The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-16

tion.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the entertainment Of visit
ing prophets, and especial attention
will be given to the ladies'. The three
day program Is as follows: Monday.
June reception and ball to Supreme
Council, visiting prophets and ladies.
S p. m. at Elmwood Music Hall Open
house. Hotel Statler, ball room.
Tuesday. June S-Visiting delega-
tons escorted to hotels, $3.50 a. m.
Opening of Supreme Council. Buffalo
Consistory. IL m.-Complimentary
luncheon to Supreme CouncII. Consis-
tory House.
p. m.-Boat trip on Lake Erie.
q D. m.-Parade of Grottos, ending
at Carnival Court, where band con-
tests; competitive drills and playing
by massed bands will be the features.
Wednesday. June 9, 10 a. m.-Auto-
mobile sightseeing tour for ladies.
els p. m.-Stag theater party. Gay
ETY. Theater.
s D. m.-Theater party TOR ladies,
Shea's Theater.
p. m.-Ceremonial session, Buffalo
Consistory.
4 business meeting of the Grotto
will be held the latter part of this
month to complete the final details.
At this meeting n last opportunity
prior to the convention will be given
candidates to obtain admission by TIE
short form initiation.
Level Club to Hold Initiation.
The next meeting of the Level CIuo
will be held or Saturday. May %: The
committee on membership announces
a large class of initiates for this
meeting and an effort is being made
Ia
gram of unusual merit is in prepare
ton and refreshments will be served.
Notes Of Scottish Rite Bodies.
The spring work of the Ancient ana
completion. will be continued on
Tuesday. May Is. when Albert Pike
Consistory will confer the Thirty first
degree, inspector inquisitor. with Hor-
ace P. Mcintosh. X. c. c. H., in
charge, assisted by Nathan WE'LL, X
C. c. H.. Francis J. Woodman, thirty
third degree Hon.: Lem Towers. IT.,
thirty-second degree: James H. McIn-
tosh. X. c. c. H.: Allen Bussius.
Bailey, X. c. c. H.: Archie D. Engel.
thirty-second degree; Jacobus Seneca
Jones. thirty-third degree Hon.; e. st.
Clair Thompson. thirty-second degree;
John H. Won Hermann, K c. c. H,
and Charles G. F. Topper. X. c. u
II.
After the work Of the degree Gideon
J. Pillow will deliver his illustrated
lecture, THE Story Of Washington"
its founding, destruction and develop
ment Tho lecture Is illustrated with
more than 26o.stereopticon slides. some
of which are made from the rarest
pictures. The lecturer approaches his
subject from the historical and polit-
ical viewpoint describing in detail the
important incidents connected with =
national seat of government from the
period when the American colonies
separated from England to the pres
Rite feel that their effort In securing
this lecture will be appreciated by the
membership and that Mr.. Pillow will
be encouraged by a large audience.
Columbia Chapter, O. Z. s., Enjoys
Program.
Columbia Chapter, No. Is, o. e. s..
met Monday evening with . large at
tendance of members and visitors
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Stewart, chairman of
the rummage sale. reported one of
the most successful sales ever held by
the chapter. After the regular busi-
ness had been conducted. the meeting
was thrown open and the following
program rendered: Vocal solo, Mr..
Henry Pekau; selections on the VIC
trola by Past Patron E., e. Putnam:
vocal solo, Mrs. Olive Joyce; violin
solo, Miss Harbors: vocal solo. Mr.. F.
Edmond Boyer. Refreshments were
served. and the evenings entertain
ment was concluded by dancing.
The card party given by the chap
ter Saturday evening WAS largely at
tended. Several handsome prizes were
provided.
The Floral Circle will meet with
Mrs. Jennie Howard. 2031 Flagler
place. Monday afternoon At 1880
o'clock.
Arene Chapter Club to Present Play
Areme Chapter, No. 10. o. e. g., will
havesan open meeting next Wednesday
night, when the Chapters Dramatic
Club will present its new play en-
titled. The Turkish Maiden" Mucn
time and preparation have been spent
In perfecting this play and those who
know the ability of the various mem
bers of the Dramatic Club speak OF
the coming event as the best they
have ever undertaken.
Worthy Matron Maud Fellheimer
and Worthy Patron Charles L. Hosch
cordially invite all members Of the
order and their friends to atteno
While the last meeting Of the chap
ter was devoted to work and the in
itiation Of several candidates the COM
Ing meeting will be devoted to en-
tertainment. The chapter announces
a theater benefit for June 1.
FrienAship Chapter Initiate. Class.
Friendship Chapter. No. II. o. e. g..
met in Masonic Hall, Tennallytown, D.
c., Tuesday. After the regular order
Of business the degrees were copfer-
red ON q large class Of CANDIDA tes
Mrs Nellie Fletcher. chairman Of the
rummags sale, reported . large sum
realized from the same. The worthy
matron, l. MaEella Parks, extended
thanks from the chapter to Mrs
Fletcher and her assistants for their
good work.
Osiris Lodge to Celebrate Anniver-
Osiris Lodge. No Is, r. A. A. NJ,
will hold it's twenty-fifth anniversary
on Wednesday, May 19. Grand Master
Alex Grant will be present and ao-
dress the members. P. G. M. l. Ca
bell Williamson will give a sketch Of
the founding Of the lodge and its sub
sequent history. P. G. NJ, James a
Sample, who was grand master at the
time the lodge was chartered, will
also speak on the early history Of the
lodge Rev. J. Henning helms, Of the
Church Of the Ascension, has also