Evening star., 1925-01-11
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,

Carroll Council held it's twenty
sixth annual meeting in knights of
Columbus Hall Tuesday evening.
Grand Knight James B. Flynn an
nounced the death of one of the
charter members and one OF the most
.al.hiul la. workers since the institu-
ton or the council Redmond De
Naney, last Monday at his residence.
502 Sixth street southeast
state Deputy James A. Sullivan
urged the members to be present at
the get-together dinner for all mem
bers OF the order to be given at
Rauscher's January 15, and the an
nual Vesper service at ST. -Aloysius
Church Sunday, January 49, at 1880
pm. Rev. Charles Lyons, s. J., pres
ident OF Georgetown College, will de-
liver the sermon. Archbishop Micha el
j. Curley will be present on both
occasions.
Rev. John j. Bowens congratu-
lated the members Of the council on
Its progress during the past rs years
After the business session Lecturer
John n. Kiley escorted the members
to the hall. beautifully decorated for
the occasion, and there, with the
ladies, an enjoyable evening was
spent in dancing to the latest tunes
by McWilliams' Orchestra. Refresh
ments We're served
keane Councils 500 Club gave its
monthly party in the knights of Co
lumbus clubhouse recently Mrs.
Mary {. Adamson is chairman of this
club assisted by Mrs. George w.
Griffith. A free trip to Atlantic City,
\. j., with Keane's Booster Club on
it's seventh annual outing this Sum
mer Is the seasons incentive for the
members.
Potomac Council will meet tomor-
row evening, when arrangements s
Will be discussed by the committee
assisting the State deputy, who, to-
gether with the other councils, is
preparing for a get-together dinner
at Rauscher's Thursday night. The
councils committee, headed by A. j..
Sardo, comprises also Hamilton E.
Clipper and William G. Feely. Arch
bishop Michael ]. Curley will be the
guest of honor and 1T is expected
that Supreme Knight James A. Fla
herty and Supreme Treasurer Daniel
J. Callahan will attend. A program
Of entertainment Will precede the
dinner and men prominent in official
life will be in attendance.
Washington Council will meet
Tuesday evening. when it is expect
ed the annual report of the knights
of Columbus Building Co. will be
presented.
The following comprise the get
together dinner committee OF the
council: Capt. T. r Bean, Lieut..
J. NJ. Walsh. Philip Buettner, Thomas
j. Costigan, James +. Collifower,
Fred j. Rice. F. Clyde Powderly.
Philip S. Warren, John G. Holland,
James q. Bligh, Fred J. Diegelman,
A. J. Scullen, J. Eugene Gallery.
John F. Welty. G<orge A. Viehmann,
Paul B. Holmes, AIRED c. Whitton.
Past Grand Knight william Nor
moyle, chairman OF the committee in
charge of the entertainment at the
meeting of Spalding Council Friday
evening. promises unusual features
will be the rule. Athletic night"
will be the theme of the meeting. but
the program will be entirely different
from those which generally bear this
name, yet those who dote on athletic
features will be far from disap-
pointed.
Other programs under the auspices
of past grand knights of the council
will follow. Next month a ladies
night" will be featured for the mem
bers and their ladies. Past State
Deputy Maurice McAuliffe is chair
man of the committee for this
meeting.