Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

MECHANICS.
Anacostia Council met OCTOBER
with the councillor, Samuel Hubacner,
nresidin0 Vice Councillor Redstatt was
annointed captain of the counciPs
bowling team. All members OF the
council who desire to participate on the
team are requested to communica ss
evening were Deputy State Councillor
Charles Muller, Degree Master Clark
Teats, Recording Secretary T. n.
THOMAS. state Warden E. A. DIEM,
Financial Secretary Fry and others.
liberty Bell Council met october 4,
with Councillor L. r. Risler presiding.
A special meeting of the ENTERTAINMENT
and Refreshment committees was calieo
to make arrangements tor the recePtion
The council had as guests Past State
Councilor A. G. Columbus Past State
councillor G. w. Alderman, National
REPRESENTATIVE Charles II. Hid, Deputy
state Councillor p. j. Martin and Past
Councillor Harry Gorbutt OF Star
Spangled Banner Council. Inside Sen
tirel o. Nelson, Past Councillor Boswell
and Councillor Risler made addresses.
E. j. Ross Council Will hold a class
IS. degree team from Spring City,
Pa. will oficiate. Other councils haV-
ing candidates for initiation will be re-
ceived. Communicate with Secretary
G. w. Swift.
Liberty Bell Council will visit Mount
Royal Council, in Baltimore, OCTOBER
81. Members wishing to partlclpate are
requested to notify Secretary H. b. NAL
lory Is Hamilton street, Brentwood, Mo.
Benning Council met october 6, with
the councillor in charge. Delegates 10
the State Council session, which Will be
held at the Raleigh Hotel November .,
6 and 7, were named. The speakers OF
the evening were Financial Secretary
w. L. Gray and Secretary Ivan Gates.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Martin H Carmody, supreme knight
of the knights of Columbus, will be the
guest of honor at a banquet to be given
bv the washington General Assembly,
fourth degree, this evening, Columbus
day, at the Mayflower Hotel at o'clock.
This will be the first time the supreme
knight of the order will address the
members of the knights Of Columbus,
of the District of Columbia, since his
election to that Office. Although the
banquet is given under the auspices of
the fourth degree, 1t will be opened to
all Knights of Columbus, their ladies
and friends, and 1t is expected that
over 0UU Will DC pIGScIlL. WlIlIdIu W
Feely, present state deputy, it Is said,
has given his Endorsement.
The chairman of the General Com
nittee is James B. Flynn; Anthony
]. Scullen, vice chairman; Fred j. Die
gelmann, secretary; j. Eugene Gallery,
chairman of the Speakers Committee;
Michael Casey, chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee; A. 3. j. William
son, chairman of the Ticket Committee;
John F.. Hillyard, chairman of the Pub
licity Committee; William G. Feely
state deputy, and Charles w. Darr, past
state deputy.
A reception committee has also
been appointed consisting of William
G.: Feely, state deputy, chairman; past
state deputies and the present grand
knights.
Among those who have signified their
intentions of being present are Daniel
j. Callahan, supreme treasurer; Bishop
John M. Mcnamara, Luther H. Reich
elderfer, Commissioner of the District
of Columbia; John v. Loughney, vice
supreme master of the fourth degree,
and Nicholas j. Whalen.
A program of entertainment has been
arranged and will consist in part of
offerings by George H. O'Connor and
Matt Horne. Mrs. Edna Hillyard How
ard, George Cross. Arthur McCreight,
and Sidney's Orchestra.