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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-17

wrote his review, and then reached into the
drawer for the slip of paper he had left there.
To the managing editor, along with the review,
went the paper - Tommy's resignation.
II knew that if l ever entered theater l
was gone"
Back on the small-t town Jersey circuit
where Tommy had played his skit) there
were no acting jobs. He begged one as press
agent. $l2 week - IF you'll let me play bit
parts. They let him, five and six walk -ons to
each play. After a year of this the Mitchell
ambition said, Broadway"
Jobs? A laugh! There just weren't any.
Mitchell heard that the senior class of the
Sargent School of Acting planned play -
TO get them all Broadway jobs - and had
decided to hire professional coach. The boy
who had once lectured two hours and half
on art ran the bluff of his life. He got that
coaching job! The play succeeded; several of
its cast made Broadway - at once.
Not Tommy. The successful bluff didn't
make him believe his own sales talk He
sought, and gained. bottom of the company
job with the Charles Coburn players: two
years on tour; fifty five Shakespearean roles.
Big Little Accident
EAFTER the Coburn training it was work,
work, work, leading to the year when Mitchell
wrote directed and played the lead in the
smash hit Little Accident Then, with Floyd
Dell, he wrote Cloudy With Showers. Holly
wood called him. In four film colony years,
ree-lancing. he hasn't been off the pay roll
one day! Every part is fresh and shining to this
actor; when John Ford and Walter Wanger
chose him to co-star with John Wayne in
Eugene O'Neill's The Long Voyage Home,
you d have thought the bright eyed Irishman
was a schoolboy with a good report. With
equal enthusiasm he tackled a totally diff
ferent role in Angels Over Broadway.
A man of prodigious energy, Mitchell finds
time to work at writing play - about the
people grew up among in Elizabeth"
Home is books and paintings. In the
paneled living room on Sunday afternoon
will be found such ex- Broadwayites as Charles
Coburn and Walter Hampden. It's lively
living room. Dad his daughter explains
with smile, loves to talk even when he IS
not on the job"
''Of course dc" Tommy adds. ANY Irish
man likes his profession. Take New York
cop, for instance: he doesn't join the Force
the Force joins him! He thinks he invented it
- and that's the way feel about acting"
The End
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Light Hearted Gayety
Mixed with Romance

With the frothy light hearted
gayety of romance in Paris; with
the poignance of love on the Drink
Of disaster, stirring new photo
play brings Claudette Colbert and
Ray Midland to the Kootenai Thea
tire Tuesday and Wednesday.
Arise, My Love" is the story of
fighters. Claudette Colbert, as an
audacious newspaper woman. nights
the despots of Europe with words
Ray Milland, flying fool, speaks
above the clouds with roaring ma
chine guns.
They meet in Spain where she
saves his life. He pursues her deliri-
ously to Paris, where in one out
rageously gay scene Claudette locks
her shoes in the safe to keep her
heart from straying. But it is in
evitable that they lose their hearts
to each other. They want to run
to the safety of America. They al
most do, but submarine intervenes
and they are thrown back on the
shores of Europe in the middle of
the battle of France.
Their story goes on to the bitter
end at the Forest of Compiegne, and.
here the lovers meet again and re-
solve to come back to America But
now it is with chins held high and
hearts singing, because they are
ready to tell their land what the
great fight is about.
With the two leading roles splen-
didly portrayed by Miss Colbert
and Milland, there is no lack of fine
supporting characters. Outstanding
are the portrayal of a harrassed
press editor by Walter Abel, and the
brief but unforgettable role played
by Esther Dale. This column rec
ommends an evening with Arise,
My Love" as the perfect tonic for
your doubts and fears. See it. You'll
love it!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-19

Sunday Schol 100 Ga. m. The an
nual Christmas program will be held
at the Sunday School hour. There
will be no service Sunday evening.
Morning worship ll.00 a. m.
Theme: Good News"
Young Peoples meeting 500 p. m.
The congregation is invited to
join with the Junior and Adult
choirs in carol singing, on Monday
evening, Dec. %.
Welcome to our fellowship
ALBERT M. HART,
Minister
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The Full GospeI Assembly.

