Evening star., 1939-12-17


mittee of the Mr.. Considine.
Knights of Columbus does not re-
ceive any help from the Community
Chest. Each child will be given a
present. The Capital Transit Co.
will provide transportation to and
from the theater.
Washington General Assembly
Fourth Degree, will meet at the
Mayflower Hotel tomorrow at BIS
pm. Joseph M. McKenna, faithful
navigator. will preside.
Faithful Captain Andrew L. Och
mann will have Christmas party
and refreshments will be served.
Robert F. Handley, ST., grand
knight of Washington Council, will
preside Tuesday evening. Russell j.
Rosenbaum, lecturer, will later en-
tertain in Old Heidelburg
The Christmas party for members
of this council will be held Decem-
Der %, when turkeys, gifts and re-
freshments will be presented.
Preceding each meeting, from tbs
to BIS, there is meeting of the
newly organized Washington Coun-
Gil Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine. Members may join at any
time.
State Deputy Col. Thomas j. Car
lin has named Robert F.. Handley,
grand night of Washington Council,
chairman of the State Committee
on Membership. He is being assist
ed by the grand knights of all local
councils and the council Member
ship Committees.
Alfred Paul Neff is chairman of
the New Year Eve party on Deem
ber 81 at 10 o'clock, with dancing at
1890. A buffet supper will be served.
Assisting Mr. Neff are members of
the Saturday Night Casey Club"
Reservations may be made at the
club any day or evening before De-
cember 20. Non-members have been
invited to participate.
Seymour B. Woolls and James Fill
gate were reelected delegates to
the Knights of Columbus Building
Co. from Potomac Council. Robert
L. Sheridan, grand night, presided
at business meeting which pre-
ceded the annual Christmas party
for members. Santa Claus was i'm
personated by Charles j. Dean, Sec
retary. AS the next meeting would
fall on Christmas Day the second
meeting of the month has been can
celed.
The Rev. Thomas F. Carey. men,
Der of the faculty at Catholic Uni
versity, was guest speaker last Sum
day morning at the annual COM
munion breakfast of Potomac Coun-
Gil at the Capitol Park Hotel The
breakfast followed mass in the
chapel of Gonzaga High School,
celebrated by the Rev. Edward A.
Fuller, assistant pastor of st. Aloy-
sius Church and chaplain of the
council.
The Supreme Board of the
Knights of Columbus again voted
to contribute $4,000 toward the cur
rent years expenses of producing
the Catholic Hour, task in the
charge of the National Council of
Catholic Men.
The current speaker in the Cath
olic Hour is the Rev. James NJ Gill
lis, editor of the Catholic World,
who speaks on the general topic
Prophets and Kings-Great Scenes,
Great Lines The program comes
over the facilities of the National
Broadcasting Co. each Sunday eve
ming at o'clock.
Matthew j. OCallaghan, jr.,
grand night of Spalding Council,
will preside at short business ses-
sion Thursday evening, following
which will be ladies' night. There
will be entertainment in charge of
James A. Casper, lecturer, followed
by buffet supper. There will be a
distribution of turkeys, cakes and
some surprise packages.
William G. Mcclure, past grand
knight. has been appointed as gen.
eral chairman for the 41st anniver-
sary of the council. He will call a
meeting of the General Committee
shortly after the Christmas holidays
to plan for this celebration.