Evening star., 1935-08-25
TX. OF c. SHOWBOAT
SAILS THURSDAY.
John Bernard CoyIe viii Be
"Skipper" in Charge
of Program.

The knlgntS OF columbus SNOW
boat Will leave the Seventh street
wharf on the Wilson Line City Of
Washington next Thursday at $3.50
pm. John Bernard Coyle, will be
the skipper" There will be vaude-
vile entertainers and floor show.
The following organizations have
been invited to take part: Catholic
Daughters Of America, Daughters of
Isabella, Knights Of st. John AND
Ladies' Auxiliary, Catholic Women's
Benevolent Legion, Curly Club, An
cient Order Of Hibernians and Ladies
Auxiliary, Alcantara Caravan, Order
Of the Alhambra, alumni associations
Of Georgetown and Catholic Univer-
stiles, Gonzaga and st. Johns Col.
leges, Sodality Union, Calvert Club
st. Stephens Club. Washington Holy
Name Union and the Brooks Club oi
st. Aloysius Church.
State Deputy George E. Herring
and Past State Deputy Frederick j
Rice were present at the international
convention In New York City last
week.
Announcement has been made by
national headquarters Of the appoint
ment Of the knights of Columbus
fellowships at the Catholic University
of America. Those who have been re-
appointed to these scholarships are:
John J. Brady, New York City: John
e. Bristol, Davenport, Iowa: Nicholas
Chiascione, Hartford. Conn: John j
Conboy, Lawton, Okla: Wilfrid r.
Foster. New Brunswick, Canada;
James w. Garvin, Antigonish, Nova
Scotia: Roman Haremski, Detroit
Mich; Joseph L. Hunter, New York
City; Arthur 3. Kemper, Pittsburgh
Pa: Paul v. Murphy, Davenport
Iowa: Marion O'Shaughnessy. jr., Mi
ami, Fla, and John P. Toner, New
York City.
Among the new students who will
come to the university this Fall are
Joseph Ryan Beiser, Davenport, Iowa
John L. Brown, Clinton, N. Y: Julie
Cardenal. Granada, Nicaragua: Will
liam T. Foley, Antagonist; William
Hannah. Washington. D. c.; William
A. Kosumplik. New York City; John
Leonard, Buffalo, N. Y; Frank Lie
bert, Omaha, Nebr.; Raymond Mccall,
New York City; John M. Mann,
Chestnut Hill, Mass; Demetrius
Panopoulos, Turkey; Patrick D. Per-
rome, Alfred, N. Y, and Wendell Shay
Seattle, Wash. The university will
open for classes on September rs.
Washington Council next Tuesday
evening will hold a fiesta at the Ken
wood Country Club.
John F. Hillyard, faithful navigate,
Of Washington General Assembly
Fourth Degree, announces the follow.
ing standing committees, with theil
chairmen: Sisters of the Good Shep.
herd pound party, James B. Flynn
chairman; patriotic, Lieut. Comdr. C
c. Gilliland, chairman; forum, Harold
F. Jones, chairman: audit, Percy
Seften. chairman; sick and funeral
j. Edgar Maryman, chairman; pa.
irons, Eugene c. Baczenas, chairman
retreat. Rosa r. Downing, chairman
and civic, Patrick J. Haltigan, chair
man.
Past District Field Deputy Waite
I. Plant. chairman Of the Ways ans
Means Committee Of the knights O
Columbus Building Co., has an
nounced the appointment Of jaime.
| A. Sullivan to the Craftsmanship of
Committee on Amateur Boxing. Plan
will be made for weekly amateur box
ing bouts in the gymnasium on Tentl
street, with view to a .city-widt
golden glove tournament In the lat,
Fall. John B. Coyle is chairman O
the Committee on Entertainment.
Judge Michael M. Doyle, chairman
Of the Mobilization of Catholic Mel
for Catholic Action for the District O
Columbia, was elected third vice pres
ident OF the Cosmopolitan Interna
tional at the annual meeting Of tn,
| organization in Milwaukee last week
! Judge Doyle is member of Carol
Council.
At the last meeting of the Commo
dore John Barry Division, Ancien
Order Of Hibernians. plans were out
lined for the annual retreat at Man
resa-on-the-Severn, beginning Octo
Der 4. Invitations have been ex
tended members of the Knights O
/ Columbus.