The Washington herald., 1912-06-30
WEEKLY MASONIC CALENDAR.

Standing out prominently in all the
original stunts and merriment at the su-
preme Council session Of the Mystic
Order Of Yelled Prophets of the En-
chanted Realm, held recently at Colum-
. bus, Ohio, were the prophets" Of Kalli-
polls Grotto. No. Is, Of this city, and Of
Samis Grotto, No. S. OF Richmond, Va,
shown in the accompanying cut.
These funmakers will be in their glory
at the third grand annual excursion OF
KaIlipolis GrottO, to be given for the
families and friends OF the members at
Chesapeake Beach wednesday, July "a
The Washington Florists Club will join
the prophets on this excursion, and the
committee in charge are now working to
make it the gala event in fraternal circles
this season.
The general committee of the grotto
held an important meeting last Friday
night at the new Masonic Temple and
made arrangements 10 put on big pro-
gramme OF athletic events, a ball game
between teams representing the grotto
and the Florists Club, events for the
ladies' and children, and prizes for the
winners. Announcements Of the chair
men and vice chairmen Of the various
committees were announced last Friday
night as follows: General committee-P.
R Pullman. chairman, and George E.
Taent committee. F. Grant, chairman;
E W. Hawkins, vice chairman. Athletic
games and stunts-Samugl F. Shreve,
chairman; Fred A. Hermann, vice
chairman Tickets-CEarles E. Coberth,
chairman; A. r. Williams, vice chairman.
Publicity-w. H. Lanvoigt, chairman; A.
c. wilkins, vice chairman; B. w. Pull
man. and r. L. Joyce. Judges-H. E.
Sands, chairman: Frank X. Raymond,
vice chairman. StarteTs-Ed. w. Zea,
chairman; Pete Latterner. vice chairman.
Clerk of cCurse-Charles F. Burlingam3.
W. w. Kimmell is chairman Of the
Florists Club committee. It is announced
that the chairman and vice chairman OF
all the committees and a large delegation
Of live prophets together with dele
cation from the Florists Club will meet
at Chesapeake Junction this morning in
time for the II o'clock train to the beach.
where they will go over the grounds and
make special plans TO handle the large
crowd IN the occasion Of the outing.
It was stat ID at the committee meet
ing last Friday night that enough tickets
have already been disposed Of to warrant
the committees in preparing for more
than 5000 excursionists. No pains will
be spared to give every accommodation
and to make the outing one to be long
remembered for its real pleasure and en-
jOyment-
Hundreds OF prizes will be given in the
various events at the beach on the day
Of the outing, but the opportunity to win
the most handsome prize is now open TO
all who care TO try for it. A solid gold,
diamond sRd pearl set Prophets but
ton will be given to the person selling
the largest number Of tickets TO the beach
for July "a
The committee will hold another meet
ing next Friday night wnen the full
membership Of the various subcommit-
tees will be announced.
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, F a.
a. NJ. conferred the fellow craft degree
at its stated communication last Thurs
day night The work was put on by
Charles C. Dougherty. senior deacon, |
who vas ably assisted by William Cla-
baugh junior deacon.
st. Johns Lodge, No. II, F. A A. NJ, !
conferred the fellow craft degree at a |
stated communication last Friday night, |
with a large number OF visitors present |