Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

| knights of Columbus Building Com
pany Is holding a series of weekly
| dances every Wednesday evening in
| the ballroom of the home. William
J. Walsh is chairman OF the following
committee in charge: Edward Roach,
/ John Coyle, Kenneth Regain. Joseph
[! Fitzgerald, F. Clyde Powderly.
| Charles Aman and William Mulligan.
| The company Ia represented by Jo-
seph Degnan. McWilliams' Orchestra
| is furnishing the dance music. No
dance will be held Christmas eve.
however, but a souvenir event will
be held on New Year eve. when all
will be given an opportunity of greet
ing the new year in an appropriate
manner
| Washington Council, Tuesday eve
ming, after a short business ses-
| sion, will be turned over to
Lecturer George A. Viehmann for
! an entertainment to be furnished by
| his committee. Christmas souvenirs
| will be distributed to the members.
Keen interest is being shown In the
arrangements for the reception and
banquet to be held January Is, 1925.
at Rauscher's. His Grace Archbishop
Curley and several supreme officers
of the order have accepted invitations
to be present.
Potomac Council tomorrov evening
will award the Radiola. Super VIII re-
ceiving set. which has been on exhi-
bition in the Knights Of Columbus
Hall for several weeks. After the
meeting of the council the committee
working on transportation and invi-
tations for the orphans Christmas
tree party will meet.
Because of the annual banquet Of
the knights of Columbus, January
Is, Spalding Council has postponed
It's meeting until the following eve
ming. The meeting scheduled for
Thursday evening. January ]. also has
been postponed until the next night
Both meetings. will be special, a
ladies' night" being scheduled for
January 2, under the auspices of Past
Grand Knight Thomas K. Gallaher,
and athletic night" January Is, with
Past Grand Knight Willianf Normoyle
as chairman of the entertainment
committee.
Thursday evening a program was
given under the direction Of Lecturer
Thomas K. Gallaher. One of the fea-
lures was q recapitulation OF the prln-
cipal events Of. the year by Grand
knight Thomas ). Trodden and other
officers and members, followed by
pledge to still greater efforts and &C
complishments in 1925.
Entertainment will he furnished
by SpaIding Council for the annual
Christmas tree party for the District
If Columbia orphans.
Carroll Councils Christmas party
brought out a large attendance last
Tuesday evening, and nearly all were
presented with useful gifts. The en-
tertainment consisted of songs by
Earl v. Grimes, the singing sailor,
accom-. panied by Miss Ella Neubeck;
fancy dance by Miss, Neary Neubeck,
piano solo by Miss Gertrude Neubeck,
and addresses by state Deputy James
A. Sullivan. District Deputies Will
liam C. Feeley and John ]. Downey,
Grand Knight Thomas Fitzgerald of
Washington Council and Thomas j.
Trodden, grand knight of Saplding
Council.
James r. Ryan announced that
get-together dinner will be held jan
uary Is at Rauscher's, under the
auspices of the Ave councils. The
councils committee consists of James
T.. Ryan, Patrick j. Haltigan, John ].
Downey, John L. Lynch, Thomas +.
Petit, Harry j. Kane, Thomas ].
Hughes, NJ. A. Rattigan, Thomas J.
Myers, George II. F. Davis, John P.
Dunn, William NJ. Amann and ]. Lee
roy Delaney.
Grand Knight James B. Flynn an
nounced that a celebration of st.
Patrick's day will be held In tho
Washington Auditorium March II,
and Deputy Grand knight John e.
Lynch announced the vesper service
January Is in st. Aloysius Church,
when Archbishop Curley will ON
ciate.
The council will celebrate its TWEEN
ty-sixth anniversary January with
dance.
The officers OF Keane Council
Thursday evening made plans for a
Christmas tree party for the MEM
bers of the council and their families
in the K. Of c. Clubhouse Monday
evening, December. 20.
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.
Elm Camp unanimously elected
retired. to be consul commander dur