Evening star., 1936-07-05
K. Of c. |NSTALLS
SLATE Of OFFICERS
State Deputy Among Those
Inducted at Ceremonies
Wednesday.

Walter IgnatluS Plant, State deputy
of the Knights of Columbus, together
with the officers of Washington,
Keane, Carroll, Spalding and Potomac
Councils was installed into Office at
ceremony in the knights of Colum-
bus Club on Wednesday evening.
James P. McKeon, past grand knight
of Keane Council, was reappointed
deputy for district No. 2, and Francis
A. McCann, past grand knight of Car
roll Council and chairman of the
Knights of Columbus KermeSS, was ap-
pointed deputy for district No. g. Dis
trict Deputy McKeon presided over the
first half of the installation cere-
monies and District Deputy McCann
was in charge of the final ceremonies.
The following were installed:
Washington Council-Julian T
Cromelin, grand knight; Carmine
Garofalo. deputy grand knight; DR..
John G. Bowen, chancellor; DR.. A. D.
Wilkinson, financial secretary; Paul
McGovern, recorder: Richard Field,
warden; Harry E Brooks, treasurer;
Robert F. Handley, lecturer: Cecil
Mears. trustee; Alfred Paul Neff, advo-
cate; John Crown, inside guard, and
John Grambo and Daniel O'Connor,
outside guards.
Keane Council-Dr. George r. Ellis,
grand knight; Frank ]. Rafferty,,
deputy grand knight; James Kehoe,
chancellor; D J. INLAND, financial
secretary; Edwin P. Goodwin, re-
corder; William Mulligan. warden;
Ralph Collins, treasurer; Charles
Dean, lecturer; Richard Lamb, George
Sauer and Michael Casey. trustee;
c. D. Boone, advocate; William Vogeh
son. inside guard, and n. Hennessy,
outside guard.
Carroll Council-Joseph A. O'Con-
nell, grand knight; Raymond F. Mary
man. deputy grand knight; Thomas
J. Myers, chancellor; Harry ]. Kane,
financial secretary; Louis D. Kelly,
recorder; John Albers, warden; Clar-
ence r. German, treasurer; Roydon
]. Dixon. lecturer: John F. Nancy,
trustee; James B. Flynn, advocate: :
L. Rosenberger. inside guard. and
William Phelan, outside guard.
Spaulding Council-Thomas F. Car
lin. grand knight; Frank J. Eanra-
han, deputy grand knight; John Car
mody. chancellor; John M. Tabler,
recorder; Ralph ]. De La Vergne,
warden; F. H. Huneke, treasurer;
Clarence ]. Ouradnik, lecturer; Mat
thew ]. O'Callaghan. Thomas M.
Walsh and Harry Stathan, trustees;
Frank j. Malloy. advocate; w. j.
Kelleher. inside guard; H. N. Whalen
and F. E. Hipp, outside guards.
Potomac Council-Charles J. Con-
sidine. grand knight; Maurice Keane,
deputy grand knight; George King,
chancellor; Francis J. Hamelt, finan.
cial secretary; John j. Slattery,
recorder; Raymond w. Caldwell, ward
en-; A. w. Neale, treasurer; Frank A..
Pearson, lecturer; Thomas F. Gala
han. trustee; P. A. Nelligan, advocate;
Joseph T. Dawson, inside guard;
Michael j. Griffin and John j. Kelly,
outside guards.
The State deputy outlined plans for
the coming year. which included q
Columbus day celebration, q continu-
ance of the knights of Columbus
Radio Guild, a memorial service for
members and proposed inter-council
publication and the formation of q
committee Of civic affairs.
An innovation will be an inaugural
ball to be held at the Indian Spring
Country Club July is, with dancing
from 10 to l O'Clock.
DR.. Stephen Mccarthy, president Of
the Athletic Committee, will hold q
meeting Wednesday evening. Mem
bers of the order desirous of taking
part in the elaborate program pro-
posed for the Summer and early Fall
are invited to attend.
The band will entertain members
Of the Douglas White Council Of the
knights of Columbus at Clarendon,
Va, tomorrow evening, and will par
ticipate in the parade incident to q
carnival starting that evening.
Edward 8. McGrath, leader of the
band, will be in charge of a COM
bined rehearsal on Wednesday evening
in the knights Of Columbus Club.