Sunday school 10 a. N. Glasses
for all ages.
Sunday morning worship Il
o'clock.
Christ Ambassadors service 6.30
p. m.
Tuesday evening prayer at the
parsonage 300 p. m.
Wednesday night Bible study in
the home of Mrs. Nelson 7:45.
Thursday evening Bible study in
the home of R. Albert, Troy, 7:45
We wish to announce that our
Christmas program will be held
Sunday evening, the 22nd; starting
time 7:30 o'clock.
A cordial welcome to all.
REV. F. A. DALTON,
Pastor.
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The Methodist Church.

Church school TO a. m.
Worship service of Christmas
message and music ii a. m
Vesper service p. m. Candle
light setting, special music, and
reading of 1.-THE Story of the Other
Wise Man"
Church school Christmas program
Monday evening, 23rd, at 7:30.
TROY: Church school Christmas
program Sunday morning 10 o'clock.
Candlelight service p. m. Read
ing of 1.-THE Story of the Other
WiseMan.' Special Christmas
music.
You are welcome.
E. ROY FORT. Pastor
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First Lutheran Church.

Bible study and prayer this ev-
ening at TOO
Confirmation class meets al 400
Friday.
Sunday school at Gas.
English services at HOO.
Sunday school Christmas program
at 7.30 Sunday evening
Girls L. d. r. Christmas. party
at the Parsonage Monday evening
at TOO.
NORMAN BENSON,
Student Pastor.
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st. Johns Lutheran Church.
lt1yha Eriandlx Th1rrckr'I

1iIS iICliuIy @IIUlN1I
Sunday, Dec 22nd.
Regular morning worship, begin
ming at IL a. m.
Sunday school GAS d. m.
Tuesday evening, Dec. oath, 7 p
m. the customary Christmas pro-
gram will be given by the Sunday
school children, assisted by the
young people Of the congregation.
Wednesday morning, Dec. 25th,
IL a. m. Special Christmas Day
service.
If you have no church affiliations
you are invited TO worship with us!
Fl. L. PFOTENHAUER,
Pastor.
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Christian Science Church.

The subject for the Lesson-Ser-
mon Sunday, December %, rs the
Universe, Including Man, Evolved
by Atomic Force?"
Wednesday evening meeting at
800 o'clock.
Sunday school GAS a. N.
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Church of God.

Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching service IL a. m.
No young peoples meeting on
Sunday, Dec q. Christmas program
will start at 7:45 p. m. on date
mentioned above.
REV. B. H. APPLICABLE,
Pastor.
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st. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 a.
m. Baptism after 1000 a. m. Mass
Sunday School after 1000 O'clock
Mass. ~
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7:30.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
Sons ond Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met, with the
councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth Deakins,
presiding. Arrangements were com.
pleted for the sending Of Christmas
baskets to needy families. A report
on the State affairs was given by
Mrs. Hannah E. Stakeholder and
nomination of officers was held. To-
morrow night at 935 G place NV.
the council will hold election of on
GERS and Christmas party. There
will be distribution of baskets to de-
serving families. Mrs. Deakins wiz
preside.
True Blue Council met with Lillian
Reynolds presiding. National In
side Guard Madge Mills, Associate
State Vice Councillor Harvey Payne,
State Council Recording Secretary
Mamie Howell, Assistant State Coun-
Gil Secretary Irma Ogden, State
Council Treasurer E. Viola Thomp-
son and Deputies Harriet Fairall.
Alice Payne, Florence Lazarus and
Florence Walton spoke A Christmas
party was held. A reading was
given by Marie Anthony, Christmas
carols were sung, accompanied at
the piano by Ethel windsor. Santa
Claus distributed gifts.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
New Year Eve Party
Is Planned by EIks

Washington Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
is making plans for its annual New
Year Eve party for Elks and their
ladies. Norman Schroth, chairman,
announced reservations must be Sc
cured on or before December 81,
and that they will be issued only
to members Of the lodge until the
limit of 300 reservations is reached.
Other Christmas shows listed are:
Today, Alexandria needy children s
party; Washington Sangerbund
orphans party, December 25; Ma
tional Training School for Boys,
December %; knights of Columbus,
children's Christmas party, Decem-
ber 80,
Radio Station WINK has extended
an offer to cooperate with the Elks'
Traffic Safety Committee and will
use daily spot announcements as
furnished by the committee. All
five local stations are now helping
promote the traffic safety program.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
lob S Daughters

