Evening star., 1922-02-19
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council, next Thursday
night at Carroll Hall, on G street
next st. Patrick's rectory, will pre-
sent the st. Patrick Players. under
in a benefit performance for relief
work of the council, due to the un-
employment situation. An employment
committee, composed of representa-
tives Of each council, now at work
under the direction Of Past State
Deputy Leo A. Rover, will establish
an employment office at the new home
on 10th street, where members seek
ing positions can register and keep
posted as to positions that may be
open.
Last night many couples attended
Washington Councils pre- Lenten
dance. George Cowles sang tenor
selections during the dancing. Re
frsehments and favors were served.
The dance was in charge Of the lee
turers' committee, with Clyde Pow
derly chairman.
Carroll Council, No. 377. Tuesday
| night will celebrate its twenty-third
street northwest. Justice Wendell
Phillips Stafford Of the Supreme Court
of the District will be the guest of
honor and principal speaker A mu-
sical entertainment has been arranged
by the general committee, under Ber-
Joseph ]. Degnan. lecturer for the
council. will act as master of cere-
monies. 1t will consist of songs by
Andrew Altorfer of ST. Patrick 8
mixed choir; violin selections, by
Miss Catherine Bowles. accompanied
ion the piano by Miss Mary Bills and
by Miss Isabelle Magee, and songs by
Miss Isabelle Little.
The council bears the name Car
,rolP' after Daniel Carroll of budding
n nd 1seI,
Peters parish on Capitol Hill. Dane
| Ing will conclude the festivities. The
committee in charge includes Bertram
G. Lennon. chairman: Joseph ]. Deg
nan, William Walsh, James T. Ryan,
Joseph B. Mccain and Charles Mont
gomery. The program will begin at
8:15 o'clock.
The outstanding event in knights
Of Columbus circles in Washington
when Archbishop Michael J. Curley
Of Baltimore archdiocese was the
honored guest and speaker at the
opening Of the new X c. home on
10th street. an event that has been
fully covered in the news columns of
The Star.
Washington's birthday this year
| will be celebrated as American His
tory day by Knights of Columbus
4 s.AA 'Acok AAC GUILTY. al
| the request of Supreme knight James
A. Flaherty Of Philadelphia. The final
| call will be made that day for the
! manuscripts in the K. Of c. $500
history contest. which is being di.
rected from the headquarters Of the
4. of c. history commission. Boston
Mass.
The following past grand knights
have been invited to attend the
twenty-third anniversary Of Carroll
| Council Tuesday evening at S:15
o'clock: Michael j. Quinn, Eugene F.
Arnold, William l.. Fleishell, Charles
w. Boyle. Patrick ]. Haltigan, George
T. Kolb. John H. Pellen, William No
Gee. Frank A. Kidd and Christophe,
]. Murphy.
| Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock the
Knights of Columbus Of the District
of Columbia, under the direction OF
| Washington Chapter, will attend mass
at st. Mary's Church. on 5th street
! The mass will be sung by Rev. Ed.
| ward Sweeney. S. j.. chaplain of the
| Washington Chapter. Rev. John ]
Gala CHAN, assistant rector Of ST Mat
theW's Church, will preach. 1t is ex.
pected fully 5000 knights will attend
this mass.
The new home on 10th street north.
west at X is now open for visitors.