The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-03-31

from the board OF lady managers OF the
Masonic and Eastern star Home. pre-
/ scented by its president. Mrs. Catherine
Loffier. The worthy matrou OF the cnap-
ter, Mrs. Helen E. Barnard. responded
In well-chosen words to the remarks &C
companying these donations. all OF which
were OF handsome workmanship and from
4 the best manufacturers.
In addition to the remarks made by the
grand matron and grand patron pro-
gramme was rendered. Mrs. Florence f.
i marshall sang solo, accompanied
oy Mrs. Nellie Plumley, of Naomi Chap
ter. and responded to an encore, which
she sang In German, accompanied by
Harry G. Kimbaf. Mrs. Anna l. Jar
rell gave a recitation entitled, How the
| lie Rue Stakes Were Lost" and Frank
T. Proctor gave a violin solo.
This, the last Official visit of the grand
matron and grand patron OF the season,
| was largely attended. and in addition to
the grand officers named there were
present Past Grand Matron Julia N.
Streater. Past Grand Matron Hatties r.
Hutchinson. and Grand Lecturer Mary
T.. Teachum. together with a number OF
tiers In the District. Following the ex-
ercises in the Eastern Star chamber the
members and their guests repaired to
the banquet hallstn the basement OF the
| Masonic Temple. where refreshments
were served. A colored quartet furnish
ed several vocal selections while the re-
freshments were served.
At its next meeting. April II, this chap
ter will receive a visit from the matrons
and patrons of 1910 and sister chapters
are cordially invited TO attend.
Kallipolis Grotto. No. Is, Mystic Order
Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
held a most successful business session
last Friday night at Odd Fellows Hall.
In Seventh street, between y and 4
streets northwest, when a class of can
dldates was taken across the River
Styx" by the short and easy way.
Monarch Raymond B. DIckey Is more
than keeping up his good start for the
upbuilding of Kallipolis until 1t stands
at the head Of the ''grottos' in the
United States. He is most fortunate in
having for his advisers Past Monarchs
Edward S. Schmid, ]. W. Collins, and
John II. Shreve. who have each made
an enviable record and are most capable
Of giving much assistance to the present
monarch.
The proclamation sent out by Mon
arch Dlckey through the columns Of
The Red Light" the Official organ OF
Kallipolis. assuring all prophets that
might bring TO the Court OF Mokanna
Friday night would be royalty received
and taken across the "River StyN" by
the easy way, brought out a large class
of candidates, which included W. C. Bin
nix. w. T. Campbell. G. II. Schlueter.
J. X. Heyl. J. ID. Kaufman, W. S. Rob-
bins. E. c. Shafer, and r. r. TOmp-
kins.
One Of the addresses OF the evening
thusiastic member Of Kallipolis, who
praised the progress made by the local
grotto during the past three years.
The report Of the committee on ladies'
night was made and IL showed that
every prophet" expects TO make a spe-
cial effort TO be present on April Is. when
the ladies will be entertained at odd Eel
lows Hall. The programme includes
many interesting features, which will
take place according to the following
schedule: 7:S0 p. m. meeting called to
order; p. m. degree work eXemplifed
in open demonstration: . D. m, dancing:
1879. refreshments. and from II p. m.
to Il midnight. dancing. The committee
on ladies' night is composed Of Castle
man p. Boss. chairman, with the fol-
lowing chairmcn OF various subcommit-
tees: Paul +. Grove. John II. Shreve.
P. w. Nicholson. J. w. Collins. Harry
McKeldin. and 1. S. Goldsmith.
The committee on the trip to the Co.
lumbus convention OF the supreme coun-
ell Of the order. to be held at Columbus.
Ohio. June and s. made an enthusiastic
report. which showed that more than go
members OF Kallipolis will make the trip.
1t is planned TO take a special train with
the prophets from Richmond. Va. The
committee on arrangements for the trip
is composed of Edward S. SChmid chair
man: Castleman p. Boss, vice chairman:
Everett W. Hawkins, secretary: Harry
McKeldin, treasurer; !. S. Goldsmith,