Bethel No. will have installation
of officers December o. Dancing
will follow in the Anacostia Masonic
Temple
The officers are: Honored queen.
Gladys Reed; senior princess, Cath
crime Wilkie; junior princess, Mar
garet Kerby; guide. Mary Davidson:
marshal, Betty Van Sise; first mes
senger, Thelma Wall; second mes.
senger, Betty Jane Nair; third mes.
senger, June Burroughs; fourth
messenger, Ruth Winnie; fifth mes.
senger. Marguerite Carlson; record
er, Audrey Grigsby; treasurer. De
Lena Ruby; librarian, Marlys Haas;
chaplain, Janet Jenkins; musician.
Patty Benzick; inner guard, Doro-
thy James; outer guard, Helen
Hartley; junior custodian. Frances
Tew, and senior custodian, Elsie
Porr.
The following officers of Bethel
No. will be installed December 26
at 8 pm: Honored queen, Lorraine
Fox; senior princess, Gloria Cald-
well; Junior princess, Charlotte
Sanders; guide. May Babcock; mar
shall, Ruth Lewis; chaplain, Martha
Jane Mccoy; treasurer. Virginia
Mcdowell; recorder. Emily Mar
tinsky; musician, Charlotte Fry:
librarian, Louise jacobson; first
messenger, Beverly Batchelder; sec
ond messenger, Virginia Plowman;
third messenger, Mildred Wiker:
fourth messenger. Marilyn Collier;
fifth messenger, Betty Root; senior
custodian. Margaret Cohman; jun
ior custodian, Peggy Bonar; inner
guard, Dortha Grim; outer guard,
Martha Dalton.
Shirley Patterson, retiring hon.
ored queen, will act as installing
officer. She will be assisted by Eve
lyn~ Sebastian, installing guide;
Lucille Hedges, installing marshal:
Carolyn Hotis. installing chaplain:
Dorothy Ferguson, installing re-
corder; Doris Speake and Gertrude
Stanton, installing musicians; Verna
Kraft and Edith Krafe, installing
cuStodians.
There will be dancing and refresh-
ments. All members and friends
are invited.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
PIT. A.
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dred and thirty new members were
reported.
Mrs. George Mason, president, is
in charge of the sale of tuberculosis
Christmas seals at the bank and post
office in Anacostia.
Gage.
On December 20 the association
gave a Christmas party to the $50
boys and girls. The Mothers Club,
teachers and principal co-operated
in making the plans. Santa Claus
distributed toys, candy and fruit.
Miss Frances Carrolrs class of boys
reconditioned toys which were
brought to the school by the pupils
for less fortunate children. These
were displayed under the Christmas
tree. Twenty-eight boxes of fruit
and candy were given to disabled
soldiers in the various hospitals and
eight baskets were distributed to
needy families in the community.
A Christmas pageant was given by
the children on Thursday afternoon.
Woodbridge.
Mrs. A. B. Genung, president,
aided by room representatives, has
been stressing the advantages of
parent participation in association
and school activities.
Contributions from the associa-
ton were made to the Receiving
Home, the Red Cross and the tuber-
culosis campaign for the needy.
Many parents attended the pag-
cant presented by the children and
directed and staged by Miss Agnes
Marceron and Mrs. Eleanor Prince.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
l.0.0.F. Grand Lodge
Plans New Year
Festival Jan. 4
Briehtwood Members Hold
YuIe Porty; Other
Programs Listed

