The Washington herald., 1912-05-12
WITH THE SECRET AND FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

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teenth Street ana the. Grand Com
mandery win take its position on tn
north side Of II Street east OF Thirteenth
Street
each OF which will be headed by a band
Communicates Nos. 3. l. and win con
stitute the first division, and Com
manderies Nos. I and will constitut.
the second division. The Grand Com.
mandery viii follow in carriages.
The parade wiz start promptly at 7:3
o'clock, the communicates marching In
platoons, twelve fles front. The line OF
march will be via New York Avenue tc
Pennsylvania Avenue to NJ Street. tc
Thirty-first Street, TO the church. Com
manderies viii enter the church in col
umn Of twos. swords in scabbards, al
secure, uncovering with right hand. Al
the conclusion Of the services the COM
manderies will promptly reform IN col
umn Of fours as follows: Potomac Com
mandery, No. 3, on the east side OF
Thirty-first Street, head OF column rest
ing on NJ Street; Washington Com
msndery, No. /, ia rear OF Potomac Com
mandery; De Molay Commandery, No. 4,
on the west side Of Thirty-first Street.
head OF column resting on NJ Street;
Orient Commandery, No. 5, in rear OF
De Molay Commandery, No. 4. on the west
side of Thirty-frst Street, north of the
church. The return will be over the
same route. The line will be formed on
the south side Of New York Avenue, with
its right resting on Thirteenth Street.
The commanderies will salute the Grand
Commandery, after which the parade
viii be dismissed.
st. Johns Lodge, No. II, r. A. A. M,
had a large attendance of it's members
and several visitors at its regular com
munication last Friday night. Owing to
the efficiency Of the officers and the gen
eral interest taken in the work by the
members. the comforting OF the entered
apprentice degree brought out one Of
the largest gatherings Of the season..
Local Shriners who are attending the
Imperial Council sessions at Los An
geles, Cal, are having q most pleasant
journey, according to word received here
from the party. Members Of Almas
Temple, Of this city. met Mecca Temple,
of New York, and two sections OF Lulu
Temple, OF Philadelphia, at st. Louis
Moolah Temple. of st. Louis, kept open
house in the dining-room OF the Union
Station and gave everybody the glad
hand.
The party ran into a washout be-
tween st. Louis and Kansas City on
the Missouri Pacific Railway. and was
delayed nine hours. At Kansas City a
stop OF one hour was made and many
took in the nearby sights. The next
stop was at Albuquerque, where an
other hour was most pleasantly spent
in automobile riding.
A stop of two, days was made at FL
Tovar, Grand Canyon. Ariz.. where In
T..r.. II.
made the stop. There are a large num-
ber Of ladies in the party and all are
having a most enjoyable trip. A trip
down the trail seven miles TO the bot
tom CT the Canyon on mules was made
by the party.
Members Of the committee on the trip
TO the sessions OF the Supreme Council
Of the Mystic Order OF Yelled Prophets
Of the Enchanted Realm, TO be held at
Columbus. Ohio. June 5, g.. and Z. have
announced to the members of Kallipolis
Grotto the programme for the session at
Columbus. as follows: June 5. O'Clock
p. m, reception Of officers. members Of
the Supreme Council and their ladies at
Hartman's Hotel parlors; June 6. 8
o clock a. m, escort Of Grand officers
from Hartman Hotel 10 Masonic Temple,
DuSlutss stsSlOn anu dQQEess OF NelCOule.
Lunch will be served to the Supreme
Council at noon at the Temple. In the
afternoon the business session OF the
Grand officers will be continued; the
Achbar Grotto ladies will give a recep-
ton TO the visiting ladies at the Hart
man Hotel parlors; the parade OF all
Grottos will be held; the exhibition drill
will be participated in by Grotto drill
teams for prize, and a drill will be given
by the United States soldiers at Column
bus Barracks.
At s o'clock in the evening a ceremonial
session will be held at the Temple and
a theater party for the ladies will be
given at the Hartman Thester.
Thursday morning. June Z, the Grand
officers will complete their business ses-
sion and adjourn, while the ladies will
be given an opportunity to see Columbus
and do their shopping. At o'clock in
he afternoon the ladies will be taken
for an auto tour of the points Of inter
sst in and around the city, and a ball
game will be witnessed by members OF
he Supreme Council.
Thursday night a grand reception and
ball will be given at the Masonic Temple.
All during the sessions the bowling al
eys and amusement hall at the Ma
ionic Temple will be open to the visiting
Prophets" and side trips can be taken |
% Buckeye Lake Park, Glenmary Park, |
Olentangy Park. Indianola Park and the |
Hartman Stock Farm.
Kallipolis Grotto is planning one Of the |
most unique ceremonials in its history |
or May p, when entirely new stunts |
will be put on by the Monarch and his |
assistants in taking a large number of |
'hapless victims on the journey across |
he River Styx." This will be a grand !
ubilee gathering OF all prophets be- |
ore the big party leaves for Columbus, |
md II is expected that the new quarters |
n the Odd Fellows Hall in Seventh |
street, between D and E Streets North |
vest, will be taxed to the limit to ac- |
ommodate the members.
ODD FELLOWS CALENDAR.