Evening star., 1935-08-11
K. OF c. COUNCIL
PLANNING FIESTA
Kenwood Country Club to
Be Scene of Summer Event
August 27.

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Washington Council of the Knights
of Columbus at the Kenwood Country
Club August q are being made by
Lecturer Alfred P. Neff and his COM
mittee. A dance will be the principal
feature of the program. A number
of special novelty effects are being
arranged.
Grand Knight Alfred A. McGar-
raghy of Washington Council has an
nounced the membership of working
committees of the council. They in
clude:
Executive-Mr. McGarraghy, Julian
T. Cromelin, deputy grand knight;
Carmine Girafalo, chancellor; DR.. A.
Z. wilkinson, financial secretary;
Harry E Brooks. treasurer; Richard
Field, warden: John Bowen, advocate;
Paul McGovern, recorder; John Crown,
inside guard; John Grambo and Dan
O'Connor, outside guards.
Council Monthly-Thomas FitZpat-
rick, editor; Patrick Leckey and Jo-
seph F. McGinness, associate editors;
Eugene C. Boczenas, business man
ager.
Funeral-James Fowler, chairman;
Julian T. Cromelin, Ernest Gass, j. C.
Caspar, T. L. McEneany. M. j. Racci-
oppi, Paul Callahan, c. L. Ferry.
Thomas Griffin, William Griffin, James
A. Sullivan, DR.. Joseph G. Reilly and
G. E. Goetzinger.
Sick-Julian T. Cromelin, chair
man; Right Rev. Msgr. Peter Guilday,
vice chairman; S. ]. Driscoll. Ernest
Gass, Joseph T Corbley, T. L. Nc
Eneany, Carmine Girafalo, Andrew
McGarraghy. James Fowler and Will
liam H. Curran.
George E. Herring, State deputy OF
the knights of Columbus for the Dis
trict of Columbia, with Past State
Deputy Fred J. Rice, will represent
the local order at the international
convention at the Waldorf Astoria,
New York City, August 20-22.
Carroll Council met Tuesday eve
ming, with Grand Knight Harry J.
Kane, jr., presiding. Charles J. Tobin,
a delegate from this council to the
District of Columbia Chapter, was
elected vice president of that organi-
zation last Friday evening.
DR.. George r. Ellis, grand knight
of Keane Council, presided at the
August meeting of the council Thurs
day evening Charles j. Dean. lee
turer, entertained with refreshments
and songs.
Potomac Council will meet in the
clubhouse tomorrow. Grand Knight
Charles j. Considine will preside. This
will be the only meeting of this coun-
Gil during August.
There will be meeting Friday eve
ming in the clubhouse of the Com
mittee in Charge of Arrangements for
the second K. of C. show boat cruise
City of Washington August 90 at $50
o'clock.
Reports will be received from the
delegates who attended the supreme
convention of the Order of Alhambra,
held in Cincinnati, last week. Joseph
M. McKenna, grand commander of
Alcantara Caravan, will make the re-
port.
The clubhouse will be turned over
to the members of the Commodore
John Barry Division of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians for their meeting
August 26 at 8:15 o'clock.
Members have been invited to at
tend a meeting of the Washington
League of Laymen's Retreats at the
Mayflower Hotel next Thursday eve
ming. Representative Louis Charles
Rabaut of Michigan will be the prin-
cipal speaker. Others on the program
will include former Senator Joseph
Ransdell of Louisiana and Walter D.
Beller, president of the organization.
Spalding Council will meet next
Thursday evening in the club rooms.
Grand Knight Thomas F. Carlin will
preside.