The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-09
MASONIC AFFAIRS.
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ful assistants are now engaged in fitting
up the new quarters. All Shriners are
cordially invited to visit the patrol head
quarters.
The new quarters are conveniently To-
Gated near the New Masonic Temple, and
Il IL expected that many visitors to the
Masonic Temple will take advantage Oh
this and visit the patrol frequently. There
will always be found a number OF con-
genial mobiles occupying these rooms, who
will extend the glad hand and give
Shrine welcome to those who call
ProPhets' to Hold Midnight Ccre-
moninI ut Colonial Beach.
Monarch P. R. Pullman announces
that preparations are well under way
for the Colonial Beach excursion and
ceremonial of Kallipolis Grotto, August
20. Chairman o. A. c. Oehmler is fast
completing the few remaining details
and all indications point to an enjoy
able affair.
Rallipolis Grotto Band will entertain
on the boat and at the beach, where
midnight ceremonial will be held There
will be q peanut feast on the boat and
entertainment by Kallipolis Orchestra
and Glee Club. Grand Orator Edward
S. Schmid states that Billy Rallip'
the grotto goat, Is in fine condition ano
will give good account of himself az
and Paul Grove, end men Of kallipohs
Minstrels, promise something new ana
original in the way of black-taceo
comedy.
The feature of the excursion, aside
from the ceremonial, will be an old
time Virginia barbecue. A whole OK
will be roasted and no one need go
hungry. oooo
Monarch pullman advises those con-
templating the trip to obtain their
tickets at an early date. Tickets VIII
be on sale by o. A. c. Oehmler, 1929 g
street; Edward S. Schmid, 712 TWel1tn
street; Ham Adams, Ninth ana u
streets; A. C. Mayer. SIS Fitteentn
street, and A. H. Rogers, 400 G street
As usual Monarch Pullman promises
a few unscheduled surprises and urges
all prophets to wear their fez anu
smile. T.
The members of the committees IN
charge of the big event are as follows
executive committee-O. A. c. Oehm-
Ter, chairman: W. Harry Mckeldon, vice
chairman; Charles NJ. Reefer' secretary'
Joseph curran, treasurer.
Reception-E. S. Schmid, chairman' r.
w. Hawkins, vice chairman; e. +. Soss,
y w Yea. r. B. Dickey, and Jerry
Collins.
characterization and tickets-A. H. Ros-
.rs. chairman and A. C. Mayer. vice
chairman. e,,,,
Reservations on boat-Jack Shulmah'
chairman, and Benjamin B. Hunt VICE
chairman.
Ceremonies-John Shreve. chairman anu
George c. ShInn, vice chairman,
Decorations-Myer Hanlein' CHAIRMAN
and W. w, Kfmmel, vice chairman.
observation-disclosures Stevens cnalr-
man and Paul Grove. vice chairman
Souyenirs-I Goldsmith. chairman ana
II ]. Simmons. vice chairman
Music-Sam F. Shreve, chairman; d
Hamper, vice chairman.
Connfort-George H. Emmons, cnaI
man; George N. Payette. vice chair man;
membership committee Of DistriG' OF
coIumbia-H c. Stein, chairman; q. v
Wolf vice chairman
Membership committee OF CORONA
Beach,. O. Hefiin, chairman; II. W. D.
Williams. vice chairman.
Hotel-Louis Hartig, chairman; FRANK
walcott vice chairman; waiter lie A.
lev. and Harry Mensh.
Medical-Dr Yates, DR.. Frank Gloson'
Or L l. Friedrich and Dr. u. r. lay
Observation-Disclosures Pickard
Publicity-Thomas Bynum, chairman
wiIIam Landvoigt, Hon. r. z. Wllkins'
Hon r E. Joyce, A. r. r. Onyun.
Aquatic sports-G. w. A. camp chai-
man; D. S. Gumpf, vice chairman