Evening star., 1921-05-22

Carroll Council met Tuesday even
ing in it's hall on E street. Grand
chair. Final action was taken on
Carroll Institute proposal and other
four councils Joined in the enter
prise.
The building to be erected by
Knights of Columbus as a part OF st.
Mary's Industrial School is to be
made now a memorial to his emf
nence, James Cardinal Gibbons. who
before his death asked every knight
to aid in the splendid task of re-
building this institution that has
done SO much for the nation
The body Of Vincent A. Costello Is
on it's way to the United States to be
auspices of the Costello Post Of the
American Legion. Mr.. Costello was the
first knight Of Columbus in this juris-
diction and the only fourth degree
knight of this city to forfeit his life
well as the Fourth Degree Assembly
Will cooperate with the American Le-
gion in every way possible in paying
tribute to the dead hero. especially in
furnishing an escort on the day OF
the funeral. The Fourth Degree will
probably be in uniform and march to
the cemetery. The Knights of Colum-
bus committee. cooperating with the
legion in formulating plans are c.
Eugene Edwards, chairman: John c.
Burns and Bertram G. Lennon.
What promises to be the most elab-
crate function of the year in fraternal
circles will be the sixth annual excur-
sion of the Knights OF Columbus to
Chesapeake Beach, July IL. Elabo-
rate preparations are being made
through a committee of fifty men
working in conjunction with Wash
nual outing day for all members. their
families and friends. Special games
have been arranged for children and
grown-ups and a special program Of
music is now in preparation. Dr..
Charles / Griffith. chairman of Wash;
chairman Of the entire committee on
arrangements. Special cars will leave
18th and H streets northeast. 1t is
expected 5000 members and their
families will attend this annual out
ing.
The New York knights. OF Columbus
state convention thfs year VIII be
held in Rochester. May 24-25. Repre-
scntatives Of all the councils Of New
matsly @ aso, vii vii, be present. This
promises to be tho greatest New
York state convention ever held. as
this is the twentieth anniversary Of
the organization OF the State Council.
All the past state deputies have been
invited to be present.
This afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the
K. c. base ball park, 5th and Florida
avenue northeast. the Potomac and
admission charge will be made. and
every knight is invited to attend the
game, which promises to be very in
teresting. The games for the rest Of
the week are as follows: Tuesday.
Carroll-Keane; Wednesday, spalding-
mac; Friday. Potomac Washington i:
Saturday, Spalding-Carroll. All week
day games begin promptly at $50.
be held in San Francisco August 1-2
A greater interest than usual is bein
manifested throughout the entir'
country by delegates who desired T.
attend from their respective districts
State Deputy Maurice ]. McAuliffe o
August. together with Past Stat
Deputy Michael D. Schaefer James a
Sullivan and Redmond De Vaney.
Rev.<M J. Murphy. chaplain of tn.
Massachusetts, state prison, has con,
trbuted a timely article on Prison
and It's Problems" in the May issue OF
the national organ Of the Knights of
Columbus, the Columbiad.
Washington Council win meet Tues
day night with Grand knight Dr.
Frank O'Hara presiding. Following
the business session. the council will
hear a talk on 1.-THE Near East"
Prof. Tradoulsee will speak on Syria"
and Prof. Solnitzky will talk on
"Rumania." Following the speakers
the slecturer. E. J. Repetu. has ar
ranged for q prize distribution to
holders of the athletic fund tickets.
and some lucky members will go
home with prizes.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II, win have its
usual ladies' night tomorrow, to which
all are cordially invited. The lodge
meets at 7:45 and will be ready for its
guests at $3.50. The committee has an
unusually fine program.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Old Glory Council. No. II, met Monday
evening in hall. 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, with the councillor. Mrs.
Bailey. presiding. The relief committee
reported on six members who are de-
tained at home on account Of illness.