The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-23
"CASEY TOUR PARTY ABOARD
 6. p. R. LINER
Ninety-five Members of San Francisco Council Visit
 Here Saturday Night

A delegation of 95 members of the Knights of Columbus of Cali fornia, Council No 880. one of the seven Councils of San Francisco, were Juneau visitors Saturday while the steamer Princess Charlotte was in port.
 Officers of the Council accom- panying the party were John F. Holland, Grand Knight; William McWade, Deputy Grand Knight, George A. Marks, Trustee; and Leo A. Cunningham, Trustee. The following made up the party:
 Miss E. Allen, Miss c. Ballinger, Mrs. N. Barry, P Bigue, Mrs. J. Bigue, Miss II. Brady, Miss M Brady, Miss L. Caldwell, A. Cava- naugh, Miss M. Chiappari, J. Col thurst, Mrs. z. Colthurst, Miss D. Colthurst, Miss D. Crespi, D. Cres- pi, Mrs. I. Crespi, Mrs. M. Cuneo, L. Cunningham Mrs. A. Cunning ham.
 Miss V. Daly, J. Dinan, w. Dlnan, Miss M. Dowd, Miss J. Doyle, Miss L. Driscoll, Miss E. Esposti, Mrs. A. Fields, Miss E. Gallagher, Miss J.. Gotelli, Miss M. Gotelli, F. Guntz, Mrs. L. Guntz, Miss E. Heggum, Miss H. Heibel, Miss K. Henry, J. Holland, Mrs. D. Holland, Miss l.. Holman, Miss J. Hunt, Miss M. Kane, Mrs. M. Karm, Miss H. Keller, Mrs. M. Keller, Miss A. Kelly, Miss F. Kenning, Mrs. E. Lavazollo.
 M. Lawley, Miss B. Lowell C.. Marks, Mrs. B. Marks, Miss E. Marryatt, Miss L. Mattel, Mrs. T. Matthews, Miss J. Miller, P Nc Donough, Mrs. P. McDonough, J. McMahon, Mrs. G. McMahon, Miss H. McMahon, w. McWade, Miss L. McWade.
 Miss R. Natusch, A. Norris, Miss c. O'Brien, Miss H. O'Brien, Miss M. ONeill, Mrs. E. Otto, Miss L.. Otto, Miss J. Parodi, Miss L. Paro- di, Miss M. Pendergast, Mrs. A. Pera, G. Pera, Mrs. A. Powell, Miss A. Power, Miss E. Ricioli, T. Rior- dan, Miss M. Ryan, Miss N. Ryan, R. Scheflin, Mrs. N. Scheflin, l.. Selby, Miss M. Sheehan, Miss s. Spencer, w. Staib, Mrs. E. Stab, Miss w. Talent, Mrs. L. Taravel- Her, w. Twamley, Mrs. R. Twamley, J. II. Wallace, Miss M. Wallace, D. Watkins, Mrs. M. Watkins and Mrs. R. Weis.
 The excursionists were enthusl- astic in their praise of Juneau and the unsurpassed marine and moun- tain views in Alaska. John F. Hol- land, prominent in civic and fra ternal affairs in San Francisco, in charge of the delegation expressed his admiration of the modern and metropolitan appearance Of Ju- neau.
 He said the city has received abundant and favorable publicity in San Francisco papers through the visit of a delegation of Alaska business men to San Francisco to interview the zellerbach interests.
 MT. Holland is gathering data on the trip for write-up in the San Francisco dailies Columbia, the official organ of the Order; the Monitor, the Archdiocesan weekly; and the bulletin of the Southern Pacific employees.
 Others in the group who joined in voicing admiration for the Ter ritory were Michael J. Lawley. su- pervisor of San Francisco; J. Dln- an. detective sergeant; and Peter McDonough, prominent in city and state politics: M. ! McMahon, As sjstant District Attorney, San Fran cisco, and J. E. Colthurst, General Passenger Agent, Southern Pacific lines.
 Mrs. Leo A. Cunningham, for merly Miss Agnes Dohony, is one of the party. She had known Father Menager of Ju n e au, in Paris. MT. Cunningham, also aboard, is one of the delegates to repre- sent California at the Supreme Convention of. the Order, to be held in Boston in August.
 J. F. Mullen, Grand Knight Of inc Juneau Council, selected Fa- ther Menager, Chaplain, to convey greeting to the visitors in behalf of the officers and members of the local council. The visitors will re- turn tomorrow morning after trip to Skagway, and will be greeted by
 ee;<..x.- of tba local Council.