Evening star., 1914-08-09

| is fast completing the few remaining de-
tails and all indications, 1t Is said, point
| to an enjoyable affair.
| Kallipolis Grotto band will entertain on
| the boat and at the beach. where the GER
| emonial will be held at midnight. Ihere
will be peanut feast on the boat and
| the Kallipolis Orchestra and Giee Ciuo
| will enliven the boat trip. Grand Ora
| tor Edward s. Schmid states that ni,is
Kallip," the grotto goat, Is in fine condi-
| ton and will give good account of him
self at the midnight ceremonies. Dave
Goumpf and Paul Grove, end men OF
| Kallipolis minstrels. promise something
! new and original in the way OF black
| faced comedy.
A feature of the excursion. aside from
| the ceremonial will be an old time
Virginia barbecue A whole OK Will De
roasted that no one need go hungry.
| in the hands of the following scommit-
tee: o. A. c. oehmler. Eawara ea.rs .:
Sehmid. A. C. Mayer and A. II. rogers
Monarch Pullman promises rev IN
scheduled surprises and urges an piop''-
cts to wear their fez and a. SMILE
The list of committees is as folioWs:
Executive committee: o. A. c. Oehm-
ler. chairman: W Harry McReldon:
vice chairman; Charles NJ. keeIer' Sec
Reception: E. s. Schmid. chairman
+ w. Hawkins, vice chairman; e. r.
Boss, E. W. Zea, r. B. Dickey. Jerry
Collins.
man: A, G.. Mayer, vice chairman.
RESERVATIONS on boat: Jack Shulman,
chairman; Benjamin B. Hunt, vice
chairman.
George g. Shinn. vice chairman.
Decorations: Myer Hanlein. chairman;
W. W. Kimmel. vice chairman.
Entertainments: Charles Stevens
chairman; Paul Grove. vice chairman;
Souvenirs: l. Goldsmith. chairman; II.
J. Simons vice chairman.
Music: Sam F. Shreve. chairman: ).
Hamper, vice chairman.
Comfort George H. Emmons. chair
man: George ~ Payette. vice chairman.
Hotel: Louis Hartig. chairman; Frank
Walcott vice chairman: Walter DE At-
ley. Harry Mensh.
Medical: DR. Yates, DIR. Frank Gibson.
DR. L. L. Friedrich. DR.. c. F. Day.
Commissary: Theodore Pickard.
Aquatic sports: G. w. A. Camp. chair
man: d. S. Goumpf. vice chairman.
worshipful Master Robert z. Harvey of
National Lodge. No. IL. announces the
NJ. NJ. degree for both August IL and =,
the latter a special
the F. c. degree for August 10 and its
school of instruction August II and =.
The large part of Worshipful Master w.
Grant Lieuallen's first circular after his
return to the city is devoted 10 tne meet
ing of July II, when the NJ. NJ. degree
was presented for the profit of a THO OF
theatrical men, and when. to quote an
enthusiastic East Cater: There sho
was some attendance from here ana
otherwise.
La Fayette Lodge. No. 10, has the F.
c. degree announced for its communica-
tion the evening Of August 20: Myron
NJ. Parker Lodge, No. 81 will have the
f. A. degree the evening of August IL,
and Arminius Lodge. No. ., will have
the NJ NJ degree in German the same
evening, while Anacostia Lodge, NO. Il.
will have the F. c. degree the evening OF
August H.
Past Master Ralph L. Hall Will head
the official line in the F. c. degree in
Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA. the
evening of August 19 at 7:30 pm. He
is said to be a noted ritualist. At the spe-
cial communication of the lodge August
26, at pm. the NJ. NJ. degree will be
presented with the master in his station,
assisted by the degree team.
Worshipful Master John c. Gordon an
nounces the F. c. degree in Pentalpha
Lodge, No. %, the evening Of August II.
Takoma Chapter. No. Il. Order of the
Eastern Star will have an outing at
Chesapeake Beach Wednesday. to which
1t has invited its friends and well wfshers.