Evening star., 1935-10-27
X. OF c. ADDRESSES
TO BEGIN TONIGHT
First of Series to Be Given
in Shrine of Sacred
Heart.

Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, knights of Columbus,
tonight will inaugurate a series of
five public addresses by Rev. Charles
G. Herzog, S. j., of Woodstock, Md,
in the Shrine of the Sacred Heart,
Sixteenth and Park road, at 7:30
o'clock The subject of Father Her
zog'S sermon this evening will be Il
Need God"
John Francis Hillyard, faithful
navigator of the Fourth Degree, an
nounces that the public is invited to
these Sunday evening lectures. Nom
Catholic men and women are eSpe-
cially invited. There will be no cards
OF admission and no reserved seats.
Joseph NJ. McKenna was reelected
grand commander of Alcantara Cara
van, Order of the Alhambra, Friday
evening at the annual meeting of the
order in the Willard Hotel Other
officers elected are: Frank P. Clancy,
vice grand commander; Francis An
thony McCann, grand scribe; John
Q. Allen, scribe of the eXchequer:
Arthur M. McCreight grand chamber
lain; Roy M. Perry, master of the
oasis; Walter 1gnatiuS Plant, historic
grapher; Roger Gallagher, master of
the wardrobe; William A. Mulligan
captain OF the body guard; William
F. Shea, sentinel of the tower; Joseph
johnson, sentinel of the desert; Ted
Moseley, electrologist, and Andrew L.
Oehmann, master of music John o.
Allen Is deputy supreme commander
OF the Order of the Alhambra John
Bernard Coyle has been appointed
vice master of the oasis.
A Halloween costume party and
dance, to be followed by refreshments,
will be held by Washington Council,
knights of Columbus, at the club
mouse, Tuesday night. Plans for the
affair, which is complimentary to
members and prospective members
and their guests. are being made by
Lecturer Alfred a Neff and his COM
mittee.
Officers of the council exemplified
the first degree to class of II can
didates at the meeting Tuesday night.
resolution indorsing the Community
Chest campaign was adopted by the
council and Grand Knight Alfred A.
McGarraghy urged members to give
individual assistance to the drive. The
Right Rev. MSgr. Peter Guilday, past
chaplain Of the council, addressed the
meeting.
The Most Rev. James Hugh Ryan. |
PjShnn- Of
tor OF the Catholic University of Amer
lea, Will be the celebrant of solemn
pontifical benediction this evening at
o'clock in the crypt of the National
Shrine OF the Immaculate Conception. |
The sermon will be delivered by the |
Rev. William F. Culhane of the fac !
ulty OF Mount st. Mary's Seminary,
Emmitsburg, Md. Non-Catholics are
invited to attend as are the ladies |
of members of the knights of Column |
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State and District officers and men, |
berS have been invited to attend a
farewell reception in honor of the |
Most Rev. James Hugh Ryan on
Monday evening, November II, at BIS
o'clock in the main ball room of the
Mayfower Hotel.
Wednesday and Friday evenings of .
this week there will be further prac-
tice OF the knights of Columbus bas-
ket ball team in the gymnasium of |
the Tenth street building.
Roy M. Perry is chairman of the
Halloween bingo party and dance for
the benefit of the Little Sisters of the
Poor, to be held in the knights of
Columbus Club on Thursday evening.
Proceeds from this affair will go to-
ward the annual pound party the
knights of Columbus will sponsor this
year, November "a Daniel j. Nee has
been named chairman of the Ticket
Committee, Eugene Baczenas in charge
OF radio announcements and Francis
Mccain in charge of publicity.
A post-HalloWeen bingo party. un-
der the Craftsmanship of Alfred P.
Nef, will be held in the Knights of
Columbus Club on Saturday evening,
November 2, at $50 o'clock. At 10
O'Clock an informal party will be held
In the newly renovated recreation room
Of the Tenth street club house.
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock '
there will be public reception to the
Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton, coadjutor
bishop of Richmond, at the Lyric
Theater in Baltimore Md Members
of the order have been invited to at {
tend. !
Former Municipal Court Judge .
Michael M. Doyle, past district deputy, +
was principal speaker at the silver ,
anniversary celebration of the Ell Do ;
RADIO Club at banquet at the May :
doWer Hotel Thursday night. 8
Eight Jesuit martyrs, who were t
massacred by Indians at Aqua, Va,
In 1871 because of their Christian
teachings, will be honored this after .
noon at 2:30 with the dedication :
OF a bronze memorial in Brent Gene
terry, at Aqua, Va, near Richmond. =
Members Of the K. of c. have been :
invited to participate
James A. Sullivan, in charge of ,
boxing arrangements at the knights ,
OF Columbus Club, has called spe- I
cial meeting of boxing coaches to- ,
morrow evening in the club house.
Members Of Washington Council,
Knights of Columbus. gathered at !
the funeral parlors of Perry G. Walsh !.
on Monday evening to say prayers
for the repose of the soul of John =
p. Healy, who was buried from st.
Aloysius' Church on Tuesday morning.
State Deputy George E. Herring a
will call a meeting of the knights /
of Columbus Columbus Day Commit I
tee next week to discuss the advisa- (
bility of making it permanent COM
mittee, with view to urging upon
the Congress legislation making Octo-
ber - a legal holiday in the District t