The Grand Lodge, Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, will sponsor
a New Year festival January in
the I. o. o. F. Temple. There will
be dancing, a floor show, special
chorus, music and midnight din
ner. Past Grand Master Arlington
S. Custer assisted by Past Grand
Jack Bowen will be in charge.
Brightwood Subordinate Lodge
and the Rebekahs of Brightwood
Lodge held Christmas party at the
I. o. o. F. home last night. Dona-
tions and gifts were presented to the
residents of the home.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day at 8 pm; election of officers
will be held.
Grand Master Ashlan F. Harlan
has assigned installing officers for
subordia6e lodges as follows:
Walter D. Scott, Columbia Lodge,
January 2; Fay F. Hunter, Salem,
January Q; Irving G. Wescott, Amity,
January 2; Bernard c. Tauber-
schmid, Metropolis, January 8; JOS
eph A. Kurz. Langdon, January 8;
Percy C.. Elicit. Phoenjy .JanlIarv q.
David A. Simon, Brightwood, jan
uary 3; Alexander L. Solomon, Ex-
celsior, January 7; Lewis w. Ben
nette, Golden Rule. January Z; Will
lard w. Jones, Mount Pleasant,
January 7; Harry E. Fake, Harmony,
January 8; Harry Shenk. Covenant,
January 8; Lillard C. Blevins,
Friendship, January 8; Clark w.
Teates, Central, January 10; John
w. Gulledge, Federal City, jan
uary 10; James M. Tannehill, Bea-
con, January 13; National Capital
Junior, January 13, and George E.
Pfrimmer, Eastern, January IS.
Golden Rule Lodge elected the fol-
lowing officers: Hiram Hodges, no.
BILE grand; Paul Hodges, vice grand;
A. S. Custer, recording secretary;
w. B. Berlin, treasurer. Grand
Lodge representatives elected were:
T. n. Bailey. w. B. Berlin, A. S. Gus
ter and G. E. Pfrimmer.
The MithraS Sanctorum met last
Tuesday night with Clayton A.
Bean, grand monarch. presiding. A
ceremonial is being planned for the
January meeting.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge elected the
following officers: Mrs. Clara Searcy,
noble grand; Eloisia Bass, vice
grand; Miss Emma T. Strobe, re-
cording secretary, and Ella Curl.
treasurer.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
New Officers Named
Masonic Lodges
In Washington
L. Gordon Leech Heads
Harmony; 6. /. Russell
Leeds Federal

Harmony Masonic Lodge has
elected l.. Gordon Leecll as master.
He is secretary of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club and director of
the drive to raise 100000 for that
organization.
Other officers elected were: Senior
warden, Douglas B. Horne; junior
warden, DR.. Philip A. E. Stebbing;
secretary, Johnston r. Zimmerman;
treasurer, George M. Evans; as
sistant treasurer, Guy F. Allen;
senior deacon, Bruce r. Allen;
Junior deacon, Harvey G. Stailey;
senior steward, Walter w. Miller:
Evening star., 1940-12-22

tors, Masonic and o. E. S. Home,
for one year. reelected; Miss Carrie
I. Isham, trustee for three years,
reelected.
The new officers will be installed
at a special meeting to be held at
their usual meeting place on Satur-
day evening.
The Cleaners held their annual
dinner at the Lotus. Miss Rhoda
Middour, president, welcomed the
guests of honor, who included: Mrs.
Lorraine D. Proudley, matron of
Naomi Chapter; Walter B. Lawrence.
patron; Mrs. Helen D. Robbins, past
grand matron, and Harry j.
Schmidt, past grand patron.
Ruth Chapter installed officers,
with Mrs. Mary E. Teachum as in
stalling officer: Mrs. Alice S. Eek
,of, matron; Clyde H. Filley, patron:
Mrs. Edrena Magee, associate ma
tron: w. Earl Plantz, associate pa
tron; Mrs. Katherine S. Eppley,
secretary; Mrs. Ella Med. Reed,
treasurer; Mrs. Jeanette B. Kidd,
conductress; Mrs Elsie T. Reynolds,
associate conductress; Mrs. Eva S.
Davis, chaplain; Mrs. Hilda L.
Grimm, marshal; Mrs. Lois C. Hall,
organist; Miss Margaret A. Mielke,
Adah; Mrs. Ellen B. Slane, Ruth;
Miss Iona Browne, Esther; Mrs. Icie
M. Keadle, Martha; Mrs. Alice G..
Rhodes, Electa; Mrs. Evelyne NJ.
Turner, warder, and Henry c. Pollen,
sentinel.
The president of the Choral Unit
of the Eastern Star announces the
rehearsal for December % has been
called of. The next rehearsal will
be held at the Eastern Star Temple
on December 80.
Associate Grand Matron Mildred
Hicks, assisted by Louise Kreglow,
past grand matron, as grand mar
shall, and Blanche Peiser, past ma
tron, as grand chaplain, installed
officers of Bethany Chapter on De-
cember 90
The 1910 Association of Matrons
and Patrons held Christmas party
followed by election of officers on
December IA at the Kenesaw. The
officers are: President, Esther Haw-
kins of Trinity Chapter; vice presi-
dent, Edward O. Turner of Ruth
Chapter; secretary, Lorraine Proud
iley of Naomi Chapter; treasurer,
Raymond Fowler, reelected, of La
fayette Chapter.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
Knights of Pythios
Officers elected are:

