Evening star., 1920-03-28
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Initiation
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
At Washington Councils meeting
conducted for the Voight cup by the
fellows Of the Knights of Columbus
at Catholic University OF America.
The subject was THAT the high cost
Of living is due to imitation Of cur.
rency and increase of deposit money"
The debaters for the Affirmative were
Anthony G. Traboulsee and Thomas
F. Vernoy: for the negative. George
NJ. Schmeng and William A. Dowd.
and the judges. ]. B. Densmore,
rington. The debaters upholding the
negative were declared the winners
and will have their names engraved
on the cup. Medals were given the de-
baterS.
Tuesday night Washington Council
will be host to the members of the
order and their lady friends, when
the Rev. DR.. Peter Guilday will de.
liver a lecture on Catholic Belgium.
The councils dancing assembly an
nounces that the next dance Will oe
held at Rauscher's May 5.
Spaldings entertainment committee
has been Increased preliminary TO the
celebration Of it's twenty-hrst ami
versary, Saturday. Sunday and Mon
day, April "a. rs and rs: ,,1 April snd 20 the
The first degree will be conferred
tomorrow. A second degree FOR all
first degree members will follow.
The first annual ball, under the au,
snices ~ washington Chapter, will
be held Monday evening. April IL. at
the New Willard Hotel. Tickets may
he had at the knights OF Columpus
Hall, the New Willard Hotel ana ol'
14th street. tho
Prominent representatives OF d,.oIae Jne
of Washington are expected "
tend.
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.
Elm Camp, No. 8, is trying TO naoe tion
a large class for pubic Ini, nfH
May 20. Several prizes @ are areembership. nT
Can't. William Wade of the Un.loa
Rank resigned as captain, ana oeIs'
Wenzel has been elected in MS piaoe
v,sor camn. No. IA, met Monday
n Sanders was reported sick. and
the camp authorized a basket OF irui'
be sent him. -, tho canp
will be held the latter part OF May
The school of instruction held iss
f,rst sessions at Elm and fraser caipo i1,'
racentlv. Good results are TO Dc gam
ed through this new idea.
A meetinp of the staff officers ana
cantaina OF the Uniform RANK com
panies will be held at 80 streeI an ot
Pennsvlvaia avenue southeast naarch
80.
Aloba Camp, No. /. will meet at
p.,th;on Temnle. April 2, when an
nfhar session Of the school of instruc-
tions will be held.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The annual visitation of the state
councillor, Mrs. NJ Rosella Cole: ano
her staff. was made Monday night 70
Mount Vernon Council. No. IL. Inc
hall was decorated in national colors,
and the program included the Star
Spangled Banner and salute TO tne
flag, piano duets by Misses M1nersa
E. Cohill and Eleanor c. Dixon,
selections by an orchestra, patriotic
address by Past State Councillor ". A
Church of Terre Haute. Ind. }. y. U.
A. M: presentation Of cut glass goo.
lets 70 the state councillor In penaIr
Of the lodge, dramatic recrauons py
A. C. Columbus. deputy national ccunf nf
gift to Deputy Mrs. Laura Burdette'
address bylth state councillor. Mrs.
Cole: presentation of gifts to the ma
tional councillor. Mrs. Naomi E.
Swami, and to Past State Counciior
Mrs. Emily e. Halliday Of q past coun-
Conncil and a penny shower for the
benefit Of the orphans fund. heiresn-
ments were served. 49,.
Star Spangled Banner Council. No. 8:
Friday evening completed IA ,n;tisted G,nss Cd
Friday evening. This council Is max
ing ARRANGEMENTS to have all its past
councillors attend the Past Councillors
Association Tuesday evening.
The subordinate councils of the Dis
trict united in class limitation
wednesday night. at the old Masonic
Temple, eth and F streets northwest
Golden Rule Council. which obtained
the largest number OF candidates our
cIared the prize winner and the degree
work was put on by that council, with
q mixed drill team, under Capt Ed
ward P. Hazelton. The ritualistlc
ceremonies were presented by: Coun-
ciIor. Mrs. Lula Grubbs Of Loyalty
Council; associate councillor, Mrs.
Sadie Levy Of Fidelity; vice councillor,
Mrs. Clara A. Rock Of Friendship: as
sociate vice councillor. Mrs. Ada Her
bert of American Flag: junior past
councillor, Mrs. Louise Coaoy OF Olo
Glory; associate Junior past councillor.
Mrs. Mamie C. Howell Of Fidelity;
conductor. Mrs. Mary G. Lyons. OF 10y.
alty: warden, Mrs. Anzonett Flynn OF
Golden Rule; inside sentinel. Mrs.
Margaret Hartman of Mayfiower; out.
side sentinel. Mrs. Hattie Rupert Of
Mayflower, and Charles H. Miller Of
Liberty Council, as Uncle Sam. The
class numbered $50 candidates. Each
received the colors and an enamel
emblem Of the order. National Coun-
cilor Mrs. Naomi Swan and other Ma
tional Council officers delivered ad-
dresses. Visitors were present from
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia. Re
freshments were served and dancing
followed.
Tho last of the series of atatA visita-