Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-12

This afternoon at ESQ O'CLOCK the
third degree will be conferred upon
Potomac councils. State Deputy NJ. J.
McAuliffe, with District Deputies John
T. s. Burns and John She'll will be in
charge.
washington Council Tuesday. eve.
ming will feature the open forum.
Keane Council will have Christmas
party and entertainment for the menu
bers and their friends December %.
The dance assembly of the council
will hold the third of its series Of
dances this season on Tuesday. De-
cember II. at 2400 10Th street. The
dances given by the assembly have
been the most successful and enjoy
able in X. c. circles, and a large
crowd. is expected. Sfmonton,s aug
mented orchestra will furnish music.
Monday evening Washington Gen.
eral Assembly of the Fourth Degree
authorized the patrons committee to
arrange for a Fourth Degree ball in
downtown hotel An exepplihca ton
of this degree is scheduled for WASH
fngton's birthday.
Wednesday night Alcantara Caravan
assembled for it's annual frolic. The
entertainment featured: John Bald
win, minstrel characters; Tom Can't
we'll songs; Arthur Tholl. songs, and
| the Hawaiian trio. Talks were made
by visitors from Baltimore. Vice
! Supreme Commander Kennedy and
State Deputy NJ. J. McAuliffe.
| Washington Chapter Wednesday
| evening. with committee from the
Daughters Of Isabella, made arrange.
! ments for the. annual Christmas tree
| party for the orphans Of Washing
l F4l NJ int h2ua
been invited: Bruen Home. Episcopal
| Home. German Orphan Asylum. Elmer
gency Home. st. Anne's Academy. In
| dustrial Home School, st. Anne's In
FAINT Asylum. St Johns Asylurp, Jew
| ish Foster Home. ST. Joseph's Asylum,
Washington City Orphan Asylum. Bap-
! fist Home; st. Rose Institution and
Central Union Mission. This enter
| tainment will be held at the Immacu-
late Conception Hall Sunday. Decem-
! Der rs. The following chairmen have
been appointed: Mrs. George Howe.
| ladies' committee; C. w. Aughinbaugh.
| transportation: f. J. Smith. reception: :
/ Charles /. Griffith, invitations; Frances
Mccain. publicity, and z. c. Mooney.
decorations
| Carroll Council Tuesday evening
had Rev. Peter L. Ireton of Baltimore.
| personal representative Of the cardi-
nal and Patrick J. Haltigan, past
grand knight of the council, as guests
of honor. A plea in behalf of the
board Of governors of st. Mary's In
dustrial School. Baltimore. for a cam
paign for funds for the schools bene-
i At was presented, committee of
! fifty was appointed for the purpose.
! An appreciation of 500 was made for
i the benefit of a new church school.
| Frank A. Kidd. formsr grand knight.
( presented for the council testimo-
/ NAL to Past Grand knight HaItiean.
| Redmond Devaney, retired warden,
also received from the council VIC
trola. The Christmas tree party for
/ the members will be held in the hall
| on Tuesday evening. December 81.
Joseph Degman in charge. A letter
| from the supreme grand knight con-
! corning American relief in Europe
| was read. Z.
SpaIding Councils minstrel dance
was held in.Gonzaga auditorium last
Monday and Tuesday evenings THE
! q SISTED bv Lee Moxlev. The soloists
were Miss f. Burke. Mrs. f. San Fee
Iippo. Bernard Fitzgerald, George
| Dowden. f. Murphy. A. Durkin. Miss
NJ. Flynn and Harry Chick. The end
men were Messrs. Dowden, Baldwin,
| The music was under the direction
of Gates;E Rapp. Rev. Valentine D.
Cuevas. rector OF the Church of st.
Mary, Swetnam, Va. for whom the
minstrel benefit was given, was the
guest of honor. The entertainment
COMMITTEE announces dance in the
hall Friday evening. Admission will
be nv invitation. Spalding Councils
candidates for the third degree Of the
order have been requested. to assem-
BILE in it's hall this afternoon at 2:30
| DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
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