The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
CARROLL COUNCIL
ELECTS J.T RYAN
GRAND KNIGHT
knights of Columbus to
Organize Band at
Meeting Today.

James T. Ryan was unanimously
elected to the ONCE Of grand knight
In Carroll Council on Tuesday evea-
ing in the Knights of Columbus hall
Mr.. Ryan, who succeeds Francis A.
Mccann as grand knight. has been q
member OF this council for a number
Of years. The following oficers
were elected 20 serve with Mr.. Ryan
for the coming year: For deputy
grand knight Benjamin Crifssi; for
chancellor. Rev. Martin r. J. Egzn,
assistant rector of ST. Patricks
Church: for financial secretary,
Harry J. Kane; for recording secre-
tary. Louis d. Kelly; for treasurer,
Charles E. Hill; for advocate, d. II.
o'connell; for warden, Charles Z.
Montgomery; for inside guard, James
w. Mclaughlin: for outside guards.
James A McDermott and Henry s.
Biz; for trustee, Charles s. Dwyer:
for delegates to the Knights Of Co.
lumbus Building Company. Thomas
J. Hughes and Albert z. Mccarthy.
Francis A Mccain was unaninou,ly
elected to represent Carroll Council
as past grand knight to the Stat.
Council Of the knights OF Columbus
OF this city. John II. Pellen ana
Redmond DeVaney were elected al
ternates to the grand knight and
past grand knight to the State coun-
Gil. The foregoing officers will tax.
up their duties the first meeting in
October.
Following the election Of oricer.
In Carroll Council State DEPUTY
Charles ]. Griffith made a brief al
dress TO the membership concerning
the national supreme convention Of
the order recently held in Atlantic
City.
This morning. in the knights of
Columbus hall, in Tenth street
northwest. at IL o'clock, there will
be an important meeting of those
members who are interested in the
Knights of Columbus Bowling
League. OF which Joseph p. Mccain
is president The purpose OF The
meeting is to outline plans for the
coming tournament TO be held IN
this city under the auspices Of the
knights.
State Deputy Charles l. Griffth
has given his formal approval for
the establishment OF a band. which
will be known as the knights Of
Columbus Band OF Washington. u.
c" Members Of the order desiring
to become members Of the band are
cordially asked TO hand their names
TO the superintendent Of the
Knights OF Columbus Building in
Tenth street northwest. A special
meeting Of those interested in the
organization OF the band will be held
in the headquarters Of the order at
SlS Tenth street this morning at
II o'clock. Several members of the
order will address the meeting.
The outstanding feature Of the
knight Letter. the official organ Of
Carroll Council, for the month OF
October will be several notable ar
I ticles on Columbus and on GO
lumbus Day" The magazine will
also contain a tribute to James T.
Ryan, the newly elected grand
knight OF Carroll Council. Rev.
Raymond A. MCGOWAN. Of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Council.
has consented TO contribute each
month an article dealing with VI
tai questions Of the day relative 20
the labor movement and other pop
. ular subjects.
Members OF the order her. in
Washington. especially those inter
ested in Catholic dramatic clubs
and Catholic dramatic writers. are
looking toward with much interest
to the coming national conference
Of dramatic writer's and clubs. to
be held at the knights Of Columbus
Hall on Saturday, September 80. at
10 O'Clock. Daniel Easter Doran'S
play. columbus" which had one
of the most successful runs at the
local plsyhouses last year, will be
presented free TO the public on
Saturday evening. September 80. at
Central High School. Mr.. Dorsn.
who is a member OF Carroll Coun-
Gil. is promoting this national con-
ference