The Washington herald., 1913-04-27
THE MASONIC CALENDAR.

manning there until Monday at noon. 60
ing thence to Springfield by rail.
The ways and means committee of
Kallipolis Grotto, No. Is, held a meeting
at the New Masonic Temple Wednesday
evening to make arrangements for the
coming spring ceremonial to be held
the latter part Of May, and from reports
received there is every prospect of a
very large class of neophytes for that
occasion. A number of petitions have
already been received. and as this will
be the last ceremonial to be held this
season there is no doubt the spring
ceremonial will be hummer and one to
be remembered. The degree team will
give every attention to the neophytes,
and at the conclusion Of the ceremonies
the refreshment committee will make IL
their business to take care of them in
the good old way and give them that
Kallipolis smile that will never come off.
At the regular meeting of the Fellow
ship Club of Master Masons. held in
Pythian Temple Saturday evening. Pres
ident John E. Rhodes presiding. the large
attendance manifested great enthusiasm
over the great results accomplished dur
ing the past year, and the officers were
highly complimented upon the achieve
ments during their administration. Pre-
vious to nomination and election of off,
GERS for the ensuing term, complete ar
rangements were made for a theater
benefit to be given at Columbia Theater
Monday evening. May 10. and from indi-
cations this affair will ssurpass the sue
cessful one of last year. Two applica-
tons for membership were received and
three candidates admitted. The presi-
dents report was listened to with much
infn ND
also did the reports of the secretary and
treasurer. which showed the member
ship increase and the finances in excel
lent condition. John E. Rhodes posi-
lively declined nomination for re-elec-
ton as president and expressed his
thanks and appreciation for the able as
sistance and support rendered during his
incumbency of office.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, James A. Williams;
vice president. Benjamin Goldsworthy;
secretary, Yost d. Harbaugh (re-electedj;
treasurer. DR.. G. b. Young (re-eIected);
marshal. c. r. Cameron (re-elected):
herald, Harry s. Chick. James A. Will
Jams, L. II. Troutman, John f. Rhodes,
DR.. G. 3. Young. J. E. Borland, Yost
d. Harbaugh, and Benjamin Goldsworthy
were elected members of the executive
committee of the club.
High Priest Walter T. Paine, of Eu-
reka Chapter. No 4, r. A. NJ, has an
nounced special for May to confer
the Mark degree, and on May 8 at the
regular convocation of the chapter the
Royal Arch. All chapter Masons are in
vited to be present The Mark degree
was conferred at the last meeting of the
chapter, and a good number was present
and enjoyed the degree. King William
II. Harries presided.
In accordance with previous arrange
ment, the regular meeting of William
T. Hunt Chapter, No. IL, o. f. s., held
last Thursday. was almost entirely given
over to amusing those present. The even
ing's entertainment was furnished by the
ladies of the chapter headed by Mrs.
Helen f. Barnard, who had prepared a
consisting of a travesty on
the suffrage movement, and in which she
was ably assisted by Mrs. Viola Il Ben
nett and a number OF sisters. The shafts
and quips OF those participating seemed
to be much enjoyed by all present, and
were, Of course, taken in good part
After the "suffra gists' had concluded, as
equally pleasant movement" was made
to the banquet hall, where refreshments
were served.
The chapter has made arrangements |
TO give theater party in the near fu- |
ture at the Columbia Theater, and al !
ready has tickets out for that event
At the beginning OF the evening the |
announced several petitions, |
and the worthy matron later stated that |
there will be work at the next regular |
meeting, May s. on which occasion the !
fra ferDitv iS cordially ipyited m attapd