The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-05-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS INSTALL
''' P. I. MCCARTHY COUN-
GIL SUNDAY.

Sunday the city of Paris was in
vaded by a peaceful host on a peace
ful mission, the invading hosts being
the members of the Knights of Co
lumbus order, their wives, daughters
and sweethearts, making in all
crowd estimated at about one thOus-
and: The object of the visit was the
installation of new Council of the
order, named after the late Mr.. p. I.
Mccarthy, one of Paris most pro-
gressive and public-spirited citizens.
Following their wonderful achieve
ments of the battlefelds of France.
and in this country during the
world-war, the Knights of Clumbus
captured this city Sunday without a
shot being fired, except the brilliant
volleys of oratory delivered at the
banquet held in the court house base
ment at night. The day was given
over to the initiation of ninety-sev-
en- members of the new Council and
the installation of the officers.
A special train from Covington
over the Louisville & Nashville at
11:10 brought about five hundred
members OF the order from >Coving-
ton, Newport, Ludlow, Latonia and
Cincinnati, while others came from
Louisville, and other points in the
State. Lexington sent a large dele
cation in two special cars over the
Interurban lines A line of march
was formed, proceeding from the
Tenth street passenger station of the
Louisville e Nashville down Main to
the court house, from where they
spread out, to take in different points
of interest in the city.
In the afternoon the work of in
stallation was taken up, and the fol-
respective positions, the work being
under the supervision of District
Deputy J. J. Donovan, of Ludlow;
Edward H. Corey, Grand Knight; J.
F. Mccarthy, Deputy Grand Knight;
]. M. O'Connell, Financial Secretary;
Richard T. yelling, Treasurer;
Henry J. Santen, Sr., Chancellor; w.
l.. Keller, Warden; William Gran
nan, Advocate; John R. Roche, In
side Guard; j. T. Kane, Outside
Guard; George L. Doyle, ]. J. Gro
sche, M. ]. LAWN, Trustee; Rev.
Eugene DeBruyn, Chaplain.
Following the initiatory exercises
at the Masonic Temple, the newly
elected members and their guests
partOok of a splendid banquet in the
basement of the court house, prepar-
ed by the ladies of the Paris Cath
Ollie church. About five hundred,
covers were laid, and the viands were
served by forty young women of the
church. The tables were beautifully
decorated, and the guests, having
had their appetites sharpened by the
long hours at the installation and in7,
itiatory work, did ample justice to
the DELICIOUS menu, composed of the
followinfi. Grapefruit cocktail,
olives, radishes, pickles, roast young
chicken, Bourbon county old ham,
potatoes au gratin, French peas in
timbales, combination salad with
French dressing, beaten biscuit.
homemade hot rolls, brick cream,
individual cakes, coffee, minis, CT
garettes. During the banquet an or
chestra rendered a selected program.
When the inner man had been
fully satisfied the following interest
ing program was carried out, with
Mr.. Edward H. Corey acting as toast
master, and Mrs. Bernard j. Santen,
of Lexington, at the piano:
Somewhere A Voice Is Calling
Miss Julia Woods.
Address, knights of Columbus
In The War'-Hon. VIM. A. Geoghe-
gan.
kiss Me Again'-Miss Margaret
Benckart.
Address, 1.-THE Home Council
Rev. Jas. L. Corey.
God Be With Our Boys Tonight"
Miss Matte Elder.
Address, "The Doughboy" Hon.
Matt ]. Hennessey.
Little Mother of Mine"-MlsS
Louise Keller.
Address, Zone Million Members In
| 1919"-John ]. Donovan.
The work of initiating the large
| class of members in the new Council
was in charge of Blue Grass Council,
of Lexington, who administered the
first and second degrees to the candi-
dates, the third degree being demon.
strated by District Deputies John J.
Donovan and M. ]. Rohan, and their
staff, of Ludlow. The new members
! who took the several degrees Sunday
were as follows:
Burke, EdW. KY.