The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
g ACTIVITIES AND AFFAIRS OF WASHINGTON FRATERNAL
K. C. Ball League
Plans Complete;
To Play April II

The first game Of the Knights of
Columbus Baseball League will be
played April H.. 4 schedule will be
released next week. Election of Of
icers took place at a meeting held
last Monday in Knights Of Colum-
bus Hall. Jack Reed was elected
president. George Russeau vice
president. and Jack Powers secre-
tary and treasurer. Patterson Field.
Fifth street and Florida avenue
northeast. has been engaged for all
games. The league will be COM
posed Of teams from the i've local
councils. The next meeting of the
committee will be held tomorrow
night in the hall at sos z stree:
northwest
Carroll Council Dancing Assembly
announces a dance to be given
shortly after Easter for the benefit
of the Washington Parochial School
Baseball League, under the direc-
ton of Rev. Louis G. Vaeth. The
following churches have formed
teams: st. Aloysius Church. Rev.
George Z. Kelly, manager; st. Johns
College, Brother David. manager:
st. Dominic's Church, Joseph Fitz-
gerald. manager; Sacred Heart
Church, Rev. p. c. Gavan, manager:
Holy Name Church, Rev J. Carroll
Moore. manager; ST. Paul's Church,
Rev. James Coen. manager: st. An
thongs Church.. Rev. p. Di Paolo.
manager; st. Stephens Church, Rev.
George Larkin, manager: st. Mar
tins Church. Rev. Francis Cav
anagh, manager; St Teresa's Church,
Rev. Charles N. Bart. manager:
Immaculate Conception Church.
Brother Elmer, manager and St.
Peters Church, Rev. Joseph wieden-
ham. manager. The league games
will start on April Is and will con-
clude on June Is. A loving cup has
been offered by Rev. Ignatius Feely.
former chaplain of Fort Myer. Va.
Other trophies will be given those
with the best playing averages. II
is expected that other councils of
the knights of Columbus will emu
late Carroll Council. An advisory
committee will meet and perfect
plans for the establishment of a
permanent athletic league among
the Catholic boys of Washington.
At the last regular meeting of
Carroll Council. Grand knight
CHRISTOPHER ]. Murphy appointed a
committee, headed by Joseph Petty,
TO look into Washington councils
resolution relative to moving to
Carroll Institute. This committee
will report at the next regular
meeting. Joseph r. Mcdonald.
travelling auditor for the National
Catholic Welfare Council. has been
issued a transfer TO this council
fTnnn Nnrfn1L
Three members of this council, E.
c, Colford, W. ]. Gallagher and Ed
ward Purcell, died during the past
month. Masses will be said in their
respective churches for the repose
OF their souls. Anthony ]. Barrett.
member of this council, is direc-
tor of the Washington committee
Of the American Association for Re-
lief in ireland.
Washington Council met last
Tuesday night and following the
business session the Rev. DR.. Kirby
Of Catholic University, delivered al,
address on THE Obligations Of
Wealth"
Tuesday night. at knights of Co.
lumbus Hall, Washington Council
will hold a fifth Tuesday Meeting.
Past State Deputy p. J. Haltigan.
reading clerk. House of Represen-
tatives, will deliver an illustrated
lecture on California and the
West" The lecture will be followed
by dancing and refreshments.
Spalding Council held a ladies'
night entertainment and dance in
the X. of c. hall on March Il. Irish
songs and dances featured the en-
tertainment. Dancing followed.
Every member is asked to attend
the next meeting of the council on
Thursday. April Z.
A dance will be held April z at
the willard Hotel by the lecturers