The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-30

leys and sketches were presented and
received with much enthusia SIN.
Two new members were admitted and
the committee on membership announced
that applications were In hand from six
teen additional members for the next
meeting.
The entertainment committee is now
best ever held by the club. and q large
attendance is anticipated.
Fide1it~ Chapter Announ-~s Enter
tainment.
Fidelity Chapter, No. 19. o. E. s. is
planning to present That Blond Per-
son. at the meeting Tuesday evening.
June l. There will also be other features
Of entertainment followed by refresh
ments. Worthy Matron Stella Knapp in
vites all friends to be present
King Solomon Lodge to Confer De-
King Solomon Lodge. No. 81, F. A. A.
NJ. daylight. will hold its stated conf
munication Wednesday afternoon at !.
o'clock in lodge room No. 2, Masonic
Temple. Junior Warden McLaren will
head the official line in comforting the
fellow-craft degree. assisted by Senior
JOHHSOn.
An invitation has been received from
st. Cecile Lodge, No. 56s daylight, New
York City. to attend its l.215th communi-
cation on Tuesday, June %. the occasion
being the flftieth anniversary of the
lodge. That there will be a representa-
ton from each of the eleven lodges
throughout the country that meet in the
day time is assured. Acting Master Rose
has begun an active campaign. and re-
ports from present indications there will
be several members of other lodges in
the city accompanying King Solomon.
Members of o. E. S. to Make Tour.
1t will be necessary for those who are
going on the Eastern Star tour to make
their reservations before June 10. The
party leaves Wash hgton July Il and re-
turns August 13,s including Fortified
Forest of Arizona, Los Angeles, both
eXpositions. and nearly a week in yell
lowstone Park. Nineteen nights will be
spent in first-class hotels, and not more
than three nights in succession will be
spent in standard Pullman sleeper. Dr.
Bernard S. McMahan, Of Fidelity Chap
ter. is organizing the party. Those an
ticipating this trip will please communi-
cate with him as soon as possible.
The Grotto Gets Another Goat.
At a business meeting OF kallipolis
Grotto, No. Is, NJ. o. V. P. E. R., held
Wednesday evening in Chamber of
Commerce Hall. final arrangements
were made for the participa ton of the
grotto at the Supreme Council conven-
ton at Buffalo June !. S. and g. AS
by Chairman A. H. Rogers.
the local prophets will leave Washing
ton at $50 a. m. Sunday, June 8, via
the Baltimore and Ohio and Lehigh
Valley railroads, reaching Buffalo at
. 80 the same evening, thus affording
a daylight trip. The grotto will be ac-
by the grotto band, which |
will participate in the band concert
open to all grottoes. An elaborate en-
tertainment has been provided at Buff |
falo for the visiting prophets. includ- |
Ing a trip to Niagara Falls.
A committee. consisting of Master of |
Ceremonies l. S. Goldsmith. Past Mon |
arch E. S. Schmid, and Prophet A. c. |
Mayer. was appointed to consider the \
feasibility of a river excursion during |
August, and Past Monarch P. r. Pull |
nan was designated to report relative |
o a similar event in July.
Chief Justice George II. Emmons, jr..
,ha irman of the Chesapeake Beach ex-
'ursion on July IS. reported that ar ]
were being perfected for 7
his annual event.
1t was also decided to arrange for a ,
air in November in aid of the grotto |
building fund. 1t is intended to hold
he fair at the New Willard Hotel, and
Prophet Milton Hopfenmaier was ap-
pointed chairman.
In announcing the recent death of |;
Billy Kallip." the grotto goat. Mon
rch E. w. Libbey stated that Charles
I. Magill. member of Hope Lodge.
:. A. A. NJ. had offered to present to
he grotto another goat, which was ac-
epted with thanks of the grotto
Shriners to Hold Big Ceremonial.
Potentate William S. Quinter, of Alnas
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Of the
MOBILES of the Mystic Shrine. has just
ssued his call to the nobility for a big
ceremonial session to be held at the
Rifles Armory Monday night,
une Z.
A large class of candidates will he
ven trip with the caravan across the |
ct sands to Mecca.
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