Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
BIC PLANS FOR
\. c. CONVENTION
IN CITY MAY A
Three Days Program OF En-
tertainment, CeremonlalS
and Business Sessions of
the Order.


The state convention of the
Knights of Columbus. to be held
here, promises to be huge sue
cess, from indications TO date. The
dates for the convention are May
IA and Is, but an opening enter
tainment will be provided for the
visitors and local members and
families on Saturday night, May
10. This will include several box
ing bouts.
Sunday morning all knights Of
Columbus will attend the o'clock
mass and receive communion in q
body. The sermon and address OF
welcome will be given by Rev. Fr.
Roger Aull of Ration. At 10
o'clock, the convention will be for
mally opened in Moose hall by
State Deputy George j. Herman of
Las Vegas. Immediately follow
ing the opening, the eXemplifica-
ton of the first degree of the or
der will commence, by the officers
Of Albuquerque Council No. GAL
Sunday afternoon, the second
degree will be exemplified, COM
uI u ClONht LIS WILL
also be given by officers of Albu-
querque Council. and the third de-
gree, under the supervision of Dep
uty Vincent Jaeger of Gallup, is
scheduled for $3.50 o'clock. Dur
ing the afternoon, the visiting la
dies will be entertained by the
women's entertainment committee,
which is headed by Mrs. Charles S.
White.
At $50 o'clock there will be
meeting Of the fourth degree mem
bers of Albuquerque council. The
purpose of this meeting will be the
organization Of u fourth degree as
sembly in this city. Jose d. Sena,
who is faithful navigator of the
present Loyola assembly, will pre-
side over the meeting. Officers of
the local assembly will be elected,
and initial steps taken to apply for
organization.
Sunday evening at O'Clock
there will be a big banquet in the
national guard armory, with o. n. |
Marion acting as POSTMASTER.
There will be number of music5l |
selections and solos by some of The |
best talent in the city. and NUM-
Der of short speeches are also !
scheduled for the evenings enter |
tainment. The preparation of the |
banquet is under the supervision of |
Mrs. r. +. Binkert, with the ladies
and assisted by the young |
ladies of the Immaculate Concep-
ton parish. Ray G. Thomkins has
been named by the knights to as |
sist in arranging details for this |
part of the program.
Monday will be taken up by the /
business sessions of the state COIN !
Gil in Moose hall. The election of |
for the ensuing year takes I
place at the afternoon session. The
women's entertainment committee
will arrange a program for the Wis
ting ladies during the afternoon.
The final event will be the infor-
NAL ball at the Elks' club Monday
evening at o'clock.
Hotel reservations for the repre-
from other cities in the
state are being taken care of by
J. i. Horoho. Other committee
shairmen to handle various parts
IF the program are as follows.
7. Il. Rodden, music for initiation;
r. l.. Umbach, initiation details:
Sol Temer, paraphernalia; Thomas
!. McCaffrey, banquet entertain
nent; Francis e. Wood, ball com
nittee; James J. Stonelake, ban
luet reservations; William A. Nun /
ter, program. The convention j
who are directing all
arrangements are as follows.
francis e. Wood, chairman: James ,
!. Heaney, r. L. Umbach. Thomas
I. McCaffrey, Ray G. Tompkins,
{. b. Horoho and William A. Mum
ter.