The Washington herald., 1914-10-11


nations. Under the direction Of Eminent
si- Knirht Frank E. Gibson. this team
swung with mathematical precision into
hollow squares, circles and triangles, eno'
ing with a Templar's cross then kneel-
ing with heads bowed on their swords
while the band played Nearer, Ny Goo
Z Rirbt Eminent Grand Commanded
Charles T. Lindsay presented the siivei
trophy to Sir knight Charles h Squier
adjutant OF Orient Corimanoery. Inc re
view closed with drezs parade, In which
All FIVE Communicates formed a diagonal
Iina from one corner to the other of the
biE han mark facing the grand STANDS
while the Grand ComTnandery stood a.
attention. One knight in his enthusiasm
took mart in the drill, even though rs
had to be pushed in q wheelchair.
Field day sports preceded the drills
Plenty Of amusement was AFFORDED IN tnt
married yomen's race, when several en-
trants had trouble with their equiloriun
in the shoe race. when No. 10 too'
found Il necessary to enter q No. shoe
and in the fat mems race, when ths
evercomieaI fat man tried hard not e
be amusing.
The results were as follows;
ss-yard aiash-For boys under twelve years. F1rst
Hairy sturgee; second. DAVID Bower; third. sSTTsu
szth. Donald Canada. The prizes were footballs and
go-ysrd dash-For girls under twelve. First Ells
OsCoupor. second salhe Canada; third, Heel
TresiDbleT. fourth. Winnie Thompson; Eth. wAndi
Penrson; sixth Evan smallWood- The prizes Ser'
noWney's ehooolAtes and thester tickstH
looyard dAsh-0pen 70 all Fint J. p DoEf1eN
sseond. l. v Myers: third. Hugh BuhnnAni fourth
AIbert Mcolrdy Afth. Stanley Carver; sixth, Arthai
Ardmore.
ysrds. Ftrst. James Graham second, Z ,5;, y; Sra
ham; third. W. L McChesneyi fourth, W. WidnieT
ffth r. W. Pearson; sixth, George T. hittG
seventh W h. shipman.
5Sysrd dssh-Fo- knight TemplArs' wives Frst
Nrs windsor; second, Mrs W. II. Parsons; third
M V. N. Fookes; fourth. Sin. D. johnson; fifth
Mn h. Myers; sixth. Mrs- \. Anderson; seventh
Mrs +. Knocks
R-yard dash-For maiden women HrS. Mis-
Ruth zea; second, Miss Martha Cockrells; third
Miss May BeaVans: fourth, Miss GrAoe Hazen; nth
govaT5 idssbJFor married women. First, Mira @
jenkins: seoond, Nn. W. Il, Denhan; third Nh
J. E. Fscher; fourth, 1Irs. Z. G. Lynch; nfths hrs
H F. Bennett; sixth. Ms. NJ ?. Crown
shoe rce-First, Francis johnson; second, VIII
lam KefauFer; third, Roy BelknAp; fourth. lgnauu
Geraci; fifth, Allen Birchardi sixth, Paul Myea-
Grand Commander Lindsay thanked sii
Knight Charles Long, chairman OF thS
athletic committee, for his work follow
ing the presentation Of the cup to Orien
Commandery. .
The Columbia Commandery drill team
which competed at Denver, was as fol
lows:
Frank E. Gibson, captain; Charles ID
Shackleford, first lieutenant; c. Waite
Hoover, second lieutenant; Robert J.Ben
Charles E. Baldwin, Ralph E. Bthlman
John J. Crawford, Samuel H. Deckman
Salvatore Desio, Michael D,Manna, Collil
z. E. Flathers, Virgil NJ. Fookes, Perc!
L. Gladman, Harry L Gordon, William
Hill, Frank Hegnerr W. R. F. Hines
George L. Iseman, Frank E. Koch
Thomas 4. Robbins, A. A. Roby, H. A
Stacy, George ]. Smith, Parker H. Sweet
Sd, Riley A, Sweet Robert E. L. Thomas
Robert l. Tfller. John H. Travers, Georg
H Whiting, Elmer c. Woods, Virgil c
Young.
Areme Chapter, o. E. s., Asks Aid
at RunmaEe Sale.
The meeting Of Areme Chapter, No. 10
o. E. s, on Wednesday night was largel!
attended and the work of the order ex
emplihed in excellent manner by tn
efficient officers Of the chapter.
Areme Chapter will hold rummag'
sale at 2023 Seventh street northwest
during the entire week beginning tomor
row.
Worthy Matron Mabelle W. Hagen hal
appointed a daily committee consistinl
of the best workers in the chapter, anC