Evening star., 1924-11-02
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Potomac Council last Monday eve
ming was addressed by the State
deputy. James A Sullivan. who out
lined briefly his plans and recon-
mendations for the ensuing year. At
| the close. the appointment of William
G.. Feely rs district deputy was
announced. This news was received
with an outburst Of applause. and
the council will hold "Feely night"
November 10. Grand Knight Hamil-
ton e. Clipper announced the appoint
ment of William T. Herman as lee
turer for the council.
At a meeting Of the grand knights
and lecturers Of Potomac. Keane,
Washington. Carroll and Spaulding
Councils with the State deputy 1t was
decided that Tuesday evening, cleo
! ton night. an open house will prevail
and a special leased wire will be in
stalled to receive election returns. In
addition Potomac Councils Radiola
Super VIII will be used to receive
election returns as they are broad
cast. Entertainment features have
been arranged for and the Knights of
Columbus Band will give . concert
for members and their friends.
A special meeting Of the officers of
Potomac Council will be held in the
Knights Of Columbus Hall at 1880 to-
morrow evening when an entertain
ment committee will be appointed and
important matters will be discussed
Washington Council has made elab-
crate plans for a card party and
dance at the Hotel Washington No
vember 81.
Tuesday evening election returns
will be received at the Knights Of
Columbus Hall. $50 Tenth street
ay,I hu
dio for the benefit of all members Of
the order and their friends. Music
and refreshments will be served.
Lecturer George A. Viehmann has
appointed the following as members
of his committee on entertainment
for the ensuing year: Andrew j.
Bligh, James Bligh, f. P. Brassor, DR..
NJ B. Crabill. Fred Diegelmann, ]. f.
Divers, William F'leishell. ]. +. Hill
yard, Paul Holmes, F. c. Powderly.
James C. Simpson and Philip J. Vieh-
mann. The next meeting of the coun-
Gil will be held Tuesday evening, No
vember IL, at s o'clock.
A series of successful dances il be-
ing held weekly on Wednesday eve
nings. McWilliams' Orchestra is fur
nishing the music
The lecturers committee Of Keane
Council is planning q triple treat for
the members Thursday evening.
keanes 500 Club played in the K Of
c. clubhouse Thursday, November 13,
with a very large attendance.
The next party will be held Friday
evening, November %, in the large
hall Of the X. Of C.. clubhouse
Through the courtesy of Carroll
Council, Tuesday evening, under the
auspices OF the state Council, there win
be big get-together meeting of all the
members OF the ordet and their ladies.
Election returns by private wire, re-
freshments and splendid program OF
entertainment are announced. This Is to
be one of the largest affairs OF the
knights this season. State Deputy
James A. Sullivan, with the five grand
B. Flynn, John Burns. Thomas Trod-
den and Hamilton Clipper-and the
five lecturers-George Viehmann
John N. kiley, James p. Mckeon. ].
Herman and r. Clyde Powderly-con-
stitute the committee in charge.
Past Grand knight James T. Ryan
was present at the last meeting
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
Circle District OF Columbia enter
tanned it's members and friends at An
oyster roast at McDonald's place
Shadysid Md, October 19. The COM
mittee, headed by Mrs. A c. Gibson,
was assist ed by Gus Brahler.
State Regent Alice c. Bicksler con-
Quoted joint installation of officers
of Circles ST. Charles of Clarendon.
Va, and District Of Columbia Monday
at the willard Hotel. The local Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be
A,f.
Miss Catherine Moriarty. regent; Mrs.
Mary Giacchetti. vice regent: Mrs.
Daniel Burke, monitor: Miss Jane Cole
man, chancellor; Mrs. Maude Anderson,
custodian; Mrs. Mary Tavenner, banner
bearer; Miss Myrtle Bailey, inner
guard; Miss Helen Langdale, outer
guard; Miss Alice NJ. Burke. record
ing secretary; Miss Katherine Rat
cliffe. scribe; Mrs. William A. Stewart,
financial secretary; Mrs r L.
Graves, treasurer: Mrs. Frederick
Whelton and Mary Manning, organ
lists, and Mrs. John B. Colpoys, Mrs.
George A. Howe and Mrs. James B.
Flynn. trustees.
Following the installation of Off
GERS Circle District of Columbia held
it's anniversary banquet, with Miss
Elizabeth Dolan. the retiring regent,
as toast mistress. Contributing to the
program were Miss Gertrude Nc
Nally, who presented paper on
Women in Organization": Miss Jane
Coleman, who held a mirror up to
the fads and foibles of various mem
bers; state Regent Ricksler, who re-
sponded to the toast Our Order;
Miss Mary T. Burke, readings; Misses
Ethel Roddy, May Virginia Warren
and Mary Manning, vocal solos, ac-
companied by Miss Jacquelin Warren,
and original choruses by the mem
bera
An invitation has been received by
the circle to attend the dedication by
Bishop OConnell of the chapel at
Centerville, Va, November 8, at 1890
am.
The November business meeting of
the circle will be held tomorrow at
s pm, the change in date being made
to enable members of the local circle
to attend the supper to be given No
vember 10 by Santa Maria Circle of
Indian Head. Nd. for the benefit of
Father OHara's church.
SONS OF JONADAB.
Hope Council. No. I, held its regular
weekly meeting October 26. with a
large attendance, John I. Nau, worthy
chief, presided. The good Of the or
der program was conducted by Grand
Secretary w. J. Armstrong.
The Grand Council met Tuesday
October %, In Jonadab Hall, 643 Lou
isiana avenue northwest. Plans were
formulated for a drive for increased
membership. Arrangements were
made for a New Year celebration.
Grand Council officers were elected
as follows: Grand chief, John C. Fos-
ter; grand vice chief. Percy Clement