The Washington herald., 1913-12-28

1913. The Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson de-
Iivered an address, the subject being
the Good Of the Order"
Monarch.
The prophets of 'Kallipolis Grotto,
No. Is, Mystic Order of Yelled Prophets
of the Enchanted Realm, are called upon
to mourn the death of their esteemed
monarch, Jesse F. Grant who died last
Monday.
Ever interested in the real welfare Of
the grotto, Monarch Grant instilled his
enthusiasm into his every act, and the
membership in general caught his opti-
mistic spirit, and the growth during his
term of ONCE which was just drawing to
a close, has been far ahead of the most
happy expectations. Monarch Grant
came up from the ranks and served in
the several offices of the grotto, always
giving his time and untiring efforts for
the success of every enterprise entered
into by the grotto. His success is shown
by the fact that he was elected monarch
a year ago, at q time when the grotto
needed a strong leader. He has more
than succeeded in keeping up the excel
lent records Of his predecessors in this
highest office within the gift Of the local
members.
The prophets Of Kallipolis will hold
a memorial service for Monarch Grant
at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday afternoon,
January II, at $50 o'clock.
James II. Mcintosh Heads knights
Kadosh.
James H. Mcintosh, K. c. c. H, was
elected venerable master Of Kadosh
at the annual election Of officers of
Albert Pike Consistory, NJ. r. s., No.
!, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Ma
sonry, at the last election Of that or
ganization.
Others elected were: Allen Bussius,
William Tayloe Snyder, K. c. c. H,
preceptor; John H. Won Hermann, K
C. c. H, chancellor; Robert F. Ment-
Eel, thirty-second degree, minister of
state; Louis Goldsmith, thirty-third
degree. honorary, almoner and treasurer;
Elmer E. Simpson, X c. c. H.. registrar;
MiltonA Hopenmaier, X c. c. H, pri-
mate: George d. Davis. X. c. c. H, mas
ter of ceremonies; Nathan WE'LL, X. c.
c. H. expert: Horace P. Mcintosh, K.
c. c. H, assistant expert; Roe Fulkerson.
thirty-second degree, standard bearer;
Lem Towers, jr., thirty-second degree,
master of the guard: Sulaiman David, X.
c. c. H, steward, and James H. Trim
BILE, thirty second degree, honorary, uler.
Choir of Ruth Chapter PIeases Mem
hers of Order.
Quite a pleasant feature in connection
with the installation of officers Of the |
Eastern Star chapters recently conducted
has been the excellent music given by !
Ruth Chapters choir. In addition to |
singing at their own ceremonies Decem- |
ber 10, they were heard at William F. |
Hunt Chapter December 19, and during !
the past week participated in the installa- !
ton of the officers of Columbia Chapter, !
No. 10. This afternoon they viii take part |
in the religious ceremonies at the Masonic I,
and Eastern Star Home.
The choir, the efficiency of which is due |
to its accompanist and leader. Mrs. Sally |
s. Wilson. includes the following MEM |
bers of Ruth Chapter: Mrs. Elise Zim- |
norman and Mrs. Emile Crawford, past |
matrons; Mrs. Augusta Aufenthie, Mrs. |
Alex Pitt, Mrs Mary Howes, Mrs. Alice |
Eirijan, Miss McKenney, Mrs. Martha |
Donaldson, Miss Kathryne Thorn, Miss |
J ulia Kulinge, Mrs. Olive Joyce, David NJ.
CridIer, past patron. and Max Winkler,
Isaac Jimmerson, of Takoma Chapter,
No. -. and John c. Proctor, past patron
of William T. Hunt Chapter, No. Is.