The Washington herald., 1913-10-12

LODGES.
october Is-Dawson. No. ls. Z. A; stans0n''
No n. visitation. ar
ortober l5-Wsshington Centennial, No, A. r. -
osiris No Is F. c.; East GATE no - n.
October ls-NGTal, No. (, Z A. Hi6Am. ~. ~
IA Fov.tte No Is, Z. Al William X slnsie'on'
octoh.r E-Columbis. No. ;. visitation; LeOano"'
No 2, visitation.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Ocsob-r IS-Nount Vernon, No. ), P. and NJ b.
ortob-r IiNMount Horeb. No. Z; Potomac No, s.
October I5-Columba, No. J. T. and NJ e.
Brightwood. No. 8.
October lS-Capitol, No. IL
October TT-HiIam, No 10.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
October ls-Adouiram Council No. E
ETIGHTs TEMPLAR COAIMANDERIEs.
October I4-De Molay Mounted, No =
october l5-POtomac. No. ).
October T7-ColumhiA. No, =
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
October l4-Evangeliss Chapter Rose CFoih' No. l.
"oTI MYSTIC ORDER OF YELLED PROPHETS.
October le-halHpohs Grotto, No. ID, L""ie'
Night" at New Willard.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Ortob.r IJ-Temple No. u; Columbia, No B
Ortober l4-ElectE. No. ?; Bethlehem, No. :.
October l5-Aneme. No. TO-
October i6-Esther. No. 5
October E-Msrtha, No. 4.
Ladies' Night" as arranged by hal
lipolis Grotto, No. Is. Mystic Order Nel-
ed Prophets of the Enchanted Realm 10
he held in the ballroom of the New VIII
lard Hotel Thursday night, promises
many surprises, which are not on the
nrorrsm. II is announced. The enter
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will be dancing, refreshments MOWERS
for the ladies, fine souvenirs, ana an eA-
ceIIent supper The event is TO ne lnior-
NAL and the following committees are
spdeavoring to make it the best the
grotto has even held
rrangement-CAstleman T. Bess' chalr-
man; c. f. Coberth. vice chalr an.
Reception-Jesse r. Grant, chairman :
" Hawkins, vice chairman; w. w.
Icrmane 4. Z. Cook, Or. w. n. Mun-
der peter Latterner, Mark StearnaLi'
w Yea P ". Nicholson. 1. /.
Moore Charles 5. King, Nathan wen; /.
G Goldsmith. Charles S. Zurhorst' Dr'
" H Hampton, F. II. Pierce MAJ.
Charles W. Clark. ,..
Entertainments. F. shreVe' claii ma -, II H.
F Hermann, vice cna'i ma" tI Scrng-
A17fenthis. W r. Evans. ID. \. SCroS-
gins. w. r. Wade, J. L. Harmon l..
~ BE Neaie. II. F. Mckinney. Robert
Adam. Phil Nachman
Flowers-P R. Pullman, chalrman' u
c Sharfer. vice chairman: w. r. SuGG'
g M Thomas. w. W. himmel. u II.
Cooke. F. Kramer, E. {. Mayoerry'
James Dun. ,,,.,,,.-
Souvenir program-A. E. Williams
chairman: W. II. GUthridge, vice CHAIR
man: J. w Clark, w. A Willlams' w .
Tacobv + B. Voltz. c. \. Rrewton-
FIoor-H c. Stein, = chairman: . NJ
Eeefer. vice chairman; W. c. Myers h.
Q Wood. Chris Rouse, Charles SchneloeT'
Louis Hartig, j.. A. G. Frey JoSeL,l' S.I1
Stecker, Edward Littleton, Charles Iay-
IoI. Milton Brock. -,..,-,
Refreshments-TheO.-P Picard. chaiIhla
L : Schmid. vice chairman: Bernard
Erdres David Busch. George II En-
mons. ir.. A II. Rodgers, h. W. NC
keIdin. H. f Haferkern.
Decorations-J. Il. Small, IT. chairman H.
Never Hanlein. Charles MacnlchoI.
Nedicsl-Dr. Fred Yates. chairman Dr.
C F DAY, vice chairman: DR.. r: NJ
-asbrouck. Dr J. \. Heustis. DR.. q. >
Esrnbart. DR.. G X. Baier, DR.. WADE n
stkinson DR.. F. E. Gibson. DIR. + q
seibert DR.. w. H. r. Brandenberg' Dr.
" F p. Phillips, Or. ]. E Mitchell
Among the guests will he the grand
a,arcb of the order. Hiram D. Rogers,