Evening star., 1924-10-26
KN1aHTs OF COLUMBUS.

The officers OF Potomac Council will
hold special meeting during the
week for the purpose Of making ar
rangements for social activities for
knight Hamilton Z. Clipper will ap-
point . committee at this meeting
and will make further appointments
at the next meeting in November.
Due 70 the fact that Potomac Coun-
Gil has not exemplified the first de-
gree for some, q large class is avail
able to receive the first degree No
vember 10.
Irish night" will be the second
or series of special programs that
Spalding Council Is presenting Thurs
day evening, November 9. Sinc6 Irish
music has always been famous for
It's charm and appeal, favorite num-
bers will be rendered that evening
by the knights of Columbus Band
Local artists will also be on hand
to sing the selections that are dearest
to the hearts Of the admirers of St.
Patrick.
At the last meeting a radiola con-
cert was given and Earl Grimes. Navy
Band soloist. sang a group of special
numbers. During the business ses-
sion Thomas J. Trodden, newly in
stalled grand knight, appointed the
following committees: Finance
Norris McAuliffe, chairman; +. H.
Huneke, John Dowlan, Thomas ]. GAL
lagher and Frank Hanrahan. Admis-
sion-John II. label, chairman; Den
mis- rDonnell. Francis Sheehy, James
Fowler. NJ. ]. Kennedy. Fred Martin
and Thomas X. Galliher. Deputy
Grand knight Fred Martin was made
chairman Of the membership commit
tee. Other members will be appointed
later.
Carroll Council. No. 377, Tuesday
evening had State Deputy James A.
Sullivan address the members. Ad-
dresses were made also by many
members OF the council.
The lecturer. John N Kiley, with
the following members Of his COM
mittee, are going to do their best to
make it lively and interesting at
council meetings: William Amanns,
George Beuchert, James Buckley,
Taylor Bfanson. ". J. Calnan, Joseph
Degnan, Arthur Delaney. Milburn
Donohoe, Roydin Dixon. Louis Dorsey,
James A. Dunn, John y. Dunn. Ber-
nard Fitzgerald, Thomas Gallagher,
T.. B. Horen. Albert McCarty, Joseph
McCann, Daniel ]. Nee, John Pellen,
John Powers, John F.. Quinn. NJ. A
Rattigan, James Severn and William
Walsh.
The next meeting will be held No
venber 4 election night, which the
council has decided to give to the
State Council for a big get-together
night. Election returns will be re-
ceived by special wire, with radiola
concert and other entertaining fea
lures, TO which all members of the
order are invited.
Washington Council Tuesday eve
ming. after a short session, will ad
journ to the larger auditorium, where
its members and their friends will
celebrate Halloween. Lecturer George
A. Vfehmann and his committee have
prepared a program. Dancing will
be feature, with music by McWillfams
Orchestra. Favofs and prizes will
be given to every one in attendance.
Arrangements are being made for a
one Of the large hotels November 81.
Edward NJ. Ready, deputy grand
knight, is chairman of the general
committee. At the last meeting the
chair announced the following as
chairmen of committees: Investiga-
tions. Edward NJ Barry; relief and
sick, Edward NJ. Ready; membership.
J. Eugene Gallery; employment
James f. Collihower; entertainment.
S. Warren; advisory. B. +. Saul;
executive. Thomas J. Fitzgerald;
VI ,ntIIIs ana supplies, A. u. Wilkin-
son: degrees. James L. Diver; chap
lain, Rev. Charles A. Hart; delegates
to the chapter. John J. Gillespie and
A. Scullen. Every Wednesday eve
ming dances are held in the large
auditorium under the auspices of the
building company. William J. Walsh
is chairman of the dance committee.
Music by McWilliams Orchestra.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. plans
masquerade Halloween ball. Thursday
night. October 80, 1924, in the Masonic
Temple. Eighth and r streets north
east, it being third of the series of
the Fall and Winter activities, as
outlined by the committee in charge
ar a recepf meeting Prizes will he