Evening star., 1912-07-21
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yard dash for ladies' 160 pounds or more
Mrs. John II Lucas. first prize. Mrs. ~
y McCIrath. second prize. Blind target
race for ladies' of Temple Chapter only
Mrs. Sharp. first prize, Mrs French
Smrson second prize. Ciothespin race
Mrs. Adrienne ShreSe, first prize: Mrs.
French Simpson. second prize. Clothes
pin race for men--Nr. Loeff1er, first prize.
Harry 6. Lenz second prize FiftF-ysrd
da sh for men twenty -one wears or over
Arthur Harvey, first prize: Mr.. 1.oeff1er.
second prize. Fifty-ysrd dash for girls
between, twelve and twenty -one wears
Nora Connell, first prize: Grace Hazen.
second prize. Fifty-Sard dash for boys
betuecn twelve and tncnty-ore years
Earl Rlunser. first prize: William Enso',
second prize.
Much credit was given the committee
for the success and pleasure Of the day.
1t consisted of John n. Lucas. chairman:
David Hoover, Wilson Miller Harry u.
LEM. Dr. Oscar H. Coumbe. IL. I.angfel
man OF the prize committee
~I<allipoHs Grotto. No. 15 Of the Yelled
Prophets will have its annual outing
Wednesday. joining for the occasion with
the Washington florists at Chesapeake
Beach The sroto's annual outing day has
become a popular event. Judging from the
number OF persons who have joined with
the grotto in it in previous years, ii is
estimated that about 1000 people will
take the trip this year The member
ship of the srotto numbers nearly 300
sow,~ and most of them will attend the
outing
The program prepared promises lots of
fan. There will be the usual running
races for the young folks. the ever
amusing egg race, three-lcgged races
etc FIRST and second prizes VII be
ava rGed in these events.
4 feature will be the srottos famous
"sufYragette band which will head
parade. Some surprises are promised
those who witness the parade. Mile. Fleur
de krame. with snake charming and
"Sowdan the Strong. in feats of strength.
few of the things promised in the
way OF entertainment, A vocal solo VIII
be rendered, followed by an exhibition of
fancy dancing by pupils of Miss Madolin
Smithson's dancing class
The last meeting OF the committees was
held at Masonic Temple Friday evening,
when final plans were agreed upon. An
other rehearsal of the srotto band, under
the leadership of Prophet "BlI' Evans,
will be held tomorrow night. when Di-
rector General Sam Shreve will notify the
members of the line of march, etc.
Souvenirs are to be given 10 ladies and
children.
Members of the Eastern Star turned out
in force Thursday to attend the eNcur-
sion OF William f. Hunt Chapter. No. l6
10 Colon al Beach The event was in every
way social and financial success. and
Chairman Ernest 5. Brown of the ex-
cursion committee expects large returns
for the chapters first effort along this
line.
Grand Matron Mrs. Fannie Taylor. AS
sociate Grand Matron Hiss Grace Will
kirs. Grand Lecturer Mrs Mary f.
Ieachum and Grand Treasurer Miss Ce
ella Atchison We're in attendance. to-
sether with other prominent members of
the order. The watch donated by a local
1ewelry company was presented to Mrs.
Rauchenste!n of Eiecta Chapter, No :
The Denver Club of Columbia Com
mandery, No. >, is pluming itself with
pride in the fact that its Ladies' Aux
of the cause to which it is devoted
has raised $1,000. This means much
to the ccmmandery, it is said. in con
nection with the Denver encampment.
But the auxiliary is still busy" said
DR.. Frank L. Gibson. it's patron saint.
at the meeting Friday evening. Its
latest enterprise is series Of Monday
evening river excursions throughout
the season. from this time on
At the close of the meeting. at which
both the sir knights and che members
OF the auxiliary We're present. refresh
ments We're served and special en-
tertainment provided for the benefit Of
the latter
Areme Chapter. No TO- O. f, s, Will
give a lawn fete Friday evening at
the residence of Mrs. Walter Metz, IL
Ma assachusattS avenue northeast. In
case of rain the event will be held in
the house All members and friends
OF the chapter are invited to attend.