The Washington herald., 1917-10-28
knights Of Columbus.


The finance Il, committee of the
Knights Of Columbus War Fund of
the District OF Columbia will hold q
meeting this morning at IL o'clock in
the knights of Columbus Hall. Will
liam p. Normoyle. Spaiding Council.
is chairman of this committee which
Is composed of the grand knights of
the five councils-Washington Coun-
ell. Lee F. Stock; keane Council.
William Darr; Potomac Council. Wal
ter 1. Plant; Spalding Council Maui
rice McAuliffe; Carroll. Council. Frank
A. Kidd. As the committee did not
want ito hinder In, the least way the
second, Liberty Loan driye. this cam
paign will not begin until Sunday,
November 1s .a
At a largely attended meeting last
Tuesday night Washington Council
had as its guests Constantine ].
Smith. Chief Justice Of the District
Court of Appeals: w. Gwynn ,Gardi-
ner., Commissioner. of the District of
Columbia. and Mai. James s. Easily
Smith, Judge Advocate Generals
Corps, U. s. A. Ed L. Owen was
elected to I'll the ONCE of recorder.
vice James H. Weller. who Is now
secretary OF the Knights OF Column
bus Recreation Hall at the Chilli
cothe, Ohio, cantonment. Paschal ].
Sherman was elected against vice
Harry E. McCausland. who was en-
tered into his noyitiate in the order
of the Holy Cross An exemplifica-
tion of the first degree by Washing
ton Council is announced for Tuesday.
November q. Lecturer Steve 8. Gro
gan presented a short program on
which appeared Arthur M. McCreight.
pianologue; Thomas Cantwell, tenor
solos. and Denis Z. Connell, mono
logue. Short addresses were made by
District Deputy Michael NJ. Doyle,
State Deputy Leo A. Rover, and
Lieut.. Brizzette. Of the United States
Ordnance Department. A. d. Wilkin-
son. financial secretary. called atten-
ton to the Halloween reception and
dance in honor of the Knights of CO.
lumbus Fellows OF the Catholic Uni
versity to be held Tuesday evening.
October 30, at the knights OF Column
bus Hall. All c. u. Students will be
welcome. especially so those who now
wear. Uncle Sans. uniform.
At its last meeting Potomac Coun-
Gil resolved 10 establish roll OF
honor for members who enlisted In
the service of the United States. An
members who expect to join or who
have already done so are requested
to notify the financial secretary. Re-
corder Noonan announced an unusual
entertainment for November 2S and
soldier members viii be honored on
this occasion. The following appoint
ments were made: Michael D. Schaef-
fer and c. d. Aughinbaugh, delegates
to Washington Chapter for the ensu-
ing year; Rev. C. o. Rosensteel, chap
lain; e. A. Dillan, deputy warden;
Joseph Gauger. organist; c. W.
|lAnghinbaugh, chairman of sick and
frelief committee.
At the regular meeting of Keane
Council held last Thursday night.
Grand knight Darr announced that
he had received a letter from his son.
Seftan Darr, who Is stationed in the
service at the Arsenal at Water
vliet ". Y. in which mention was
made of the splendid entertainment
that was offered the soldiers there by
the X. OF c. and the Y. NJ. c. A. Sec
retaries. a resolution was passed to
appoint a committee of the members
of Keane Council to work in conjunc-
ton with similar committees from the
four other councils to plan Saturday
night dances at X. of c. Hall for any
of the soldiers that cared to attend.
Refreshments will be served at these
affairs by a committee of ladies which
will be named shortly.
Recorder Atherton. Of Spalding
Council, announced an exemplifica-
tion of the first degree as soon as the
applications now pending are fnally
acted upon.
All reservations for the Halloween
dinner: dance at the Columbus Coun-
try Club should be in the hands of
Chief Chef Merkling by today.
George Daddy. floor boss. announces
that he might dance few that night
himself.
The Daughters Of Isabelle enter
tained about 800 soldier lads at a
dance last night in X. Of C. Hall.
Owing to building operations the
X. of c. Duckpin' League now bowl
on Monday and Friday nights at the
Palace Alleys. See Manager McCar-
thy.
Chairman John ]. McGraw,. Of the
Intercouncil Dancing Assembly, re-
minds us that this years dance on
Thanksgiving eve at Rauscher's will
be for the benefit of the K. OF c. war
fund. -r...-. 'rsrs ~'
Attention of all members Is called
to the final report of the committee
on religious prejudice, which will be
found In the October issue of the
"Columbiad." .-s :.