The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-30

programme for the week of the 39th Annual International Supreme Con vention of the Knights of Columbus has been annouhced by the General Committee of local "Caseys' arrang- ing the details of the approaching Supreme Conclave, which is to be held in San Francisco. August ?, 3. and 4.
 Two separate committees are ar ranging the details of entertainment and varied activities for an entire week, the General Committee of the Knights of Columbus. and the Mayors Citizens Committee, preparing pro gramme for their respective partici- patton in the forthcoming Supreme Council.
 Some 10000 visitors are expected in San Francisco for the Supreme Convention, and the s0O,0O0 member | ship of the Order, from 22O0 subor- dinate Councils in all parts of the f Canada, Cuba. Mexico. Porto Rico and the Canal Zone being represent ed by 400 delegates and as many more akernates at the business pro ceedings of the Convention.
 The official programme for the | week of the Supreme Convention is as follows:
 Saturday. July soth. The visiting delegates, Knights and ladies will be and steamship piers by members of the Fourth Degree, Knights of Col umbus, who are to greet incoming | delegations. sightseeing tour of San Francisco and vicinity is plan | ned for the afternoon of July SOth the party stopping at the Letterman | General Hospital and Marine Hospi- tai, Presfdto of San Francisco, to visit the sick, the disabled Ameri- can veterans of the world war. At | these places entertainments will be staged by the visitors, and creature comforts will be distributed to the wounded and disabled veterans by the former KC Overseas secretaries who will be with the party.
 In the evening a second and third l degree exemp1ffication will take place at the Knights of Columbus Building, | 15O Golden Gate avenue, under the | auspices of San Francisco council No. | SIS, Knights of Columbus. a class Of one hundred candidates to be ini- | tiated.
 A tour through Chinatown under the guidance of members of San | Franc1sco's police department is also | planned for this night
 The Supreme Assembly of the Fourth Degree will take place at the Palace Hotel. Saturday, July 8Oth, and Sunday. July 31st
 | Sunday, July 31st. Special Knights or Columbus services will be held in all churches throughout central and northern California in the morning.
 In the afternoon the wishing La dies and third degree Knights will be the guests of the ''Caseys'' of Ala | meda County, for a sightseeing tour | of the transbay section. The KC Councils at Oakland, Alameda, Hay | wards and Berkeley will be visited oy the party. which will also stop off at the University of California and other points of interest in Alameda l County.
 A brilliant exernpIification of inc Fourtn Degree will take place at the | Knights of Columbus Auditorium. 150 Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco, sunday afternoon, July s1st, under the direction of St Francis Assembly Fourth Degree. which will initiate | two hundred third degree KC's into the Fourth Degree of Columbianism Following the initiation rituals, the | Knights of the Fourth Degree will parade, with the St. Francis Assem- ply drill team, at the head. to st Mary's Cathedral, for the Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment, Bishop P. J. Keane, coadiutor- borshqp rsn2 of Sacramento. being cele- Hanna, of San Francisco, will rem | der the sermon
 The Fourth Degree will hold a forl maj banquet in the evening, at the | Palace Hotel, where addresses ITjII he Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus
 Monday, August 1st. An alI-da1 @au5omoo1le @ m tour of San Francisco
 the parties leaving their resnectivt
 hotels, at 10 A. M. Some three hun.
 ored or more automobiles will he
 used to convey the visiting delegate,
 ana Ladies to all points of interest ir
 ed by the pilgrimage In the eariI
 a1ternoon luncheon will be served 8,
 Goiden Gate Park. and 1niitar,
 oand concert will be rendered
 The Palace Hotel Ballroom VIII n.
 the scene Monday evening, Augus
 lst, or brilliant social function ir
 lne way or a reception and dansant
 with the San Francisco and CaIifornis
 Council Knights as hosts.
 The Chinatown trips will also h.
 made, parties to leave the St. Fran
 cls HoteI at P M, under the di
 rec1on of the San Francisco police
 military procession will start iron
 the foot of Market street, at the F,In
 oarcardero at g A. M, the line n
 march being along Market street an, Miss1on S4s 1PrlnGJpal G thoroughfares, to ol, t1lIsh Mass will be celebrated b. i, [arcnoishop Edward J. Hanna on tn
 9ct S9ccounds of Notre Dame convent, a %iII, Mn ana Dolores streets, opposite olt Mlsslon Dolores church, on the sit
 or the spot where mass was frs
 celeprated in California, the Francis 6ans 6ans fr having E. first celebrated mas
 tba sis1 tune 2ss 1776, five days befor
 oependence, July 4, 1776 An aue mented choir and large strineed o7
 S4esrra will render the music for n
 Mass. which will be attended bv son 7 people. oS ooo
 The throng will then proceed f the City Hall, in the Civic Ce,+e
 where keys to the city will he for : mally turned over to Supreme Knieb e Saaa Sades A; Fla herty of Philad eIphia nead or the Knights of CoIumbus h : Ntayor James Rolph, Jr., and civi ; onc1ats Major Jesse B. Co1ema : Will DC marshal for the street Dara5e, Ali principal streets of San Franc:sc , "lll De sayly decorated for the par T ! ade, the decorations to remain 1T for the balance of the Conventio week.
 $ The first business sess ion of tn
 Sstn annual International Suprem
 Council of the Knights of CoInmbT a will take place Tuesday afternoon
 august End, at o'clock in the Cen
 on1al and Italian Ballroom of tb