Evening star., 1915-06-27

for their ladies and children. Yedz
Grotto of Baltimore will join Kallip-
oils Grotto and record breaking at
tendance at the Maryland resort is an
ticipated. Many special features now
are under consideration. The Grotto
Band, under the leadership of Prof.
julius hamper will furnish music:
The Kallipolis Grotto Glee Club has
organized as an auxiliary to the erotto
and elected the following officers:
President and director. Charles A.
stevens; vice president and assistant
director, Past Monarch John H. Shreve !:
secretary. Past Monarch P. r. Pull
man: treasurer. Past Monarch r. $:
Schmid: librarian. E. L. Hutchinson:
custodian of properties, P. r. Latter
ner. commissary. Theodore Picard: keep
er of the zoo. +. H. Kramer. The club
Will meet Wednesday evening of each
week for social purposes at Past Mon
arch Z. S. Schmid's residence. and a
general invitation has been extended to
all members of the grotto to enroll as
members.
The Grotto Band at the Masonic base
ball game July 5 will present the
following program: March, "Troplc to
Tropic. Alexander; serenade. "A Night
in June King: American Patrol
Meacham, waltz, June, Baxter;
phantasma. The sunny South" Lampe;
march, ''Couer d'Alene.' Sweet.
Grand Chief Justice Edward S.
Schmid headed a delegation of mem
bers of Kallipolis Grotto who went to
Philadelphia Thursday as the guests OF
the newly organized Koran Grotto of
that city, at its first ceremonial ses-
sion. The party was Joined by a dele
CATION of Yedz Grotto at Baltimore and
a special committee met them at
Broad street station in Philadelphia
and escorted them to the hall of Lulu
Temple of the Mystic Shrine. where
the session was held. The ceremonies
of Brooklyn. Those in the Washington
party were Castleman p. Boss, l. 5.
Goldsmith, Fl. ]. Simmons. Paul Leihel.
Charles Schneider and others.
Secretary General John H Cowles of
the Supreme Council, Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite for the Southern
Jurisdiction, returned to the city
bracing the expositions and visits to
many of the bodies of the Rite en- route.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock the
Masonic base ball game for the benefit
of the endowment fund of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home is scheduled at
American League Park. For weeks
past the various lodges and the chap
voting much attention to the event,
and this leads to the hope that a
record breaking crowd will be in at
tendance. The contestants will be the
Tempelites and the Outlanders. A
G McChesney Is chairman of the joint
committee in charge.
Dawson and La Fayette Lodges will
exchange rooms for their communica-
tions tomorrow evening, Dawson
Lodge holding its communication in
Lodgeroom No. 2 and La Fayette Lodge
in Lodgeroom No 1.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No. 27, has
the E. A. degree scheduled for July 8
and the NJ NJ. probably, for July 20.
NJ. NJ degree at its communication the
evening of July I.
The scheduled communication of
Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. Is, for
July has been called off.
Eminent Commander William T. Heb
bard announces that preparations are
twentieth anniversary of Orient Com
mandery, No. 5, in October. The ar
rangements are In charge of a commit
tee composed of William Mehn, chair
Richard p: Evans. Emil Fischer.
Thomas ]. Gates, John Gauh. Burt A
Grist. Edward p Hazleton, William T.
Hebbard. William NJ. Heinline, Joseph
p. Hodgson, Arv1ne w. Johnston,
Frank c. McCathran, Jacob J. Mem
bert. Joseph H. Mlans, William E.
Miller, Guy NJ. Neely, S. Boyce Pole,
Freeman W. Sharp. George w Slater,
Charles H. Squier and John T. Vivian.
Worshipful Master William E. Sims of
La Fayette Lodge, No. 10. has specially
announced, in addition to the NJ NJ de-
gree at a special communication tomor-
row evening at o'clock, instead Of Tues
day, as originally announced. to be fol-
lowed with refreshments, the E. A de-
gree for the evening of July /. the F. C.
degree for special communication at
p m. July Is and the E. A degree for the
regular communication at 7:30 the same
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