Evening star., 1923-01-21
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Supreme Knight James A. Flagerty
and staff will be guests of honor at a
reception and banquet rendered by
the Knights of Columbus Of this ju-
rtsdiction at the willard Hotel, Sat-
urday evening, February g.. DR..
Charles I. Griffith Is chairman OF
James A. Sullivan. John r.. Burns.
Thomas GaIliher, Edward Tucker and
James T. Ryan. Charles w. Barr Is
chairman of the general COMMITTEES.
keane Council meets Thursday
Almas Temple Mystic Shrine, will ad-
dress the members. The first degree
Will be exemplified.
Keane Councils boosters will meet
at the home of e. A. Strudley to con-
and proprietor of the Continental Ho-
tel, Atlantic City, about arrangements
for the boosters' trip the week of
July %. The Continental Hotel will
be, the boosters headquarters in At
lantic City. Reservation book Is now
open. Al JOY, 91S 10th street north
west, and George B. Saur. treasurer,
so X street northeast. are in charge.
The boosters big dance will be held
at the City Club, st. Patrick's night.
This Is the real big Casey" dance of
the year.
Washington Council Tuesday night
VIII hold past grand knights
night" Past Grand knight James Il.
Collihower will preside, and songs
will be sung by Bernard Fitzgerald.
George Cowles and William shana-
Fan. accompanied by Arthur Nc
Creight Tuesday. January 80, the
council will hold a ladies' night in
tho knights of Columbus Home.
JR. O. q. A. M.
With an attendance larger than in
previous years, the State Council,
Jr D. U. A. NJ, headed by the state
councillor, George w. Ackerman and
MS staff Of officers. made it's annual
Iraternai visit to Benning Council,
no. Fl. last Monday evening. State
Council! Secretary John Prenders re-
port showed the council to be in
hrst- class condition with a substan-
tial treasury. Under the head OF the
cilor entered the hall to the strains
OF The Stars and Stripes Forever"
played by A. G. Ingles. Five past
state councilors--F. d. Seiffert, G., p.
Aimes. w. II. LanhanI, c. w. Walker
and p. S. c. Jenkins-made addresses
Among the councils represented were
Ameriea-Jefrerson, No. IL; Old Glory,
No. "a; Liberty Bell, No. So; f. j.
Ross. No. 26; J. Morgan Reed, No. 2,
Eor r; ri .i1s., A.: FRANCIS Scott Key. No. 22;
entail Court. No. 1. Others who spoke
during the evening Were: State Vice
councillor w. S. Dohlman, state Coun-
cil Secretary John Prender, State
council Treasurer X. III. Yates, State
Council Warden F. D. Teffeau. state
Council Conductor S. Oleveri, State
Council inside Sentinel Il. y. Ander-
SON. State Council Deputy A. L Dab
len F $: Emmons, w. T.. Douglass.
Assistant State Council Secretary
w. r. Saunders. Lunch was served
al tho close. The next visitation will
be to Edward j. Ross Council. No &c,
In Pythian Temple, Tuesday
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. at it's
last meeting received a letter from
Grace and Marian Moffett, who are
at the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. home, Tiffin,
Ohio. thanking the council for the
Large delegations from Mount Yer
non. Andrew Jackson. John L. Bur
nett, Reno, Star Spangled Banner
and Anacostia councils attended a
patriotic meeting Friday evening.
given under the auspices of Alexan-
dria Council. No. 5. at Elks' Hall.
Alexandria. Va. A buffet supper was
served.
Reno Council. No. 4S. announces an
initiation for tomorrow evening. The
first and second degrees will be con
ferred, followed by Il banquet. TO
which all juniors are fraternally in
vfted.
Edward J. Ross Council. Ne. &c.
Thursday evening, after routine bust
ness, adjourned to attend a banquet
given at Harvey's. under the auspices
OF the good of the order committee.
at which addresses were made by
Past State Councillors w. J. Purr
W. II. Lanham. p. T. Groves and W.
Il. Saunders, Past Councillors H. a.
Beck, II. VI. Burton, A. l.. jennings
w. c. Ferber and G.. w. Swift, and
W, Il. Wells, the deputy councillor
During the evening Past State Coun-
cilor T. =. Groves and Past Councillor
@. W. Swift were presented with
silver handled penknife and gold
fountain pen. respectively. as tokens
of appreciation of past services, the
presentations being made by Deputy
State Councillor w. 3. Wells and Past
Councillor II. A. Beck. T. T. Jones
was toastmaster. The woman rela-
tives of the members were remem-
bered with souvenir boxes Of candy.