Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-28
E!ERSSAMONG J6eFRATBRNlTIBSI

to celebrate the anniversary of Master
Steuart's elevation to the Fl. NJ. de-
gree. Charles H. Wagner is reported
very ill at his home, 735 Nichols ave-
nue..
Sir Knight Charles Long. chairman of
the excursion and outing committee Of
Columbia Commandery. No. 2. Knights
Iemplar, has regiment of committees
and subcommittee at work to make
Wednesday, July -, memorable one in
the amusement annals of the COM
manoery. Marshall Hall will be the
rendezvous of the sir knights and their
friends on that day. and from 2:30
O'Clock in the afternoon. when the ath-
letic events begin. until the Charles
Manchester leaves her wharf at the hall
for home at 10 pm. something will be
doing. 1t is announced, and that some
thing will he of the extraordinary and
unusual kind. The fireworks committee
is engaged on plans for Frightening
things up when the evening boat arrives
and during the evening in the grounds
Vice Chairman Charles B. Matthews and
Secretary Treasurer Edgar A. Nelson
are supporting their chairman in max
ing the outing this year one long to be
| remembered. +. Richard Gasch. chair
man. and George l.. lseman, vice chair
man. are attending to the distribution of
the invitation cards, and Chester h.
p
vice chairman. with solid phalanX be-
hind them. are attending to the athletic
events and the prizes to be awarded
Colin f. f. Father, chairman. and
Charles E. Foster. vice chairman. will
look after the public comfort with host
of willing sir knights to help them,
while Charles D. Shackelford, chairman,
and c. Walter Hoover, vice chairman,
with another galaxy of gallant sir
knights, will attend to the dancing pro-
gram. To Harry A. Newman, chairman,
and Ben. F. Larcombe, jr.. vice chair
man. with famous corps of light ex-
perts. are intrusted the Examinations
provided for the occasion.
The committees in charge are as FOL
lows:
mander; Charles Long. chairman: Charles
B. Matthews. vice chairman: Edgar A.
Nelson. jr., secretary-treasurer.
Reception-Seaton W. Trunnel chair
man: Frank NJ Marshall, Matthew Trim
ble Myron NJ. Parker. John Wilson,
Emmett c. Gilmore. John X. Robinson,
]. Henry Small. Walter H. klopfer. La
Motto X. Devendorf, Edward S. Schmidt,
Walter B. Pettus. John ]. Narrower,
Alexander Grant. Harry F. Riley. James
Mckee, ]. Harry Cunningham. John A.
Mover, Charles p Sweet. Francis A.
Sebring, Edwin c. Bartlett. Charles A.
Stewart J. Frank Trazzare. Frank 4.
Underwood. Frank E. Gibson L. n.
Movers, B. F. Larcombe. jr.. James S.
Mccarthy, Emile Huck and Raymond w.
Pullman.
Tickets-E Richard Gasch. chairman:
George l.. Iseman, vice chairman George
H. Whiting, R. E. l.. Thomas, William
Baker, Charles H. Reiter. BENJAMIN r.
Coles. W. w. Georges. c. F. Waring
Frank E. KOCH Virgil NJ. Fookes. c. c.
Van Allen, H. c. c. Stiles. George W.
Rae, Elmer C. Wood, George T.: Heb
bard. Harry w. Eibel, John F. Hoffacker,
Charles H. Bradley, Edwin c. Bartlett
James E. Nyman. Thomas R. Manning.
]. William Lucas. Frank 7. Knock. John
A. Ellinger, John ]. Costinett.
Athletics and prizes-Chester r. Sam
chairman; Virgil NJ. Fookes. G. F: War
ing, Bert H. Brockway, Charles H.
Fred, Parker H. Sweet III. G. E. E.
Flather. Charles H. Bradley, Henry c.
F. NJ criswell. H. c. yesterday. Ross P.
Kneessi, James E. Nyman. Harry F.
Kennedy, r. l. Tiller, Maurice a: Hess.
Harry A. Newman, Harry E; Clafin, Ellie
Charles G. Volk, John J. Costinett.
Harry T. Roche. John J. Odenwald,
George w. Harrison, Nathan ]. Ward.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a mewmd an
vice chairman; H, F. Hunt. John A.
Diehl. Hubert Swami. James B. May,
Charles E. Myers. Robert L. Anderson.
Erred Erred " Miller as, Thomas Hsrns B M a1den
George J. Jones. J. F. Heimer, Author
E. Hess, A. Howard Duckett, w. S. Mac
donald. Walter f. Thompson. William
McAleer, w. D. Leissler George ]. Eff
feren, Benjamin F. Benton. Armen H.
Loussararian. Emil A. kreutzer, Albert
A. Roby, B. F. DeAtley.
Floor-Charles D. Shackelford. chair
man: c. Walter Hoover. vice chairman;
G. j. sibley. F. A Yates. G. A. Smith.
Wertz Charles F. Roberts. H. T. Cowl-
ing. w. R. F. Hines. T. A. Robbins.
Charles E. Foster. w. J. Hill. R. f.
Carter. Seward T. Covert, Samuel II.
Deckman, Townley A. Mckee. Tracy NJ.
Payfair Ferdinand Waldman. Joseph
w. Zimmerman. Howard G. Brown.
chairman; Charles E. Foster, vice chair
man: Charles C. Cowles. Harry B.
Cramer. Q. A. Danzenbaker. c. w. De-
Knight, Harvey Given. c. NJ. Hammett.
liam Koch James S. Mccarthy, Thomas
A Robbins. Louis Behrens, Henry E.
Ayler. Charles R. Bartlett. J. Eldridge
Burns John J. Crawford. Otto J; De
J. G. Eskridge, George w. Ford. John
G. Hodges, S. c. Redman, George L. Ise
man. Otis r. Kent, c. w. King, jr.. Jo-
seph +. Leaman.
One hundred admiring friends gather
ed Thursday night at the Hotel Hudson
as banquet hosts to the prophets COM
posing Kallipolis Grotto Band. The
evening was devoted to merriment and
fun-making. interspersed with songs
and speeches. The band played several
selections and Kallipols Glee Club
sang number of songs. A recitation
in Italian dialect. by ]. S. Goldsmith, in
which he embodied some of the hap
penings" at the recent Supreme Coun-
ell session at Richmond. was one of
the features of the evening. Milton J.
Ffllius and Edward l.. Hutchinson each
story and Dave Wolf whistled. Others
contributing to the program were:
Monarch p. r Pullman, Grand Orator
Edward S. Schmid. Col NJ. A. Winter,
Capt. Delos w. Thayer, Col R. L. Mon
tague. DIR. w IL. Wunder. Roe Fulker-
jr., Charles S. Stevens, Samuel H
Shreve. Julius Hamper. Jacque Heiden.
heimer. Mayer Hanlien. Peter Latter
ner. and Fred Kramer
The band. organized eight months
ago, bids fair to soon become one OF
the crack musical organizations of the
District. 1t was one of the principal
attractions during the recent session
of the Supreme Council at Richmond
1t also furnished the music at the re-
cent base ball game at American
League Park between the Harmony
Hope Lodge, No 20. announces the
F. c. degree for its communication July
10. and Mount Pleasant Lodge, No 80
the same degree for July &.