%A1RNI.o tAtSGSO oSC'
Franklin Lodge-W. w. Byron,
chancellor commander; William H.
Harrington, vice chancellor; c. c.
Dunn, prelate; Roy Walsh, master at
arms; E. H. Bashore, keeper of
records and seal; Lewis Theon,
master of finance; Constantine G..
Collins, master of exchequer; Peter
Beck, inner guard; John Carapanos,
outer guard: Henry Rettslatt, master
of work, w. w. Byron, R. Esposito,
j. Carapanos, trustees; DR.. J. Bur-
trum Crabill, E. H. Bashore, l..
Theon, H. Harrington, c. Collins,
Grand Lodge representatives.
Webster Lodge-James S. Else
man, chancellor commander; Will
liam K. Bennett, vice chancellor;
Charles w. Snyder, prelate; Charles
F. Miller, master of work; George A.
Baum, keeper of records and seal;
w. c. Gannaway, master of finance;
Marshall Briscoe, master of eXche-
quer; C. Russell Sholl, master of
arms: Carl P. Sanderhoff, inner
guard; William T. Baum, outer
guard; Arthur Smith, S. M. Banks,
Max Pines, trustees; Charles F..
Miller, A. C. Smith, w. T. Baum,
James G. Yaden, NJ E. Briscoe,
representatives to Grand Lodge.
Columbia Lodge-M. Fagnami,
chancellor commander; C. DeCarlo,
vice chancellor; N Girardi, prelate;
F. De Carlo, master at arms; c. Ceri-
mele, keeper of records and seal: j.
Frabizio, master of finance; P. A.
Frabizio, master of eXchequer: r.
Bucca, inner guard; F. Frazzano,
outer guard; j. Montella, master of
work; J. Montella, trustee, three
years.
Hermione Lodge-Gerald Cram
mer, chancellor commander; Henry
Gauthier, vice chancellor; Bruce
McGhee. prelate and trustee; Yer
non Reid, master of work. Fred S.
Paxton, keeper of records and seal;
Harry Rely, master of finance;
Charles Wagner, master of eX-
chequer; Ashburn Finch, master at
arms; Roy w. Roark, inner guard;
A. c. Charnow, outer guard
Pythian Sisters.
Rathbone Temple elected the fol-
lowing officers: Sue Newcomb, past
chief; Rose Bean, most excellent
chief; Olga Baum, excellent senior;
Pauline Poole. excellent Junior; Mir
lam Flemming, manager; Agnes
Topisovsky, mistress of records and
correspondence; Katherine Baum,
mistress of finance; Eileen Bruno,
protector; Frances Dorsey, guard.
The representatives elected to the
Grand Temple session, to meet next
October in Norfolk, Va, are Kath-
crime Baum, Nellie Sheetz, Daisy
Wightman and Ethel Fraser. At its
meeting, January 10, the officers
will be installed.
Evening star., 1940-12-22

Junior steward, Harry Rod; tiler,
Norman r. Grant; master Of cere-
monies, E. r. Ballinger; chaplain,
the Rev. Clyde Brown; assistant
chaplain, F. P. Phelps.
Federal Lodge elected officers as
follows: George L. Russell, master;
R. Clifton Stello. senior warden:
Roy L. James, junior warden; Past
Master Writ B. Furr, secretary; Past
Master Harmon K. Warner, treas
urer; Floyd A. Truscott, senior
deacon Franklin D. Sauf1ey, junior
deacon; Jules Halluin, senior stew
ard; Edgar N. Peterson, junior
steward; Past Master John r. Van
Arnum, trustee; Past Master Arthur
F. Middleton, jr, marshal; Walter
F. Hewett, tiler.
The meeting of December "a was
called off, next meeting January IA.
Dawson Lodge installed newly
elected officers as follows: Isadore
GlukenhouS, master; George I.
Burneston, senior warden; Walter
A. Jackson, Junior warden; Past
Master John A. Colburn, thirty-third
term, secretary; Edward E. Swan,
eleventh term, treasurer; Past Mas
ter Arthur B. Hansen, master of GER
emonies; Past Master Herbert w.
Smith, chaplain; Clifford P. Jones.
senior deacon; Harold E. Mott, Junior
deacon, and Charles l.. Taylor, If
teenth term, trustee.
Master Glukenhous made the fol-
lowing appointments: Philip c. Ten
nant, jr, senior steward; Past Mas
ter William F. Lannan, tiler, and
Past Master John L. Apple. organist.
Past Master Davis S. Dawson was
the installing officer.
Evening star., 1940-12-22

