The Washington herald., 1912-07-21

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MYSTIC aP ORDER ORD SoE,NTrn on v1In5P RE4IM rH4f
July a-KaIlipos Grotto. No. Is. third annnai
outing to chesapeake Beach
July 2-columbia. No. Is; Temple No. u eaiieo
July 1LEkaa. No. :; BethlesNn. No. Z.
July es-Nsani, No. $ called va; Brookland No
July s-wiriam r. Hunt, No K. called OF.
July 8-rakoma. No. u
D. G. GriIlbortzer. president OF the
Florists Club; Raymond B. Dickey,
monarch of Kailipolis Grotto, No. 15.
Mystic Order Of Yelled Prophets Of the
Enchanted Realm, and p. r. Pullman.
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee of the grotto. shown in the accom-
panying cuts, have been working faith
fully for several weeks preparing the
largest and most interesting and enter
tanning programme OF athletic events and
other amusements for the joint excur-
sion of the grotto and the Florists Club
to be given to Chesapeake Beach next
Wednesday.
These oficials have been assisted by
able committees in the preparation of
many extra features in addition to the
regular programme. and 1t is promised
that surprises will be in store for all
who visit Chesapeake Beach next We'd
nesday with the prophets" and florists.
This will be the third grand annual
excursion of Kallipolis Grotto. and Its
annual outing day has become a very
popular event From the number of per-
sons who have gone to the Beach with
the grotto in former years. and from the
advance sale of tickets, 1t has been esti-
mated that more than 5000 persons will
make the trip
In addition to the usual running races
for the young folks, the ever-amusing
egg race. three-legged race. &C., the
grotto's famous suffragette band will be
an attraction worthy of note. This band
will head a parade OF militant suf-
fragettes." Some grand surprises are
in store for those who have the good
fortune to witness the parade. Mile.
Fleur de Krame, who will entertain with
snake charming, will make her first ap-
pearance upon an occasion Of this kind.
The snakes will be real live, wild ones.
too, SO 1t Is declared by the charmer.
"Sowdan the Strong" a man Of huge
proportions, win cause many to marvel
at his feats Of strength.
Vocal solos will be rendered in the
dancing pavilion, followed by an exhibi-
ton of fancy dancing by pupils of Miss
Madolin Smithson's dancing class. This
attraction will be pleasing to all.
The final meeting Of the committees
of the grotto and the Florists Club was
held at Masonic Temple last Friday
the prophets" have the reputation of
springing new and funny stunts without
warning Another rehearsal Of the
grutto ~suffragette" band. under the
leadership of Prophet ''Bill" Evans, will
be held tomorrow night, when Director
General ''Sam" Shreve will notify the
members Of the line of march.
Beautiful souvenirs will be given to the
ladies and children attending the out
ing, and many handsome prizes viii be
given In all the contests. athletic and
others, on the programme.
In addition to the regular trains which
are shown In the advertised schedule,
there will be as many more es may be
necessary to assure comfort to every
person who goes to the Beach with the
grotto next Wednesday.
Charles H. Chandler, State architect Of
Kansas, who has been in the city during
the past week. visited Secretary John