Evening star., 1922-03-12

knights of Columbus lost. by death.
members. David Harvey. son of 7.
NJ. Harvey; founder of Harvey's res
taurant. Expressions of sympathey
have been sent his relatives.
Sunday, March 10. at pm. in the
knights of Columbus Hall, concert
will be given for the benefit of Patux-
ent Council. knights of Columbus.
Laurel. Md. The musical numbers will
consist of piano solos by Edward T.
Donovan. professor of music at
Georgetown University; violin Selec-
tions by Helen Gerrer and songs by
Thomas A. Cantwell, well known
Washington tenor.
An employment bureau has been
opened at the Knights of Columbus
Home 1t 91S 10th street northwest. t.
Richard l.. Lamb is chairman and
John II. Pellen is secretary. 1t will
be known as the Knights of Column
bus employment bureau of Washing
ton. Every effort will be made to as
sist the unemployed.
At the meeting of Keane Council,
Thursday night Chairman William
Mulligan announced a st. Patrick S
night dance to be held in the rose
room of the Hotel Washington. Irish
songs will be sung by Thomas A.
Cantwell and William +. Shannon dur
ing the intermission. Assisting Chair
man Mulligan will be James e.
Sweeney. Frank B. DuScheSne, James
d. Hayes. Francis De S. Kavanagh.
Donoghue Leo J. Kavanagh, George
B. Saur. Daniel p Hyland. jr.
At meeting in the Raleigh Hotel.
Tuesday evening. Chairman Leo J.
the week of July 16 to 23 for the an
nual "keane Boosters" trip to Allan
tic CITY this summer
Potomac Council tomorrow night
will honor Maj. Daniel Sullivan.
superintendent of police. with a re-
ception and entertainment put over
in good old Potomac style"
Patuxent Council of Laurel. Md.
will come to town next Sunday with
Grand Knight Jack Curtain for a
sacred concert in the new home. A
large delegation is expected.
B. P. O. ELKS.
Approximately $50 members were
present at the session Wednesday,
March s. the occasion being large
class initiation. and of honoring the
presence of District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler ID. l.. Sloan of Cum
berland tMd) Lodge. No. 63. The
address of the evening was delivered
by Frederick w. Zihlman. member of
Congress from Cumberland. Md.
Fraternal greetings were extended
to the following new members: Har-
vey w. Avery. lie Roy buckingham.
L. Frank Clark. Darby Fl. Coon.
r. Flandreau. John w. Harvey. Rob
ert d. Heiner. Abe Kaminsky, Al
bert Jesse Marcy. John B. Morris,
John Hilton Peake. Alb L. Phillips.
Harry D. Robb. Charles NJ Rosen-
thai: Clarence F. Schatz. Frederick
Waller. Harry E. Wells and Virgil
{. Wrenn. Those who officiated in
the initiation were Exalted Ruler
Patrick J. Callan, D. r. Nihion, John
Ontrich. James a. Balderson, chair
officers; Thomas ]. King. tiler: Frank
Baum, inner guard. Messrs. thinner
man and Beckman. color guards, and
Lem Robey. esquire; secretary. Will
liam S. Shelby; treasurer, M. G. Nc
Cormick, and chaplain. James l.
Ward. The repairs and improve
ments to the building are going
forward in satisfactory manner
and will be completed by April l,
1922 The entire building. with the
exception of the lodgeroom.. is being
redecorated and partly refurnished.
Exalted Ruler Patrick ]. Callan gave
a farewell reception and supper to
the officers of the lodge who served
during his administration. Those
present were D. r. Nihion. John On
frich. James A. Balderson. William
Finkel, Sam Richards. Gus Brahler,
Frank " A. Brown. James L. Ward.
Fred Whitehead, Fred Mayer. Charles
Dietz, jr., James Ryan, Gustave Beck
man, Edwin II. Neumeyer, jr.; Frank
Baum, Fred Zimmerman, P. j. Cal
Ian and Arthur A. Riemer.
A surprise reception and buffet
supper was rendered Director Arthur
s. Witcomb of the Elks' Concert
Band by it's members at the rehearsal
Friday night. During Mr.: Witcomb's S
absence Lee Sanford led the band,
and for his efforts he was presented
with a handsome elk's tooth and fob.
The presentation was made by James
L. Ward on behalf of the bandsmen.
JR. O. u. A. M.