Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

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for the ensuing year.
State Deputy william q. Feely de-
livered an address and stated that ef'
forts were being made to have the Su'
preme Convention Of the knights Of
Columbus Of the United States held ir
this city in 1882, when the unwilling
Of the statue of Cardinal Gibbons ir
front Of Sacred Heart Church, at Six.
tenth street and Park road, woult
take place.
Frederick J. Diegelmann spoke briefly
on the activities Of the knights OF Co.
lun1buS Catholic Boys Club and Pat.
rick j. Haltigan on the ManreSa Re.
treat House, where recently q chapel
had been dedicated, the funds having
been donated by Washingtonian.
Michael Casey, retiring admiral Of
the assembly, was presented with spe-
cial token.
The assembly voted to dispense with
the monthly meetings during July and
August. The next meeting will be on
Monday evening. September IA.
Bernard r. Fitzgerald, Paul w. Nc
Govern and Miss M. Leona Anthony
nor, rendered vocal selections, and sew
eral Rotations were given by Miss
Anthony.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the meeting Tuesday evening In
StructionS were given the delegate to
the biennial convention Of the @. D. A.
in Atlantic City, July to IL. Miss
Mary c. Boland, grand regent, will be
the representative Of Court 212, Mrs.
katherine Martin, vice regent. alternate.
The final meeting Of the Convention
CA~- 10 Ia41A HnNII
evening when all members who Will at
tend the convention will be present.
The Poster Committee win meet Fri
day evening. The judges invited TO
view and select the poster at the meet
ing Tuesday, June 16, are group OF
representative men and women inter-
ested In organization WORK.
The officers will assist at the initia-
ton Of a class of IS candidates in AL
exandria, Va. today at ) o'clock. They
will also accompany a group Wednes-
Quet of Court Kavanagh.
The juniors will hold a card party at
the c. D. A. Home tomorrow evening.
The Music Committee will meet with
the organists. Miss Josephine Walsh
and Miss Emile Bishop tomorrow eve
ming, when the songs written by the
various members will be rehearsed.
B.P. o. ELKs.
Members Of the lodge will 60 to
Wilmington, Del, June IS at 8 pm, to
act as the personal escort for the OFF,
GERS Of the lodge headed by Exalted
Ruler David LaPorte, who will initiate
large class for Wilmington lodge.
The State convention will be held at
Cumberland, Md, August II, IS and IA.
Arrangements to attend the State con-
vention can be made by addressing
A party headed by Past Exalted
Rulers George E. Strong and Daniel r.
Nihion will 60 to the Grand Lodge re-
union, which will be held at Seattle,
Wash, July 6.
Next Sunday at 7:S0 pm. the an
nual Flag day exercises will take place
at the Sylvan Theater. Monument
grounds. Mai. C. Eugene Edwards
chairman in charge, has arranged the
program for the services, which will be
attended by all Of the patriotic organ
izations of the city. A maSsed band Of
more than 800 pieces will be directed by
Capt. Taylor Branson of the United
States Marine Band Three parades
They will be headed by the Over Seas
Band and Drum Corps, Costello Post
Drum and Bugle Corps, and Victory
Post Drum and Bugle Corps. The Boys
Band of the lodge, direction Of George
Chapman, will give concert before the
regular exercises.
The ritual of the Elks will be exempli-
fled by the officers of the lodge, assisted
by the drill team. Senator James j.
Davis Of Pennsylvania will speak. Eaj
Gen. Anton Stephen will give THE
Pledge to the Flag; Past Exalted Ruler
John Dillon Fitzgerald. THE History Of
the Flag" assisted by Mai. Edwards and
the drill team; Rev. Father Francis j.
Hurney, the invocation, and the bene-
diction, by Rev. George F. Dudley. The
vocal part Of the program will be given