Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-01
DR.. HOGAN TO GIVE
SECOND LECTURE
Next of Series of Five to
Be Heard Tonight at
st. Matthew's.

Very Rev. Aioysius J. Hogan will
deliver the second Of a series of five
lectures under the auspices Of the
fourth degree, Knights of Columbus,
tonight at st. Matthews Church on
the subject, What Is Infallibility?"
DR.. Hogan is dean Of the Graduate
School of Georgetown University. The
public Is invited.
Grand knight Joseph A. OConnell
Of Carroll County will be host to Of.
flcers Of the council tomorrow eve
ming at his home on Jefferson street.
Meeting with the officers will be
members of the Thirty-eighth An
niversary Committee, of which Joseph
B. Mccain is general chairman and
Roydon Dixon, lecturer Of the council,
vice chairman.
A meeting Of the council will be
Tuesday evening In the club house.
Plans for the anniversary celebration
November 10 will be outlined.
John o. Allen was elected grand
commander of Alcantara Caravan,
Order Of Alhambra, last Saturday at
the Willard Hotel. He succeeds
Joseph M. McKenna.
Other officers are: John J. Carmody,
vice grand commander; Francis A.
Mccain, grand scribe; John Powers,
scribe Of the exchequer: Alfred Paul
Nef, grand chamberlain; John Bern
ard Coyle, master Of the oasis; Arthur
Colbert, historiographer; Ted Nose
ley, master OF the wardrobe; GAIL
Pigott, captain of the bodyguard;
Charles Tobin, sentinel of the tower.
and Joseph johnson. sentinel OF the
desert.
The Knights of Columbus Band is
scheduled to visit the Little Sisters of
the Poor November %, when the
fourth degree. knights Of Columbus,
will hold their annual pound party.
Alfred Paul Neff is general chair
man of the committee in charge of
the bingo social next Saturday eve
ming in the club at 8:15 o'clock.
Right Rev. Msgr. Peter Guilday,
professor of church history at the
Catholic University of America, de-
livered travel talk before Washing.
ington Council last Tuesday evening.
The next meeting of Washington
Council will be held November 10 at
8:l5 o'clock.
Thomas F. Carlin. grand knight Of
Spalding Council, will preside at a
meeting Thursday evening in the club.
Very Rev. Felix Kirsch Of the
Capuchin College of st. Francis at
the Catholic University of America
addressed Keane Council last Thurs
day evening on The Challenge of
Communism to the Knights of CO.
lumbus." Out of this lecture will be
the formation of a study club in this
council. Dr.. George r. Ellis. grand
knight, presided.
The next meeting will be November
IL at BIS o'clock.
In connection with the "five-point
program of progress" Charles j. Con.
sidine. grand knight of Potomac Coun.
Gil, has appointed the following com.
mittee chairmen: Catholic activity,
Rev. Edward Fuller; council pro-
grams. James Filgate; insurance, DR..
Francis j. Hemelt; publicity. Charles
j. Considine; membership. Lawrence
j. Schiller, and lecturer. Frank A.
Pearson. The next meeting of the
council will be held November 8.
Frank J. Rafferty,, faithful navi-
gator of Washington General AS
sembly, Fourth Degree. announced on
November Is at the Msyflower Hotel
the annual Thanksgiving party will
be held. Acting Capt of the Assembly
Francis A. Mccain will be in charge
of arrangements.