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the troupe will show In Philadeiphia
September 80 and October i for
charity.
The charity ball will be held at the
Willard Hotel Thanksgiving K:Ght.
Tho entire proceeds are to be used by
the lodge fov charity only. The affair
Is to be Informal, with continuous
dancing.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane Council will meet Thursday
sn,n. sSsntnE an,,.,s Grand kn'sh. s,a.ni John f.
ment Of Rev. Francis x. Cavanegh
as chaplain of the council; James T..
Mckcon, lecturer and Dr. John +,
Donoshue and Richard L. Lamb as
delegates to the Washington Chapter
Warden W. A. Mulliean announces
the appointment of Rudolph G. Krog-
mann IS deputy warden.
Lecturer Mckeon and his commit
tee are planning ''ye oide time Hoi-
loween party and dance for the
members and the ladies.
Paul Kostlney. the Giee Clubs de-
signer and litter. measured all the
members for new costumes to be
worn in the coming minstrel show at
GonzaEo Hall October l6 and II.
Washington Council will meet Tues
day night. and after Its business ses-
deriy, will stage an entertainment
featuring a baritone number by Fred
East, the well known Columbia rec
ord soleist. with other numbers. and
council will be held Thursday night.
October s, 7:se O'Clock. Anton Auth
and NJ. A. keane will have charge.
The barbecue will be held at KeAne's-
place on Benning road. The councils
dancing assembly will give its FIRST
dance Of the season at the Knights Of
Columbus Hall on Saturday night, &C.
tober I. at > o'clock. :.
Tonight will be Knights Of Colum-
bus night at the Shubert.Garrick
Theater as a testimonial to Director
Garry McGarry, who Ia . member of
the order: George O'Connor and mem
bers of Washington Council will be
knights in their farewell to Mr. Nc,
Garry.
Members of the Knights OF colum-
first annual field mass this morning
At 1o:3o o'clock at the Church OF Our
Lady OF Perpetual Help, 18th ana
Morris road southeast Rev. F. Al.
w. Schneeweiss, pastor of the church,
! 10 member OF Carroll Council. 4
The Knights Of Columbus Band Of
Washington held its hrst meeting last
Sunday. Some forty members were
In attendance. Thomas Cullen was
appointed chairman Of q committee
which the members viii work. A,
second meeting of the general COM
ntittee will be held the coming week.
A. Joy, Knights of Columbus Hall, is
In charge Of the registrations I,
Members of the five local councils
OF the Knights OF Columbus have
, been invited to attend the pontihcaI
high mass at st. Patrick's Church
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. The
mass will be sung by Archbishop
mass Will formally open the second
| annual convention Of the National
Council OF Catholic Men.
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.
Maple Camp will hold q card party
Wednesday night after it's. business
session. Maj. Smart will make = visit
| Of inspection on the same date.
larsest nsesei hs,l % in x. % city for Il: annual
| masque ball Thanksgiving night.
! announcement OF all details will be
| made at the first meeting In October,
when the Boosters' Club degree team
| will visit Hickory and initiate a large
| class.
FRAZER Camps arrangements for its
dance are reported complete and
Manager p. p. di Mario will make d
statement tomorrow night. The com
mittee has bids for furnishing full
! equipment of new robes and camp
paraphernali0
Nationn Camp states that the fall.
| season is to be q lively one for his
/ charge Vaudeville artists are plan
ming a show and the big dance IS
scheduled for early in October. SOW.
ereigns Rabbit, Cogan. Gouldman
and Aman are working with the COM
Elm Camps hall was filled Friday
night with Woodmen from local
camps and from Maryland. Many
1 officers Of the battalion and regi-
| mental staffs attended In uniform.
| class gathered by the new deputies
| Several new men of1ciated on the
Boosters crack team and acquitted
themselves we'll. Degree Master Eck.
LOFT presided.
Al the meeting of the Boosters
Club Tuesday night plan: were dis DIS :.
". o. w. temple in washtlgton: Re
ports were heard from Col. James
freeland on the progress OF the Uni
form Rank organisation and j. T..
Mcconnell on the building fund cam.
I pal8n. Deleeate Autner y. jones "
| baltimore and Past President David
s. Dawson addressed the convention:
Oak Camp entertained q number OF
visitors al its meeting Thursday
evening. Mai B. 3. Smart made .
report on the happenings ut the
Boosters session. Past Consul w.
q. 6tott urged support of the Log Of
Woodoraft. Company A. COMMANDED
by Capt. c. A. Cole. gave an exh'ot-
tion drill.
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