The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-15
NEW YORK PLAYS
LEE PARK REbG
VISITORS, yICToRs OVER REAn1l
TEAM. WORTHY RIVALS or
HOME CLUB.
SANS GROITO PLAIN
THE CAULDRON,r OFFICIAL PuBL1
CATION SETTLES WITH Pros
GRkW PREPARED FOR
LADIES' NIGHT.
SAINTS CROlTO PLAN

f. Announcement is mad~ that fl1G
games scheduled for New York. be-
tween the Richmond Rebels and th1z
New York United States league te0fl
nave been transferred to RichmouA&
This IL sure indication that tl4&$
New York management have litftQ3
faith IN ffTe people OF The bronx su0s8
porting the New York team The
Washington games were transferre1
here because the Washington fa1
viii not attend the United StatN9aS
league games as long as the Amerss
lean league team is playing first did
vision ball in that city. When fls<
American league team goes on ti1&;
road the United STAKES Ieagurers maSx
.ge able To draw paying crowd. hui
whiie the o. It'll team Is In Wa8rts&
ington Manager Brownies mon hsv1
no drawing powers whatever Shou12
| the American leaguers strike a losilt1
streak the Disguised fans may turn
10 the United States league. provid36
that club Is winning. but the chanc25
for big gates at Washington are r1S
mote, unless Sunday ball Is intro
dUced and supported aaz
In New York the situation seeM
i hopeless. IL the Bronx team cannes
draw with the Giants on the road g.
''''' III soifi'S ut dIdW WIKI
Giants at home. The Giants are III
the road now, but the United STATE
leagurers are content ia have the49
games switched 10 Richmond. ThI1
shows lack OF confidence on the paf&
OF Billy Jordan, who holds the fraHA
chise. He evidently sees he has 1a3
| losing proposition.
The United States league appearN
to be a dead horse In New York;
However, ii is a winner in Richmondx&
The New York team lines an
against the Rebels In Lee park to-
day Although the New yorker1S
! have only won one game they hav4
| taken that game from the ReadinNS
leaders. Jordan has strengtheneJ
his team since the season opened andH
the Bronx boys are capable OF xiv.s
| ing the best battle
Samis Grotto Is going to have A4
ladies night week from tomorr0Ns$
and the affair promises to be of thcs
/ events of the season. In order f0#
| give the affair special publicity. EM
4 traige Pelouze, monarch of the Grot~
! Ia. and Carl ]. Rostrnp, CHIEF Jus
/ tice. have issued special ed,..anA
/ of The Grotto Cauidron,' the of
| fetal gazette OF the order. giving afta
| the interesting details Monarch Pee
/ louze is editor of the publication and
| Chief Justice Rostrup furnishes the
| Illustrations which are thrilling. tn!
say the least.
Ladies' night will begin with a par
at the Empire thcater at 7:5e.%A
''shrarp,' followed also by a recepti0S18
ar the Masonic Temple at o'cl0cks
also sharp, The Program stAtel
/ that music and banquet start AfM
| $50 and that Home Sweet Hom48
rhe OFFICIAL taps" Of the order, WIN
be sounded Mt 1890. However,
sharp Ii NOT added nor emphasizes
on this portion of the program alssls
! II may be that this portion Of the ealzss33
eertainment may be prolonged. -75
The officers Of the grotto for It'll
are: +. Craige Pelouze. monarchs
Carl j. Rostrup, chief Justice: a: @
| Boschen, master of ceremonies: III. W43
starke, treasurer; ". n whtkinQ
i secretary; tyeiled), venerable uf0S8
phet: j. T. Palmatory, sarpedon; Gs#
l.. Todd. Jr grand marshal: n. H&
schmidt. captain of guard. Charl<M8
Tfllyer. grand chamberlain: Wilitan5
I.awton. Jr.. orator, George r. Nor
ers. cerebus; Luther w. Tiilsr. chaos
lC. Il, Fitzwilson, charon: char11
Miller. rhadamanthus. w b. JesSS
nings, electrician: J. w. EngIehoSlk
w. w. Harvey, bodyguard Of Mokalfs
ma. Louis Meyers. chief Of impa; 4 n
/ s. Burlington. A. p. Smith, r.
Stubbs. Howard Sutton, F. c. Jono1
imps f. NJ, Hall, sentinel: A. Nck
Parker wanderer. Joseph kesntC
/ pianist. e " NJ, f.ynflasn, pnupsf&S5S
| man. Il. 81. Ham, J. Thompson Brow
W s. Mccoy. trustees: Walter C. HE
| floor manager; H. s. Hutxler, as1g6&
ant floor manager; f. Raleigh rhll2
/ lips. assistant floor manager: FrnM1
7. Sutton. Jr,. past monarch.
/ Ii will be seen that their titles o.
most fitting. Monarch PaloH1e
/ celebrated as a publicist. and Ia t
special edition OF the .Cauldrnn.
sets forth the purpose of ladies' ntGSEf
/ in characteristic style. He says.
! 1t Is the desire Of Saalis <sE6tfisS
| TO set apart this night for the sntok%
| tainment of the ladies. We HAYS
some extent been selfish in the QxS
joyment OF the pleasures of our mNaf@3
ings, and to have our wives. moth4NMR&
daughters and lad friends to part3Gt3
pate In the enjoyment of this eye1t
ing's program. and to give to them NE
some slight degree, without unfoldln
the mysteries of our order. an tde6 Z z
just what fun We have. and thor4&
! engage the aid of our ladies In A00ME
| ing our order. This Is an opportu1t4
for us TO gather together and enH41
tain the girls we leave behind N&s
TT will be necessary that you
] your part as an individual Qr0Ht1
] TO make SAINTS GrofIo and stA -EaS36
NEE tings Il success, and I will ask
your prompt attention and aetfoa
/ helping us to succeed. We have
| had as many candidates the Liant 81
! meetings. as We would have like6A
/ have. had and | know there II
plenty Of them that are waiting ~
! brought In. Let us get busy an4N
each prophet do a little work for
grotttss
| But the erowning 81 ~ AZ
| "Cauldron. or the chief inGfo4a
to be less poetical and more IN
CAL in the poem. To Prophetas
! last Verse III gem Of er4AG
worthy of ". ). Gilbert himself
is given herewith. sS
"Hurrah for the Grotto, s
Let everyone boost:
And II you can't. you rot tosx
Or CORE down on tbs SS6q