The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Dc6utlLui BoiOs LoNc xou.
The following members were received
into the chapter: Mrs. Lillian R. VIII
son. Misses Pearl and Annette Herring.
and Mrs. Coogan.
Maseps to Play BaE.
The coming ball game to be staged at
the American League PARK June %. prom
ises to be the big event of the Masonic
year. The competing teams will be COM
posed Of master Masons. who are nu-
merous enough to compose two great all
star teams. Harmony Lodge, No. II,
claims to have q better aggregation Of
ball tossers than the balance OF the
lodges combined and will be given a
chance to prove its claims on the event.
full 10Th day of June, when its team will
tackle the bunch Of "fence-busters" un-
der the management Of Billy Belts,
whose many years Of experience in the
baseball world has taught him enough
to gather together tip-top team.
In addition to the game, the Grotto Band
will be on hand to liven matters up, and
Il il expected also to have the Shriners
with their loo, 900 band on hand The
proceeds of the game Is to be devoted to
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home and
a goodly sum is expected to be realized
in this way.
Inc joint WHICH, uah-
age the affair consists of Robert III.
Young. chairman; c. T. MiIans. vice
chairman: Bert Nye. secretary; *
Wolfe. treasurer. This Is live commit
tee and every Masonic organization in
this Jurisdiction il boosting the affair.
The committee on the sale Of tickets
Is composed Of L. B. Nye. Federal Lodge.
No. 1: Robert F. Mentzel, Columbia
Lodge. No. 8; Otto Roepke. Naval Lodge
No. 4: W. NJ. Hoffman. Potomac Lodge.
No. s: Charles ID. Shackelford, Lebanon
Lodge, No. Z: Everett Taylor. New
Jerusalem Lodge. No. 8: Theo. Moore,
Hiram Lodge, No. 10; Calvin Milans. ST.
Johns Lodge. No. IL: Robert Harvey.
National Lodge No. Il; Leon Steuart.
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. a.:
Charles E. Hood, B. B. French Lodge.
No. Is; Charles Boyd, Dawson Lodge,
No. IS: Rufus Pearson, Harmony Lodge
No. II: William Conner. Acacia Lodge.
No. IS; Albert Glaze, Lafayette Lodge.
No. 10: Charles Granholm. Hope Lodge,
No. 20: Alfred Grimes. Anacsstia Lodge.
No. p: r. A. Bogley. @. c. Whiting
Lodge, No. %; John Gordon, Pentalpha
Lodge. No. .; Phillip Brown, -Stansbury
Lodge. No. "a: George Seibert. Arminius
Lodge, No. IS: Alvin Hathaway. Osiris
Lodge, No. IS; Frank Groh. Myron NJ.
Parker Lodge, No. q: william Parry.
King David Lodge, No. q: Enos Harm
den. Takoma Lodge, no q: Anthony
Ray. William R. Singleton Lodge, No. 30:
James Casebeer. King Solomon Lodge.
Lodge. No. 3: William Hackett. Mount
Pleasant Lodge, No. 80. and w. Grant
Lieuallen. East Gate Lodge, No. "a.
Potomac Lodge Celebrates Ami
versary.
Potomac Lodge. No. s. F. A. NJ, ceIe-
brated its 18th anniversary with appro-
pirate ceremonies last Wednesday even
ing at the Masonic Hall. Georgetown.
The members of this famous lodge took
occasion to share the evenings pleasures
with their families, and II truly was
real family reunion. In addition to the
members and their families. many guests
were present, and all expressed them
selves as more than pleased with the very
excellent entertainment offered.
The program opened with selections by
an orchestra, composed Of some of the
best known musicians Of the city. fol-
lowed by the address of welcome by wor-
shipful Master W. NJ. Hoffman. Mr.. FL
mer Klopfer gave a mandolin solo, with
piano accompaniment by Miss Della
White. Mr.. Paul Grove won the hearty
applause of the audience with his humor-
Gus talkfest. One of the most enjoyed
numbers of the evening was the violin
cello solo by Mr.. Dore wolfsteiner. with
piano accompaniment by Miss Dorothy
Snyder. Miss Margery Snyder was at he-
best in two violin solos. Mrs. B. D.
Shreve's beautiful soprano voice was
heard to advantage in "A Perfect Lady"
and she was compelled to respond to an
encore A tenor solo was given by Mr.
A. Clifford wilkins. with piano accom-
paniment by Miss Snyder. The orchestra
then delighted the audience with popular
selections while refreshments were being
served. The entire audience then ad-
journed to the adjoining ballroom. where
dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
Much credit is due J. G. Huddleston,
chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments for the anniversary celebration.
whose thoughtfulness was evidenced
throughout the evening for the pleasure
Of the guests One of these expressions
came In the form of beautiful bouquets
Of roses, which were presented to each
lady who assisted In the program OF the
evening. The other members Of the COM
mittee were L. c. Mcneil. Isaac Birch,
A. S. Mccoy, W. F. Barlow, W. S. wad-
dey, and DR.. c. T. Lindsey.
Columbia Commandery Confers