Evening star., 1924-12-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Monday night the ofYicers In this
Jorisoiction will meet at s:15 o'clock
In the Knights Of Columbus Home.
Committees will be appointed to ar
range for the Eet-tosether dinner Of
the order, to be held At RAuscher's
January Is. Past State Deputy Mau-
rice j. McAuline, director Of the
Archbishop Curlsy's knights Of Co.
lumbus scholarships, will report on
that subject. -.
The Dining Club will meet tomor-
row at 1850 at the HARRINGTON
Hotel, Eleventh and z streets north
west. Deputy Grand Knight John
=. Lynch. chairman. will preside.
At the last meeting OF Spalding
Council two new officers assumed
their duties. Dennis ODonnen as
financial secretary, repiaeins John n,
label. whose resignation was sffec-
tive December 1. and George Caspar
as member OF the board Of trustees,
vice George Campana, resigned in
November. An entertaining feature
presented was a demonstration Of the
development Of the telephone during
the past half century. Motion pic
lures were used to tell the story and
explanatory talks were given by
representatives. OF the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co.
Athletic night" has been post
poned until the second meeting in
January. -'
Ladies' night will be celsbrat ed
Friday evening, January 2, with an
elaborate program.
Spalding Council has been assigned
the duty OF providing the entertain
ment for the annual Christmas tree
party for the orphans. -
Carroll Councils lecturers commit.
A. In r - ~
Hall made arrangements for a
Christmas party to be held at the
meeting next Tuesday evening.
Grand Knight James q. Flynn. will
engage the speakers: John N. Kifey
and Joseph Degnan will arrange for
the vocal part Of the program, and
Joseph McCann has promised to have
q real santa Claus to distribute the
many nice gifts to the members.
full on the orphans Christmas tree
party.
The members OF the council will
attend In q body the dedicatory ex-
ercises Of st.. Francis Xavier's new
Catholic Church, 37th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, today
At IL O'clock. ...5.-s
Potomac Council last Monday eve
ming voted to make the award Of the
Radiola super VIII which has been
on display in the reception hall of the
Knights Of Columbus Home at the
Council nesting December %.
The frst Monday Of each month
has been designated as the meeting
night for the Officers OF the council,
to discuss the important affairs per.
tanning to the council.
WAshington Council will mset for Z
Christmas party for members Tuesday
evening, December 25 Lecturer George
A. Vfehniann has prepared an elab.
orate program In addition to securing
Christmas souvenirs. The. council win
participate actively in, the arrange.
ments for get-tosether banquet jan.
uary ID. next at Rauschers. The SUI
invited ~ guests A council committee
to cooperate with the State deputy
has been named, ~ follows: Alfred
Q. Wilton, T. r. Bean, Philip Buettner,
ThomaS Il Costigan, James e. Coili.
nower, Fred ]. Diegelmann, J. Eugene
Gallery, John q. Holland, Paul b.
Holmes, F. Clyde Powd4riy, Frederick
J. Rice. A. ]. Scullen, George A. vieh-
mann, Philip 8. Warren, J. NJ Walsh
and John F. Welty. The councils COM
mittee on Christmas tree party for the
orphans under Grand knight Thomas
j. Fitzgerald is sparing no effort to
make this years celebration notable.
Weekly dances are held every Wed.
nesday. N-.g,
KeAne Council held 4 zero hour
Thursday evening In Knights OF Co.
lumbus Clubhouse, with . large 1t.
tendance. The council will procure
the Christmas tree for the annual
orphans' party and decorate thu same,
as well as the hall This has been
Keane Councils job for the. past six
years. Grand Knight John =. Burns
10 chairman. sssistsd by James p. Nc
Keon, Edward p. Goodwin, Edward
mann, W. b. Rsddine, q. y. .sAur,
Henry Nolds, William r. ehsarman,
Frank SheehAn, John =. afurphy, Juan
Usteve1 and w. A. NuiIigaM. Keane
Council will hold its Christnnas tree
party for tho members and their fam.
tiles in the knights Of Columbus