Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-03

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council met Tuesday
! night. Charles W.tDarr. master of the
Four Degree. and Rev. DR.. O'Grady
Of the Catholic University made ad-
dresses. A committee of twenty-five
was organized to do boy welfare work
in the District of Columbia, also a
committee on law and legislation was
authorized. The degree scheduled for
the meeting has been postponed until
the next meeting of the council, to be
held October 10.
Carroll Council Dancina Assembly
gave a dance at the hall Vast night.
Many members of the other councils
assembly to be present. The follow
ing officers were elected by Carroll
Council at its last meeting: Grand
knight, DR.. Charles Murphy; deputy
grand knight, Francis Mccain: chan
cellor, Rev. Father Eagan; recorder,
Harry J. Kane; treasurer. Martin
Hurst; warden. c. Montgomery; inside
guard. ]. Mclaughlin; outside guard.
Owen Lacy; trustees. Steven Harter
and Charles Dwyer; delegates to the
building company, Thomas Hughes
and A. E. Mccarthy.
The annual vesper service of the
order will be held at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception Sunday
evening, october II. at 1880 o'clock.
The worthy state deputy. Maurice ].
McAuliffe, announces third degree
for Sunday afternoon. October 10, for
candidates Of Spalding and Potomac
councils.
John A. She'll, chancellor of Wash
n oil
district deputy for the first district
composing Washington and Carroll
councils.
Tomorrow night at the Dewey Hotel
Washington Council will be host at a
council for it's efforts during the
past summer. The guests of the even
ing include the players of the past
season. State Deputy Maurice J. Nc
Auliffe. Past State Deputy Leo A.
Rover. Grand Knight Dr.. Frank
Catholic University Charles Moran.
B. P. o. ELKS.
The ladies' auxiliary of the order
was formally organized. with Mrs.
James A Farrell as chairman. The
various committees were assigned to
Mrs. Howard M Peter. Mrs George
Stamford, Mrs. J. A. Handley, Mrs.
J. L. Grand, Mrs. H. B, Gatti. Mrs.
George King. Mrs. v. Penn and the
Misses R M. Penn and E. NJ Brown.
Their meetings will be held every
third Monday of the month.
An attractive monthly bulletin, to
be known as 1.-The Washington Elk"
is being sent to the membership.
Lieut.. William S. Shelby will be its
editor-in-chief. with the publicity
90 iCfo MI
The first regular session Of the
lodge will convene Wednesday.
One Of the largest classes of new
candidates will take their degree 90
tober 10. This initiation will have
special features.
Headquarters have been obtained
in the New Hotel Rosslyn. Los
Angeles, Calf. for the housing of
the delegation to the convention next
July.
ular dances are ready. Members de-
string same can procure them from
any one Of the dance committee.
Election night, Tuesday, Novem-
Der g., will be celebrated with an
oyster roast.
HIBERNIANS.
Division No. of the Ladies' Aux
iliary to the Ancient Order OF Hi
0cIn18n0 WILL uOlo 1LS OpCH1AS ucct.
ing of the season at the Kidder build
ing Friday. After the business meet
ing there will be a social hour, when
Rev. John Callaghan of st. Matthew's
Church, will address the meeting.
There will be Rotations and vocal
numberk
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The National Council will meet in
biennial session in Pittsburgh, Pa,
Tuesday.
Mayfower Council is making ar
m n 1amanfS tn celahrata it's twenty.