The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-25

| -toi Al ahth thAfIERS.
! July 8-Mount Vernon No. ), called of Hiram
/ No. 10; Anacostia. No. T. called off,
| July A-Mount Horeb. No. I; Potomac. No. 9.
July S-Mount Pleasant. No. u. called off.
| hNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIES.
July l-De MolAy Mounted No. 4. called of.
July 3-Wsshington. No. l. called of.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE,
july A-Robert de Bruce Council Of kadosh. No. /.
| EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
July 3-remple. No. Is. called Of Columbia. No.
Is.
! July G-Electa. No 2; Bethlehem. No. I; Friend.
, ship. No. y: Fidelity No. 49,
July zs-Naomi No. }, called of; Brookland,
No. II.
Mafrons and Patrons Hold Reunion.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p.
Plumley, in Takoma Park, was the scene
or the July reunion of the 1910 Matrons
and Patrons Association, o. E. s., and
those present reported a most enjoyable
evening. Many Chinese lanterns decked
the lawn, but showers had made the
grass too damp for an outdoor gathering.
so the party was seated on the spacious
screened porth. At the business session
appropriate resolutions on the death OF
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Harper were adopted.
The grand patron, Arthur NJ. Poynton.
member of this association. was re-
ported to be ill, and much regret was eX-
pressed by the members.
Two beautifully rendered reCtations
by Mrs. Louis c. Wilson proved a sur
prise, as well as a great pleasure, to the
members, as this was the first entertain
ment of the association in which she has
taken part. Other recitations by Miss
Hay and Mrs. Frey. in their usual
charming style: solos by Mr.. Rowen and
Mrs. Plumley. and an exhibition of fancy
dancing by Mr.. and Mrs. Frey and Mr..
Henry completed the program. Bounti-
full refreshments were served by the COM
mittee. consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Plumley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, ana
DR. and Mrs. Galloway.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs James
E. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Angus La
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Frey. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer G. Mayberry, MIR. and
Mrs Walter p. Plumley. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Frank Campbell. Miss Corinne Hay
DR.. and Mrs. D. p. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs.
James D. Rowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis {.
Wilson. DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Hampton.
DR.. and Mrs c. c. Galloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Henry, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel G. Barnard.
Grotto Elects a Life Member.
At a business meeting of Kallirols
Grotto. held in Chamber Of Commerce
Hall Wednesday evening. Judge George
Fleming Moore. sovereign grand, COM
mander, A. A. s. r.. Southern Jurisdic-
ton. Mother Council of the World who,
by special dispensation of the grand
monarch was recently made Prophet"
at sight by kalliPolis Grotto. was pre-
scented with a life membership card en-
graved on solid gold. The presentation
speech was made by Prophet Milton
Hopfenmaier, who. in a few well chosen
words. expressed the pleasure of Kali
lipolis Grotto in welcoming him TO mem
bership in the Order of Yelled Prophets.
Judge Moore in an eloquent response. ex-
pressed his appreciation of the honor
conferred upon him and feelingly refer
red to the teachings of Masonry and
praised the work of the Grotto. At the
conclusion of his remarks, which were
enthusiastically appIauded. the Prophets
gathered around him and with hearty
handshakes manifested their pleasure at
his enrolment as member of the
Grotto.
Six candidates were initiated in short
form. the class consisting of David Bis
sett. Charles F. Giddings, Alvin L. New
myer Carl W. Schmitt. Nathan ". Shelf
ferman and Irving w. Wyndham.
Monarch E. W. Libhey announced the
deaths. since the last meeting. of Proph-
and John II. Heinrichs.
Announcement was also made of the
recent marriage of Prophet Castleman
P. Boss. and the birth of son to
Prophet Frank f. Gibson. to both of
whom a vote of congratulations was ten |
dered.
Prophet II. NJ Bedcll. chairman OF the
Detroit convention committee. announced
the appointment of Prophet George
Fleming Moore as treasurer of that COM
mittee.
c. Miller and John Wilkerson sang solos. |
with Prophet Jacque Heidenheimer as
and Prophet p. V. Heating |
told several Irish dialect stories.
Chief Justice Jeorge II. Emmons. jr.. !
chairman of the Chesapeake Beach eX-
cursion committee, announced that all is |
in readiness for this annual event, which !
takes place next Wednesday. A large at
tendance is anticipated and no pains will
be spared to provide entertainment for
the Prophets, their families and friends.
There will he athletic events and OK
cart rides for the children, perplexing
contests for the ladies. and Grotto
stunts for the amusement of everybody.
The Grotto band will furnish music at
frequent intervals throughout the day.
and AS grand finale there will he a
parade of the Prophets, their families
and friends along the boardwalk. of
which a moving picture film will be
made. This film will be exhibited at
irotto functions later in the season. and
s calculated to afford amusement and
enable the excursionists to see them
selves as others see them.
The railroads have promised adequate
ar and train, service and a day of pleas
Ire is promised to all who attend.
At the request of Columbia Command
Try the Grotto band will furnish music
or the knights Templar excursion to-
Marshall Hall on August 3.
Chapter to Take Vaca-
Friendship Chapter. o. E. s. will hold
is regular meeting in Masonic Temple,
next Tuesday evening.
When the various committees will make
eport of the seasons work. This will
e the last meeting of the chapter until
september.
Friendship Chapter is looking forward
o big day at Chesapeake Beach. Aug
st 10, when it will join with Electa.
Bethlehem, Ruth. Temple and Brook
and chapters in what is called Eastern
tar Day" at the beach. John S. Berry
nan. chairman for Friendship Chapter I
n this event, recently met with the chair
len of the other chapters and a pro-
ram has been mapped out that will
lake the occasion one of the biggest and
lost pleasant of its kind. The railroad
ill arrange ample accommodations for
he large crowds and everything will be
one to give comfort and pleasure to all