Evening star., 1922-04-30
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

A ladies night" entertainment and
dance followed the meeting of Keane
Council Thursday night. Songs were
sung by Leo Moxley. william P.
Shanahan and George Dowden, James
schriver and Joe Meegan. A tels-
representatives from the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone COMPANY.
Headed by Grand Knight Dr. Charles
]. Griffith, a delegation from Keane
Council will motor to Indian Head,
Nd, today. for the comforting of the
District Deputy William MulIigan and
members of the council attended the
performance at Keith's Theater We'd
nesday. *. Of C.. night"
Last week Washington Council cere-
brated its twenty-fifth anniversary of
the founding of the order here and of
the council. Starting the celebration
with a high mass at st. Patrick's
Church with Rev. Francis Hurney,
past chaplain, as celebrant, and a SER
mon by Past Chaplain Rev. Peter J.
Gufiday, followed Tuesday night at
the City Club with a banquet. enter
tainment and addresses by Eugene
Gallery for the younger members, and
by DR.. H. j. Crosson for the charter
members. Grand knight James A
Sullivan also paid a tribute to those
who instituted the council and guided
It's destinies through the past years.
Chief Justice c. j. Smyth of the Dis
trict Supreme Court Of Appeals, and
Senator Ransdell of Louisiana were
the principal speakers. Henry w. So
hon, one of the charter members, was
toastmaster. Wednesday night the
members and their ladies attended
Keith's Theater. as this was "Knights
Of Columbus night" Friday night the
Anniversary events were brought to
a close. with an entertainment and
dance, at which the ladies were the
guests of honor. Today many of tie
local members Of the order will go
tuition Of council and the third de-
gree at 3 pm.
. Carroll Council, Knights Of Column
bus, will meet Tuesday evening. Grand
Knight McCann announces the ap-
cursion to Chesapeake Beach Of Red
mond De Vaney, chairman; John D.
Murray, George w. Keane, James J..
Breen, Thomas w. Smith, Harry r.
Knott, Harold A. OConnell. Bernard
H.. Peacock, Richard T. Quirk and
Raymond E. Reed as committee TO
cooperate with like committees from
other councils.
Washington Chapter has secured the
st. Patrick's Players for the produc-
tion Of the spring revue for Saturday
Hurney. director of the company, an
nounces that the entire production
has been changed to give new songs,
new scenes, new costumes and an en-
tirely new show. Many features have
been added and many new danes VIII
be presented. The proceeds will be
transferred to. the relief and unem-
ployment fund Of the chapter. George
v. Hunt. Francis A. Mccain, Dr.. ].
w. Aughinbaugh comprise the COM
mittee in charge.
Rev. Michael ,OF1anagan. vice pres
ident Of the Sein Fein of Ireland, will
be q guest of Carroll Council Tuesday
evening. Father OFlanagan has just
arrived from Ireland and, about 9:30
pm, will tell the story OF the pres
emit efforts in Ireland to perfect a
government.
Potomac Council at its last meet
ing received the announcement that
be held. The dancing assembly of
Potomac Council will give a dance
at 91S 10th street northwest Satur-
II. d. Clipper, worthy warden Of
Potomac Council, Is making arrange
ments for the trip Of the local
Knights to Indian Head. Md. Those
desiring to attend the degree at In
dian Head win meet at the knights
Of Columbus hall this morning be-
"a "A Biz . sthlstic night 50 announced
for. Nay 8. I. Thomas J. Rooney is
The Fourth Degree will hold an
anniversary celebration tomorrow at