The Washington herald., 1913-08-10
MASONIC CALENDAR.

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August Is Harmony, No. Il. NJ NJ
August 1.-THE New Jerusalem. No. .: George G
Whiting. No 2 called on.
August l5-coumbia. No 5; Lebanon. No. Z.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
August lint Vernon. No. ;. called on; Ana
costa, No L called of.
August E-Mount Horeb, No. Z, called OF; Poto
mac, No. g. called Of
August 13-School Of instruction.
August lFWashington. No. 2 called Oh.
August l5-Hiram, No. 10.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
August l2-DeN Molay Mounted. No.
August l3-washington. No. !.
August l5-Columbia. No. 2
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
August l2-Evangelist Chapter Rose Croix, No. l.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
August n-Tenple. No. l3i Columbia, No i
August la.Electa, No. 2; Bethlehem, No !.
August l3-Naomi. No. ); Brookland. No. IL.
August n-william F. Hunt, No. B.
August ls-Martha. No. 4.
Members of the various Communicates
Of the Knights Templar IN this jurisdic-
ton who could not go to Denver, Coio.'
with the large delegation last THURSDAY
morning are boosting for the drill team
of Columbia Commandery, No. :, X. t.
to come back with the first prize In the
competitive drill.
The drill team and the remainder OF
the Washington delegation of knights
Templar, members of their families and
friends to the number of 15o, left Union
Station last Thursday morning at s:oS
on what is declared to be the finest ap-
pointed and equipped train ever sent out
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, The special consisted Of a
commissary car, baggage car, club car.
four Pullman sleepers, one Pullman COM
partment car, a diner, and a combination
drawing-room and observation car. sir
knight S B. Hege, a member OF Colum-
bia Commandery, and the local passen-
ger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company are in charge OF the
train.
The Columbia Commandery drill team
claims to have the best minstrel troupe
and one of the best Masonic baseball
teams in this country. The minstrel
troupe will furnish amusement on the
trip going and returning, and the pase-
ball team has game scheduled with a
team from Colorado Commandery. No. !,
X. T, at Denver, on August IL In addl-
tion to these entertainers are two men In
a class by themselves. They are two oil
the best members of the drill team. Nlr-
gil. NJ Fookes and Salvatore Desio.
Fookes appears in a real bear skin as a
trained bear. climbing the pole and doing
the grizzly bear to the music OF the
hand organ. played by Desio. who ap-
pears in the role of an Italian organ
grinder.
The party arrived at Colorado Springs
at noon yesterday. The special train was
placed on a siding, and is being psed by
the party for two DAYS instead OF
hotel while the side trips are being made
This morning the party will go up Pixies
Peak, and the drill team will give an
exhibition snow drill. The return to Col
orado Springs will be made at ] o'clock
this afternoon. The party Will then go
10 Strattor Park. and there get astride
the Rocky Mountain Canaries fburrosD
and ride through the South Cheyenne
Canyon. visiting Seven Falls and other
points Monday morning. August II. an
auto trip in Packard cars, will be taken
throush the Garden of the Gods and
Crystal Park Auto Road. The party Will
leave for Denver at ! p. IN. and arrive
AT $50 q. m The baseball team OF the
drill team will meet the team from Dem
Yer al 4 O'Clock. At = o'clock the cap
tains of the eighteen different teams 10
compete i'll the drill will meet with the
drill committee at the Denver Athletic
club. and draw for places in the compe-
tition. After the drawing each team
will be assigned its day for drill in the
competition.
Tuesday, August u, will be the day OF
the great Templar parade. The commit
tee expects to have 10000 in line. Ihe
parade will start at 1880 o'clock IN the
morning and cover "A line OF march OF
two and three-quarters miles long, hnish-
ing at d. m. Columbia Commandery OF
this city will be headed by the Arkansas
Valley Pand of seventy-five musicians,
its ma scot ..Billv' and crack drill team.
The competitive drills will occur We'd
nesday and Thursday. On Thursday
night, August II. Columbia Commandery
will hold a reception at the Brown fai-
ace Hotel at O'Clock. At o'clock prizes
will b. awarded. and the Grand Templar
bail will take place at the Denver Audi
torium the same night Alter many
interesting sightseeing trips the WASH
inston party will leave Denver Friday
night August Il, at : o'clock. returning
via Kansas City and ST. Louis. where
short stops will be made, arriving at
Union Station in this city Monday at
l2:55 p. IN.
Among those who made the trip TO
Denver are Grand Commander Henry N
Simpson, Deputy Grand Commander Dr.
Charles T. Lindsay. Grand Captain Cen
eral Lem. Towers. jr., Grand Senior war
den William s. Parks and Mrs. PARKS
Grand STANDARD Bearer and Grand Mas
ter OF Masons Charles E. Baldwin. Grand
Recnrder Arvine w. Johnston. Past
Grand Commanders Thomas p. Morgan
and Alexander Grant. Mark r. Finley.
Edgar c. walford. Irving :. Hall, Will
lam 4. Harries and daughter. Fred H.
Hoboff and Mrs Hohoff. AIillard F. Lord
and daughter Joseph T. Williams, ClaI-
enc,, Dodge and Mrs. Dodge. Fred w
Cole. jr.. Wallace c. Babcock. George L.
RedsN and Mrs Bedell, Samuel IL. Moore.
William H. harrington. Deputy Grahh
Master T. John Newton, ". W. Field, oil
Orange Va. and two women members OF
family: Generalissimo Ernest Z. Berger
and Mrs Berger, Abram S. Mccoy, Wee
don Fisher and Mrs. Fisher. Miss smith,
Miss Darcy. Miss Cornwell, Eminent
Commander GratZ E. Dunkum, .Eenetai-
issimo w. W. Biggs Mrs. Bisgs, and TWO
sons: Captain General ID. r GroH' Dr-
Frank P. Weller. Mrs. Weller and daugh-
ter past Commander E. E. Thompson,
william B. Marche, Miss Underwood. Dr.
Frank E. Gibson. captain; Charles ID.
Shackleford. first lieutenant: c. walter
Hoover, second lieutenant; Robert J.
Bell. Ralph f. Bihlman, BENJAMIN X.
Coles, Herford T. Cowling, Salvatore
Desio. Michael A D'Manna, George l.
Iseman, Virgil NJ Fookes, Charles E.
Foster. Colin Z. E. Father. Harry L..
Gordon, George Z. Hebbard, Frank Hes-
rer. William R. F. Hines, Wlliiam ).
Hill. Frank E. Koch, William II. Nash'
Stanley NJ. Recher, j.. A. Robey. Thomas
A. Robbins. l.. P. Robertson, George A
Smith. Harry E. Walls, Elmer {. WOOD,
George II. Whiting. William ]. Wild
meyer, Robert E. L. Thomas. DR.. George
Sibley, DIR. Frederick Yates. Mrs. Charles
E Baldwin, Charles W. King, jr., Mrs.
Robert J. Bell, Mrs. Harry l. Gordon,
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