officers of Takoma Chapter will
be installed December q with Past
Matrun Jean Park as installing ma
tron: Past Matron Elsie Mattern, in
sailing marshal, and Past Matron
Ruth Buckner, installing chaplain.
The officers are: Ollie H. Carr, ma
tron: Gerald E. Meyers, patron;
Martha Bernhardt, associate ma
tron; John Du Bey, associate pa
tron; Inez Burrows, secretary; ze-
leima r. Kuebler, treasurer: Stella
Blose, conductress; Mae e. johnson,
associate conductress; Isabelle Bren-
Evening star., 1940-12-22
Virainiu Firm Gives Bonus

WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 81 (Spe-
ciaD approximately SIS employees
OF the Virginia Woolen Co. received
q Christmas gift today In the form
OF two weeks pay. A 4 per cent
dividend also was voted to stock
holders.
Evening star., 1940-12-22

Eugene c. Baczenas, general chair
man of the exemplification of the
Fourth Degree, announced that the
degree will be held at the May
flower Hotel on February 16 at 2
pm.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
DR.. Gabriel Pausback
Is Named Chaplain Of
K. {. Carroll Council
Group Meets Junuury,7;
Harry Kirk Will Be
Guest Speaker

The Rev. Gabriel N. Pausback,
assistant superior general of the
Order of Carmelites. has been
named chaplain of Carroll Council,
knights of Columbus, to succeed
the Rev Joseph E. Gedra, recently
resigned. DR.. Pausback, whose resi-
dence is in Rome, Italy, is visiting
this country in the interest of Car
melite Houses of Studies.
The council will meet January Z
at the club. The guest speaker
will be Harry Kirk, president of the
National Conference of Evidence
Guilds.
Washington Council held its an
nual Christmas tree for members
Friday evening. The speaker was
the Rev. James Reilly, director OF
the National Shrine of the Immacu-
late Conception at the Catholic
University.
On Tuesday at tbs pm. there
will be a meeting of the newly or
ganized Discussion Club in the
clubhouse. Members of the order
interested in general discussion on
popular questions of the day are
invited.
Keane Council met at the club
house last Thursday evening, with
James Kehoe, grand knight, pre-
siding. A Christmas party for men,
bers was held
On January % this council will
sponsor a series of boxing bouts,
under the direction of State Warden
William Mulligan and Lecturer AL
Lu Erie.
The Rev William Walsh, U. S. A,
chaplain at Walter Reed General
Hospital, has been named faithful
friar of Washington General As
sembly. Fourth Degree. He sue
ceeds the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra,
who resigned. Father Walsh was
presented to the members by Faith
full Navigator Andrew L. Oehmann.
The newly organized Columbia
squires has received the approval
of the Supreme Council and has
been granted its charter.
Jerome Murray. general chair
man, announced that the names of
charter members will be inscribed
on the charter at the next meeting.
On Friday, January II, Public
Printer A. E. Giegengack will de-
liver an address. The meeting in
the club will be open to the entire
membership.
Carroll Council held its annual
Christmas ladies' night on Tuesday
evening, with Grand Knight James
Fox presiding A buffet supper was
served and there was dancing
Alfred Paul Neff, president of the
knights of Columbus Building Co.,
is general chairman of the annual
New Year eve supper and dance
to be held in the club. Theodore
F. Moseley is in charge Of reserva-
tions and has an Office at 9l8 Tenth
street NV, where reservations may
be made up to and including De-
cember 30.
Eugene c. Baczenas, general chair
man of the exempliflcation of the
Fourth Degree, announced that the
degree will be held at the May
flower Hotel on February 16 at 2
nm