The Washington times., 1923-03-19
K. Of c. now HAS
CLARENDON
COUNCIL
Organization Perfected, With
John F. cavanaugh as
Grand Knight.

CLARENDON, Va, March 10
With $50 members present, organi-
zation of the Edward Douglas White
Council of the knights of Columbus
Of Clarendon, was perfected yester-
day. State Deputy j. j. McCaffery,
Of Roanoke, Va, opened the meet.
ing, which was held in the audi
forum of st. Charles parochial
school. He told the members what
the organization means to Catholic
men and the part it played in the
world war.
Officers installed by State Deputy
Mccartney were: Grand knight,
John +. Cavanaugh of Clarendon;
deputy grand knight. Thomas F..
Dolan Of Clarendon: financial secre-
tary, Tom Miller of Ballston; treas
urer. Charles Smith of Ashton
Heights: lecturer, Jerry Flanagan
OF Clarendon; advocate, Harley
Milks, of Clarendon; inside guard,
Bernard F. Fegan of Clarendon; out
side guard, Frank T.. Crummirs OF
East Falls Church.; warden, John
Spates of Cherrydale: trustees, John
Frank j. Ready of Clarendon and
Thomas Manning Of Clarendon, JAS.
Walsh Of Clarendon and M. T./Mc-
Cluskey of Cherrydale. DIR. Frank
J. Ready OF Clarendon, was elected
examining physician and the Rev.
Father Lackey, pastor Of st. Charles
Church, Clarendon, was made the
chaplain.
OF the $50 members of the new
council, 1873 are charter members
and 81 were transferred from other
councils.
In brief address the Rev.
Father Van Ingelen, of Falls
Church, urged members Of the
council to stand together. State
Deputy DIR. Charles I. Griffith, of
the District of Columbia, also gave
a talk in which he praised the
school work being done by the
Knights of Columbus throughout
the country. Expressing his
sincere pleasure that the council
has been organized in Arlington
county. DIR. Griffith said 1t is
sure to grow and do q great deal
of good.
The council is named in honor
Of the late Chief Justice Edward
Douglas White. of the United States
Supreme Court.
Under direction Of Engineer King,
of the Old Dominion railway.
ground has been broken for the
new passenger and freight station
on the United States reservation
near the approach to the Key
Bridge, in Rosslyn. r. E. Hill is
the architect for the new structure
and w. b. CIemer, builder. rhe
building will provide a waiting
room, ticket office and baggage
room. The station will probably
be opened in June.
Cherrydale Council No. IL, Daugh-
tiers of America, will meet toynOr-
row night at o'clock in the fire
department auditorium.
The meeting of the Pathfinders
class of the Clarendon Methodist
Church, to be held tonight. win be
distinct departure from the usual
program. The entertainment in
cludes a cafeteria dinner at the
Allies Inn at Washington beginning
at o'clock. and a lobby concert"
at the Y. NJ. C. A.. 1886 G street
northwest, at o'clock. Members
Of the class employed in Clarendon
and vicinity are advised to meet in
Thompson's hardware store, from
which place automobiles will convey
them to Washington. Washington
members will meet at the Allies Inn.
The March meeting of the Junior
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Church will be held this afternoon
at the home of Miss Virginia
Swecker, Virginia and Taylor ave-
nueS