Evening star., 1921-04-24
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

| washington Councll tuesday night,
at the Knights Of Columbus Hall,
| will celebrate the twenty-fourth an
! niversary of the founding Of the
, order in this Jurisdiction with a
smoker at $50 o'clock. followed by
an entertainment staged by the lee
The Acton Glee Club will be heard
| In Hawaiian airs and the Corale
Singers. b. S. Lawns. R. ]. Dooley,
W. j. Doherty,. NJ B. Hallenback,
Carl Neuhs. G. L. Whelan and C. B.
Wood. will sing also. The program
will also include Estelle Murray and
Bernard Fitzgerald, in songs; Arthur
Pierce, impersonator. and Toney
Laily, in songs and dances. Leo a.
Rover: past grand knight, will re-
cite the history of the council and
act as master Of ceremonies.
The third degree will be conferred
on the anniversary class of Wash
ington Council this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Past State Deputy Rover of
ficiating.
Maurice ]. McAuliffe has been re-
elected state deputy for the District
place at the twentieth annual state state
convention Friday in the knights
of Columbus Hall. The other officers
! elected were: Secretary, James A.
Sullivan: Michael D. schaefer. past
Sldtc ucputy, treasurer, roman j.
Conrad; advocate. Michael ]. Dris-
coll. and warden Frank ]. Dunn
Resolutions advocating the expan-
sion Of the evening school program
to include Americanization work, one
authorizing the establishment of a
mending the efforts Of the school
were adopted.
Carroll Council Tuesday evening
OF Do ct
knight Patrick J. Haltigan with an
illustrated lecture on 1.-THE West"
portraying his recent trip to the
Pacific coast.
The following delegates have been
appointed from Carroll Council to
serve on the Knights of Columbus
excursion committee: Dennis T. Con-
man. Philip I. Roach. John c: Welch.
William A. O'Brien. Martin A. Schu-
bert, Louis V. Day. Julian A. Marce-
ron and Jacob w. Peck.
The Dancing Assembly Of Carroll
Council will give benefit dance at
the hall Wednesday night.
W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Boosters Club Tuesday even
ing appropriated $50 for the base ball
teams franchise in the Fraternal
League. A report was heard on the
proposed site for the w. O. w. build
ing in this city. Preliminary arrange
ments for the coming annual excur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach were made.
J. f. Dickey conferred the yellow
Dog affiliation" on Sovereigns FEEDER
line of Elm Camp Ludlum Of Mt. Yer
non Camp, Ee Lawter of Old Glory
Camp and Helgeson of Fraser Camp.
Gold medals were awarded TO Past
Presidents Whitworth and Ecklofr in
appreciation Of their services, the
presentation being made by D. w.
Thayer.
wednesday evening the Head Camp
officers and other Woodmen are going
to Baltimore in a body to attend
celebration at Elm Camp, No. Z, of
Maryland. The start will be made at
o'clock.
w. A. Fraser Camp will give an
other entertainment and dance in
May. The camps quartet is rehears-
ing under the direction Of Musician
Dalkin and will present new har-
monies at the forthcoming musical.
Oak Camps Carnival for the bene-
At of the sick relief was well at
tended during the week.
d. W. Thayer recently conducted
the dedication of new Woodmens
Camp in, Baltimore and reports that
woodcraft in Maryland is rapidly
growing.