The Washington herald., 1912-05-05

Grand Lodge officers. and march.
Laughing Love-, Christine. BY the or
chestra.
The COMMITTEES having the arrange
ments IN charge for the visitation vas
composed Of Charles S. shreve. jr., sem
ior warden; Blair McI<enzie. past mas
ter, and Charles D. shackelford, junior
warden.
The officers OF Labanon Lodge are
Thomas S. sergeon. master; Charles s.
Shreve. r.. senior warden. Charles ID.
shackelfordl junior warden; walter w.
Ludlow, secretary. William J. Acker.
treasurer: Daniel W. Beach. 5r-, master
OF ceremonies: Rev. T. + Davis, chap
lain; Matthias B. Yerger, senior dea-
con: Charles z. Alexanoer. junior dea-
con: Charles L. Bast. senior steward:
Edward J. stuil, tiler.
KaIlIpoIis Grotfo, n. Is. Mystic Order
Yelled Prophets Of the Enchanted Realm.
is planning the most novel and unique
ceremonial OF its history for Nay 2. II is
promised that stunts" never before
seen or dreamed OF win be pulled Oh at
this gathering Of the prophets" Of the
realm
The committee having In charge the
arrangements for the trip TO Columbus.
Ohio, for the sessions Of the Supreme
Council OF the order, held most enthu-
siastic meeting last Friday night at the
Masonic Temple Every member OF the
committee was present and each report
ed the great Interest the membership Of
the "grotto'' in general Is taking In the
trip The large number Of members who
have already signined their intention Of
making the trip, assures q special train.
and IL Is hoped that all who are contem-
plating making this enjoyable journey
win communicate with Chairman Boss.
Monarch Dickey. Past Monarch Edward
Schmid, or any member Of the commit
tee, at once. 50 that accommodations can
be secured.
The slogan for the next ceremonial Is
"One Hundred Hapless Victims" and Il
Is reasonably assured that this number
will be secured as the members are
showing greater activity than ever be-
fore in acquaintlng their friends OF the
Blue" with the real meaning Of the
"grotto" and what II has done and is
doing for the uplift Of all.
Last Monday evening quite an agree
able surprise was given Mr.. nd Mrs.
Joseph L. Kefauver. Of Georgetown. who
were recently quietly married at the
residence Of the brides father. Charles
C. Meyers. Mrs. Kefauver, who was
formerly Miss Lillian NJ. Meyers. Is the
popular organist Of William F. Hunt
Chapter, No. 1s, Order Of the Eastern
Star, and the surprise was In the nature
of a miscellaneous shower, participated
in principally by members Of her East
ern Star chapter. Members Of Mrs. Ke-
fauver's family had been quietly let into
the secret and were therefore prepared
to entertain the large number present,
which was accomplished with much sat
isfaction to the Inner man"
Mr. and Mrs. Kefauver will be at home
to their many friends at the residence of
the brides father. with whom they are
residing for the present, at 1855 Wiscon-
sin Avenue Northwest
Some OF the Eastern Star members
present at the shower were Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel G. Bernard. Mrs. Rosie 1.
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest S. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. E Harry L. Meyers. Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Proctor. Miss Proctor.
Mrs. Mary E Vermillion. Mrs. ottilia
B. Estler. Mrs. Georgiana King. and Mrs.
Annie Michaeison. Other guests present
included Charles c. Meyers, Mrs. James
H. Chamberlain. Miss Sophie Meyers. Mr..
and Mrs. d. W. Kefauver. Kendall Mey.
ers, and Master Harry Meyers.
Columbia Comnandry. No. 2. knights
TempIar, held stated conclave last
Friday night in the asylum at the New
Masonic Temple. The Sir Knights were
in full Templsr uniform and attended in
large numbers TO pay tribute 20 the past
commanders OF Columbia Commandery.
The past commanders OF this COM
mandery have been designated as Co
lubia's Eall of Fame" and the object OF
the reception in their honor was to give
them an opportunity to meet and be-
come better acquainted with each OF
the Sir Knights and see that their work
still lives and Is carried on in a highly