The Washington herald., 1921-08-07
WRITES
NFRST ESUEO
K.OFC. ORGAN
New Council Building
Nears Completion. A,
Delegates Return.

Carroll Council. knights % Co
Iumbus. met In their haii on Tucr-
day evening. with Deputy orEnd
knight Francis A. Mccsnn In the
chair.
Columbia. the new naticnsi
monthly magazine OF the Kbighu
Of Columbus. has made its inftisi ap- /,
pearance, the hrst issue contsinins
a message from President Harding
praisIng the record Of the order IN
the world war. II was distribstrt
at the supreme international con-
vention. I'm San Francisco last week
The contributors to the first issuts,
which has an attractive cover De-
sign. with a sketch OF President
Harding centered on a shield. IT,
cIude Admiral william s. Benson
Secretary Of Commerce Herbert
Hoover. Maurice Francis Egan, and
Peter B. Kyne.
A book department and reports
OF the supreme secretary arc among
the features Of the initial issue.
John b Kennedy is editor OF the
magazine, Matthew 7. Birmingham,
General manager, and Warren Kelly
Advertising manager.
Plans for the improvements on the
Carroll Institute Building, Tenth.
street northwest. near K. are nov
complete and al builders and con-
tractors in the order have been in
yited TO get in touch with the srchi-
tect and present their bids on the
repairs. II is expected che new
building will be one Of the mos
attractive clubhouses in the city. II
is stated II will be ready for oc-
cupancy around october ], 1921. ---l
Members OF the Knights OF coium-
bus have been invited TO attend the
FIRST annual convention OF the
Washington District Council Ma
tIonal Council of Catholic Men, 20
| be held on Wednesday evening
August 10. in the Catholic Communr,
ity Hall. COL L street northwest
Several prominent speakers, includ-
ing Admiral William S. Benson. will
be on the program. Matters OF gem
eral interest to the Catholic men
in Washington will be discussed
This convention has been called -SS
Admiral Renson. who IL president Of
the Washington District Council
Theater Movement started.
| Knights Of Columbus took an ac-
tive part in the discussion OF plsns
to establish here in Washington .
| Catholic theater movement At =
meeting held at the National Cstho-
lie Welfare Council on Friday
evening. representatives from each
Of the councils were in attendanse:
The next meeting will be hei6<st
1872 Massachusetts, avenue north
west Friday evening, August ie. al
8 o'clock sharp. Those who would
be interested IN the work the Cath
olic Church is taking in the present
day drama have been invited TO at
tend the next meeting.
!, Maurice 7. AcAuliHee. State dep-
uty Of the Knights Of Columbus fct
the District Of Columbia: James 4
Sullivan. Michael y. Schsefer and
Redmond DeVaney will return
Washington this week from the
supreme International convention
held last week at San Francis.
Charles W. Darr. master OF the
fourth degree wPs also present at
the supreme convention.
AmitIe Moves 20 House.
Announcements Al
last meeting Of tho Amitie Civ,
held or Thursday evening IN Tie
committee room Of the knights ~
Columbus Hall. that the next mee'-
ing or the club will be held iu -
Teter's Hall. SIG 2 street snuth I.
cast. on Friday evening. August -
., o'clock sharp. Following a.
meeting the club will hold an in
formal reception and dance.
The Saturday niFht snciH'. civ@1
in honor Of the club IT Clifton. - q
National Catholic Service S~feDl
Miss Maud EavsnaEh. hostess. v's
most successful. Those members u'
the club who were present arc s.
follows: President Francis A. No
Cann. Recording Secretary Thoutas
Myers. Financial Secretary au4
Treasurer Margaret GRney. Vic
President Margaret Costello. Adolf.
J. Fugitt. Hattie Mcbride. Flores
Fugitt Victor V. Dickson. Leoneld
volkman. Joseph J. Sullivan. AIbeTt
Rn~y. Ruth Gallaher. Virginia Ca
: FER. Nora Ssur. Wilbur SsrtTeN
Sterling Ainsley. Thomas MyeT*
Thomas A. o'Brien. Nora Gardn"~
Gertrude Tylor, Norman J. Voik.
man. Charles NJ Counor. Agnes
! llDTlSrell. Marion AiathSohs FsoAAF -
Nix. william 4. Burns. Helen SUA-
livan. Marie sullivan. Ruth Dick
: son. Frank Mischon. Raymond NJ
: Donald. cIsy Dickson. Grace SG-s
we'll. Eleanor Dickson. Frank J. Nj
/, Keever, Frank L. Beck. Michael ,
Sweeney. Dorothy Nesl!ne. Hsth
rine Myers. Alva Ainsley. CatheriH'
: n Irington. Elsie Hayden and Mis-
Garner.
, The club. which now number
about rs members, will shortly re
. sumo its drive for new members
Headquarters will be established a.
the Knights OF Columbus Hall. T"'
D club is open 20 Catholic young me-
ms years Of age and over and q
] young Catholic women 1S years .
= age and over. Meetings, tollowe'
q bv a dance. are held every Frtda
e evening at St Peters Hall. u
southeast.