Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-28
ELABORATE PROGRAM
AT LADIES' NIGHT
Event Under Auspices of Kali
Iip0IiS Gr0tt0 Proves a
Great Success.

Monarch Raymond &. Dickey with sew
eral hundred OF his mighty host that
compose Kallipolis Grotto No. Is, OF the
Mystic Order OF Yelled Prophets OF tina
Enchanted Realm. emerged from behind
their wells OF mystery at Odd Fellows
Hall last evening to entertain their wives.
sisters. mothers and sweethearts AT
what was declared the biggest ladies
night ever given bv the srotto.
For weeks preparations had been going
on TO make the event a Success. and.
judged by the attendance. the character
of the entertainment and the smiling
faces OF the many hundreds who wcre
present, the object was achieved. One or
the features of the beautifully decorated
hall was the numerous birds in brass
cages that piped their songs from ral
lands OF palms and cut flowers. ana
draperies of flags and bunting The
guests were given handsome souvenirs
of the occasion. The entertainment was
OF threefold character.
After his introduction by Cas,lenan p
Boss. chairman of the general committee
Monarch Dickey delivered an address OF
welcome. The entertainment that follow
ed included songs and instrumental
music. with a variety Of other features
Shreve, Fred Hermann. lie Roy De
Neale. Joseph Harmon. William Made
Phil Nachman. Charles Aufenthie. VII
liam Evans. r. Goodhart, Peter Latter
ner. Miss Edith Shreve, Miss Emily
Shreve. Mrs. Clara Naecker. Mrs Salle
Wilson. Mrs. John Shreve. Mrs Charles
Aufenthie. Jesse +. Grant c. Z. Boss and
DIR. 4. NJ. Hasbrouck.
Luncheon Is Served.
During the intermission a buffet
luncheon was served by the refreshment
committee. composed OF Jesse +. Grant.
chairman: f. w. Hawkins. vice chair
man; r. B. Dickey. Edward Schmid. j
w. Collins. w. H. Wunder. q. S. Barn
hart. Frederick Yates. p. X. Pullman.
Mark Stearman. Irving Hall. A G. VIII
Ford, George Schlueter. r.. w. Libbey
Wilbur Fookes. w. q. Glenn. r.. +
Mentzel. John w. Clark, J. IL. Cunning
ham, Robert Joyce, Harry Bedell. Karl
Brodt. Achille Burklin. &. f.. Coberth.
w. II Hyer. q J. De Moll. Thomas
Grant. Charles Dietz. William X Ellis.
George Ii. Emmons w. &. Myers. l. IL.
Sasscer. Charles Menagh, Fred Decker
and II. Z. Sands.
Fourteen dance numbers. each named
for and dedicated to grottos of the Veil
ed Prophets i'm other cities. with SAINTS
Grotto of Richmond in the place OF
honor. furnished the terpsichorean fea
ture of the program.
Playlet Is Given.
An original playlet. designed TO enlight-
en- the woman folks as TO the mys-
teries supposed to be concealed in the
enchanted realm, was given. Ii was pre-
scented by Samuel +. Shreve. Fred Her
mann, lie Roy De Neale Joseph Hartman.
William Wade Phil Nachman Charles
Aufenthie, William Evans and Peer Lat
terner.
The following headed the committees in
charge of the event: General committee
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. Boss,
chairman; w. Harry Mckedin, vice
chairman. Reception-J +. Grant. chair
man; +. w. Hawkins, vice chairman
observation-disclosures +. Shreve. chair
man; Peter La,terner, vice chairman. Re-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Endres, chairman:
Theo Picard, vice chairman. Floor. H.
Shreve, chairman; Stacy l.. Heacock, vice
chairman. Decoration-O. A. C. Oehmler,
chairman; Myer Hanlein, vice chairman.
Souvenir. S Goldsmith, chairman; Rob-
ert Meyer. vice chairman. Emergency
DIR. E. M. Hasbrouck, chairman; DR..
George Losekam, vice chairman.