The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
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Mr.. y. j. Brederman. munologist.
Kept the company CONFUSED Win
laughter. Miss Eleanor Lynch played
sNillfuliy two classic violin selections
aud elected uAuch-applause.
The real treat OF the evening was
the Flow OF soul that followed n
dinner. Mr.. Wood, as toastmnster,
proved himself master OF the sltun-
lion. In u brief preliminary speech
he declared himself proud ot the
honor Of presiding at 30 notable an
assemhlage. lie introduced Father
Mandatari as one who had Inspired
and fusicred the founding ~ Column
blanism-one whose initials -. ~.
stand for morning. for cheer ana
Brightness OF the morning. Father
Mnndulari spoke e~lOquently OF the
slgniflcance Of the order OF h
knights ~ Columbus, and It's relation
to the church and 10 the country. ~"
spoke OF the patriotic response OF we
knights TO the country's need ana OF
the many graves in France marked
hy the cross that In the precious In.
sigma worn by the Columhinns ana
worn also In their hearts. But We
must not dwell on achievements or
the past" the speaker said. we
must set our faces toward the future
and build up this great uatton-tena
me needs ~ a sick world that calls
fnF our AlNH wv lNANNh A'iAN" 49,
steps ~ Christ In always serving hu-
mainly
The POSTMASTER then introduced
another clergyman who Is not on
the program and who VIII be sur
pTised to know he is To speak, Father
LAwton. an lrishhorn suutherncr from
New orleans Father l.hwton rose
to his feet and rose 10 the occasion
by displaying quick Irish wit and re-
partee that inspired laughs at the eN-
peuse Of the POSTMASTER.
MIR. Counell was presented as an
"Irishman We are proud OF hH
theme was American Citizenship
and proved tina catholic citizenship
is anonymous with patriotism. lion.
jose Senu Of Santa Fe. head Of inc
supreme council of knights OF 20
lumhuE. spoke Of The Fourth De
gree" This degree Of 1ulumhlhnlsn'
he said. teaches patriotism to ne
government. teaches iu obey law ana
order. and to pcrpetuato IN" ideals OF
the constitution
"K~nighthood's Ideals was the
theme ~ Mr. ", \ kclehcr, q past
Grand knight uf the Albuquerque
coubcil. Nj. krl,hcr was eloquent
In his exposition Of this subject. ne
declared that the same Ideals OF
k%nirhthood that inspired the self sac
| rifcing deeds OF Christopher Column
hus. Frances NaVier, FATHER Mar.
uuettc and others are the Ideals OF
the knights Of Columbus today. Ihat
honor. ruth, loyalty, service are the
ideals Of he order,
John O'LouEhlin In speaking on
knights IN our country service
made u gem Of a speech. lie spoke
OF experiences In the X. Of g. II
when he was overseas IN the great
conflict. lie declared that the 10000
knights In the country's service were
proud of the privilege ~ helping Ia
win the fight The applause ne re-
ceiVed amounted 10 an ovation
Hon. a.. y. Marion responded TO the
toast. ITO the Ladies' In q way thh'
mnde every person have deeper rev
erencc for every womtn u" PAID
tribute TO an women Declared tht
hottest Inspiration any man could re.
celve came from a noble woman
pay tribute to woman ne said .sht
who was last A. the cross and first at
the sepchuler' d.
This address finished the first hall
OF the program. The ball stated OF
with a grand march led 10y Mr.. sens
and Mrs. Council
GOWNS At THE K. or c. BALL.
To list an the beautiful gowns u
next TO impossible, Among thos'
specially noted were; Miss de Ara
CONS gorgeous toilet Of scarlet velvet
trimmed In purple ostrich feathers a.
waist and "a monster feather rosett'
that caught the sktt draping. TIT
low-cut bodice displayed a fine throaI
and chest that was adorned with .
cavalier OF rare diamonds, Purpl'
satin slippers and purple hose gave
finishing touch TO this costume. Mis-
Lorraine Asselin was "A beauty In tur
. 'nise blue mhline over messaline
Mrs. McCahin's dress was Of film!