charge of this show
and has planned many new features
which will engage a cast of thirty young
ladies and forty men.
Chairman william shreve, Of the Inter-
council Dancing Assembly, assisted by
his committee, announces a most en-
couraging prospect for the dance at
Rauscher's on March 3. Secretary j.
Miller Tabler has charge of the invita-
tions.
The Columbus Country Club hikers made
the round trip TO Alexandria from the
clubhouse last Sunday Powers, Fawn-
wald, Daddy Hall and Merkling COM
posed the first squad, and Degnan, Mo-
ran, strudley, Cunningham and Tabler
made up the second squad. The mixers
will not start today until 2:30 p. m. on
account of the Boosters meeting sched-
uled in the morning.
At the meeting of the executive com
mittee and officers of Potomac Council
last Sunday afternoon. final arrangements
were completed for the Valentine party
and dance to be held at the knights of
Columbus Hall tomorrow night. The COM
mtttee on ARRANGEMENTS are as follows:
Executive, william @. Feely; Bernard
J. Smith, secretary; Joseph d. Sullivan,
treasurer. Reception. Edward L. Tucker.
chairman: Walter 1. Plant, Benjamin +.
Myers, P. L. O'Brien, ", b. Costello,
Frank l. Hewitt and John P. Dawson.
Refreshments and music, T. p. Rooney.
chairman; William H. BarnhoIt, Joseph
A. McOsker, Frank A. Dougherty, Frank
McDermott. Ralph A. Curtin, James ].
o'Hara, John Hogan and E. A. Dillon
and J. ]. Nolan. Printing. DR.. s. w.
Howard. chairman; Robert c. Nelligan.
John R. Hoffman, NJ. D. Schaefer, E. J.
Smith, c. J. Farren and l. Schell. Floor.
Joseph Sullivan. chairman; William J.
Gould, Charles II. Mccarthy. Louis A.
Keller, ]. e. Schrider. William F. Co
lumbus, Bernard A. Nolan, James J.
o'Leary. Frank P. Clark, A. A Carmody,
Roland c. Hervert and DR.. Halpin. The
chairman announces a special meeting
of the entire committee for this after
noon in the Knights of Columbus Hall al
8 o'clock.
The ball given under the auspices OF
the Washington assembly. fourth de-
gree, at Rauscher's on last Thursday
night was a brilliant affair. attracting
| more than 100 couples. The committee OF
arrangements was composed of David f.
| Barry, chairman; William A. Shreve,
| secretary; George A. Howe, treasurer:
Charles W. Darr. chairman of reception
committee; DIR. William z. Pairo, pro-
gram; Arthur J. Tholl, refreshments
John R. Brown, tickets: Thomas Cant.
well, printing, and Thomas Gallagher,
decorations.
Carroll Council will hold its regular
meeting on next Tuesday night, with
Grand Knight Kidd in the chair. The
second degree will be exemplifed on sew.
eral candidates.
The meeting of Keane Council on
| Thursday night was adjourned following
| a short business session on account oi
the fourth degree ball at Rauscher's.
Washington Council will be hosts to the
members OF the order at a big celebra-
| tion on the night of February %, in com.
memoration of Washington's birthday ir
the Knights OF Columbus Hall, at {
| o'clock.
A memorial mass for the departed
members of the order will be celebrated
! in st. Peters Church. Second and {
, streets southeast, on Washington's birth.
! day at 10 a. m. Invita- tons to attend will
be posted to the entire membership by
the Washington Chapter of the Knights
of Columbus The Rev. S. J. Morris Is
chaplain: Michael D. Schaefer, chairman
and William Carlin, secretary OF the
! chapter.
SpaIding Council Will hold its regular
meeting on next Thursday night.