The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-06
body paid . visit to Cathedral Chapter

body paid visit to Cathedral Chapter.
No IA. O. q. g.
At the Next stated meeting on June II
q floral degree will be given. This par
ticular degree IL Of great beauty. and one
never before given in the District Of
Columbia. worthy Matron Lashhorn ex-
tends cordial invitation to all members
Of the order to be present
froEran Give. by Fidelity Chapter.
The open meeting held by Fidelity
Chapter. No. 1e, o. E. s.. on Tuesday
] evening was attended by q large number
OF friends and the excellent program
was enjoyed by all. On account Of the
illness of one of the members who was
| to assist home talent in presenting THAT
Blond Person" the sketch could not be
given. Past Grand Matron Jessie W.
DIR. Cowles, Of Cathedral Chapter. gave
| an enjoyable comedy entitled THE
Burglar" reading by Mrs. Love. of
| Areme Chapter. and solos by Mrs. Nc
Mecham. of Fidelity Chapter: Miss Al
bees, of Washington and Jose Borgos,
OF Manila, P. l., were greatly enjoyed.
A special feature of the evenings en-
tertainment consisted Of several piano
solos by Jose Salcedo. of Manila, P. l.,
Fidelity Chapter will celebrate its first
anniversary at the meeting to be held
June Is. This will be followed by a
lawn party June IS on the lawn of
Worthy Matron Stella Knapp. lH5 Crit
tenden street. Az friends are cordially
invited to attend tboth events.
BrooLland charter. o. e. s., Invites
Visitors.
Worthy Matron Helena G. Lennon, of
Brockland Chapter. No. II, o. f. S., in
vites the fraternity to attend the meet
ing of June'9. when visitors from Mary
Washington Chapter, of Alexandria. will
be present: also lawn party to be given
by Brookland Chapter on Thursday even
ing, June Il, at Twelfth and Kearney
streets northeast. At the last meeting
large number of members from Miz-
pah Chapter, including Past Grand Ma
iron Carrie Bornheim, Worthy Matron
Mayme S. Kuechle. and Worthy Patron
Reuben A. Bogley. were present Miss
Hazel Bornheim and Mrs. Bertha kunkle
of Mizpah, contributed to the charm of
the evening with delightful vocal solos
and recitations.
"PrOphets" Leave for Convention.
Nearly one hundred Prophets Of Kallip- |
oils Grotto left at 7s40 this morning over
the Pennsylvania Railroad for Buffalo to
attend the Supreme Council convention |
to be held in that city June I. s. and g. |
Many were accompanied by their wives |
and they made a merry party. Past Mon |
arch Edward S. Schmid grand orator of |
the supreme body. saw to it that the |
new grotto goat, BILLY Kallip H. was
safely aboard the. train prior to depart
ing. Billy will have a prominent place
in the parade of grottoes. The band. Of
course, accompanied the local prophets,
and it is expected that they will give
good account Of themselves and land at
least one of the prizes in the band con-
test.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the entertainment of the visiting
prophets and ladies. including trips to
Niagara Falls and other nearby places
of interest, boat rides and theater par
ties. One of the most interesting fea-
ton prophets will be the advancement of
Past Monarch Edward s. Schmid in the
line of grand officers.
The original intention was to leave
at $50 a. M. but owing to
Unavoidable changes in railroad sched-
ules the time Of departure was changed
to 1:4o. The Washington headquarters
Will be at the Hotel Lafayette.
After the Supreme Council session the
next event of the grotto will be the an
nual excursion to Chesapeake Beach on
July g. Chief Justice George H. EN-
MONS jr., is chairman of this outing and
It is hoped to make it a gala day for the
prophets and their families. Yedz Grotto, e,
Of Baltimore. will also give an excursion
TO the beach on the same date.