Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-20

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Rev DR.. John \. Ryan. professor OF
political science. Catholic University
will speak on Work and Wages" in the
X. of c. Hall, Tuesday evening. at $3.50
o'clock. under the auspices Of Washing
"a Living Wage" and an authority in
economic and industrial matters.
The annual memorial mass for the
deceased members of the Knights OF
Columbus will be offered in st. Peters
Church. I'd and c streets southeas:
Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock, by Rev
S. T. Morris of st. Peters Church. cele-
brant: Rev. J. J. OConnor of st. Au.
! gustine's Church. deacon. and Francis
j.. Hurney of Sacred Heart Church. sub
! deacon. The sermon will be preached
Dominic's Church. A special musica!
program will be rendered by the K OF
c. Choral Society, under the direction
| of DIR. James Dickinson. Arrange
the Washington Chapter of the Knights
of Columbus. with Rev. S. T. Morris
chaplain: Michael d. Schaefer. chair
man: William A. Carlin, secretary OF
the chapter.
/ John J. Keenan,. grand knight OF
keane Council: Lecturer Joseph =. Cain
and committee are making preparations
for an athletic night following the meet
| ing of the council Thursday night In
X. of {. Hall. Many prominent Local
| athletes are on the bill.
] Extensive arrangements are being
| made by the Boosters" of the Columbus
| Country Club for the performance OF
the Knights of Columbus Dramatic
| Club at GonZaga Hall. Thursday, March
> One of the features will be a dance
by eight girls in Yama Yama costume.
The knights of Columbus Bowling
League will make trip to Baltimore
for the return match against the knights
of that city saturday. March 4.
Tomorrow evening Carroll Council
Dancing Assembly will hold its leap.
year dance. The assembly gave leap
year party four years ago. with the
young ladies exchanging dances and
serving refreshments.
The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club will play at La Plata. Md. to-
morrow night. Arrangements We're
made last Sunday by Director Luitich
and Messrs. Mclaughlin. Cleary, Dolan
and Moran.
The dance at Rauscher's Friday even
ing, March 5. by the intercouncll dane
ing assembly, will be the climax to a
successful season. Chairman William
A. Shreeve heads the committee.
The DISTRICT assembly of the fourth
degree, composed of delegates from
Cumberland, Baltimore and this city
will hold it's annual convention in the
knights of Columbus Hall Tuesday al
2:30 pm. Charles w. Darr, master OF
the fourth degree, will preside.
Potomac Council, No. 433. will have a
theater party at Polls Theater We'd
nesday.
The Valentine dance given under the
auspices of Potomac Council Monday
night attracted ninety-six couples. The
decorations were in keeping with the
spirit of the day. Refreshments were
served.
Washington General Assembly, fourth
degree. will give a stag dinner at the
National Hotel Tuesday evening at
o'clock to the out-of-town delegates
attending the district assembly. John
R. Brown is chairman of the commit
tee.
Spalding Council met Thursday night
Several applications for membership
were received and voted upon. A br1e1
business session of the council will be
held Thursday. March 2. at I pm, be-
cause of the dramatic club performance
the same evening.
Ten initiates of Carroll Council re.
ceived the second degree at the meet
ing Tuesday night A program Of en-
tertainment followed. Refreshments
We're served.
William H. Callahan. chairman of
the general executive committee of the
Knights of Columbus in charge of the
annual charity ball and donation party
to be given at Convention Hall, Thurs
day, April 81, for the benefit of St
AIMS Infant Asylum, has announced
chairmen of the several subcommittee
as follows:
Executive. Maj C. Eugene Edwards;
donations. Leo r. Harlow: badges,
James F. Kehoe: program and printing.
Thomas A. Cantwell; decorations,
James f. Brennan; finance, Andrew l.
Hickey: music, Richard l.. Lamb; re-
ception. Francis r. Weller: first aid,
DR.. Charles ]. Griffith; floor. Seton
Darr: publicity. Howard Brooks; privi-
leges, DIR. w. f. Pairo: refreshments,
Frank Haas; hat box, James Hassett;
Tucker; public comfort, Fred F. Smith;
public order. James P. ODea: door, d.
r. Scanlon, and ladies. Mrs. S. NJ
Tucker.
Mrs. $. NJ. Tucker. who is in charge
of the ladies' committee. has arranged
to hold meeting of her committee at
knights of Columbus Hall today for
the purpose of perfecting an organiZa-
ton and outlining the work.