Evening star., 1921-08-28
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Councif TUESDAY nlsnt
amended it's bylaws increasing the
yearly dues, effective upon the open
ing of the new club house of the
order. The building company re-
ported that the contract for remodel j.
ing Carroll Institute had been let and
the new building would be ready
about November II. State Deputy
Maurice ]. McAuliffe made his report
on the Supreme Council convention
Washington General Assembly
Fourth Degree, will meet September
Il at pm. for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year. The
faithful navigator will at this time
report on the proceedings or the su-
preme convention of the order re-
Gently held at San Francisco.
Washington, Keane. Carroll. Spald-
ing and Potomac councils VIII hold
their elections at the first meetings
in September.
Alcantara Caravan. Order of the
Alhambra, announces a trip to Nor
folk and yorktown over Labor day.
The steamer Midland has been char
tered. the party leaving Washington
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock and
arriving at Old Point Comfort Sun
day morning. Fort Monroe. Norfolk.
Ocean View and Virginia Beach will
be visited Sunday. and Monday will
be spent at Yorktown. the party re-
turning to Washington Tuesday
The trip was arranged by Phillip
Buettner, grand commander. and
Frank y Dunn. grand scribe, and the
executive committee: James f. Colli-
flower chairman: Edward L. Hill
yard. Thomas f. Petty, W. D. Willo-
M n IT. II Reid JoSeph II NJoria rjty
H. J. Froelich. r. P. Whitley. Arthur
McCreig hit. John b. Colpoys. James F.
Meegar, Mat Horne. r. w. McChes-
ney, Francis b. Mccain. Ben Crifasi.
A. A. Auth. Morris J. Colbert. James
A. Sullivan, James F. Brennan, T. l.
Costigan. Ed voight, c. J. Mont
gomery, Fred ]. Rice. Charles J. Grif-
fith and James H. Johnson. jr.
spalding Council. knights of Co
ms. The council will make its an
nuai trip to Fairfax for a flag rails
ing on Labor day. Invitations have
been extended members of the or
der to attend. Lecturer Lawrence
Freeney is chairman of the commit
tee on entertainment.
The Knights of Columbus evening
schools will reopen about the middle
Of September. Former service men
and women are admitted free to the
many classes.
Weekly dances are being held
every Thursday evening at the CO.
lumbus Country Club, Fort Berry,
Va Buses leave 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue at 1880 pm, and
return trips are made at 1880 and
IL pm. The board of directors is
arranging a carnival for the club
early in the winter.
B. P. o. ELKS.
The regular Thursday night dances
will begin September and continue
every week during the fall and win
ter. An enlarged orchestra has been
engaged and the dance hall has been
redecorated. Admission will be by
card only to Elks and their friends.
The permanent organization of the
Mirthful Clown Merrymakers' Band
ington Lodge. No. Is. was effected
Wednesday evening. Bernard Cor
rigan. Charles Dietz, jr.; Frank Ken
drick. Robert Hoy, William Simons,
N. H. Wood, Henry Melzer. Mr.. Fla
tow: with Harry Givin. as director, and
Arthur A. Rtemer, as manager and
publicity agent, with Master Charles
Macintosh. form the band. The or
ganixation will devote its efforts to
amusing the public for sany, worthy
charity. Labor day it will entertain
the children at Good Hope Orphan
Asylum. Tuesday, November is, the
Merrymakers will give a masked ball
Tomorrow night the Atlantic City
reunion committee will adopt plans
for the lodges representation at At
lantic City next July.
Edwin H. Newmeyer, jr.. has invited
n a m a HAy h I'm
Va, Friday and Saturday, September
? and 3, where the champion Elks
base ball team Of the Fraternal
League will play two exhibition
games with the team OF the Lynch
burg Elks. A visit will be made to
Bedford, Va, also.