Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11

party and large attendance Is eX'
pected.
The annual excursion of Kallipolis
Grotto to Chesapeake Beach will take
place July IS. Chief Justice George H
| Emmons, jr.. chairman of the general
| committee, and his subchairmen are
putting the finishing touches on the
program of arrangements. Many move
features have been planned. The pro.
| gram includes athletic events for the
children, novel contests for the ladies'
and grotesque affairs for the prophets
Charles A. Stevens. director of the Glee
Club. Is arranging the entertainment,
features, which will include a parade
; on the boardwalk, Of which a moving
picture film will be made. Samuel F
Shreve, president. and Prof. Julius
+, will attend to the musical features.
| AS an added attraction Master OF
| Ceremonies /. s. Goldsmith announces
that the degree of the Improved Or
der of Yellow Dog will be conferred
| There will be business meeting OF
the grotto at Chamber of Commerce
Hall July p.
social session the evening of July
10. after considering routine business
no degree work being scheduled.
of the executive committee in charge
of the excursion of Columbia Com
mandery. No. 2. knights Templar
which will be given at Marshall Hall
Tuesday, August 8. with an army OF
subcommittees. is strenuously endeav-
| oring to make the affair memorable in
the amusement annals of templar ma
sonry in the District. While the morn
all-day picnic parties. the real mer-
riment" will begin on the arrival OF
| the ESQ boat. with the athletic ex-
ercises and events, and from that time
7 nm loo IoA 1oor holl
Hall at 10 pm. it has been planned to
have something doing" out of the or
binary, Harry Evans will head the
| fireworks committee. which is planning
upon the arrival OF the evening boat
and throughout the evening. Thomas
f. Hampton of the public comfort COM
mittee will be on the grounds all day
to provide ice and other comforts for
the picnic parties. Charles Long. the
long arm athletic expert, chairman,
and Chester r. Sampson, the cowboy
lassoist. with Virgil NJ. Fookes, who
are accommodating suitable prizes for
the winners In a wide and varied pro-
gram Of athletics.
The committees in charge are as
follows:
Executive-Louis H. Meyers, COM
mander; Colin E. E. Father, chairman
George L. Isemann, vice chairman;
Charles E. Baldwin, secretary, and Ed
gar A NELSON. treasurer.
Reception-Frank E. Gibson, chair
man; Seaton w. Trunnel, vice chair
man; Matthew Trimble. Myron NJ. Par
ker. John Wilson, Emmett C. Gilmore,
J. Henry Small: Walter Il Kiopfer,
tus. John ]. narrower, Alexander
Grant, Harry F. Riley. James Mckee,
]. Harry Cunningham. John A. Meyer.
Frank R. Underwood. Ross P. Andrews,
]. Eldridge Burns. c. c. Coombs. Frank
H. Dixon, L. w. Estes, Starke NJ. Gro
gan. s. B. Hege. James G. Hudson. C.
H. Mcintosh. Raymond W. Pullman and
Melvin A. Wertz.
Tickets-E. Richard Gasch. chairman:
r. p; l. Thomas, vice chairman; E. C.
Coles. James E. Dalgleish, John A. Ell
linger. George W. Harris. Arthur E.
Hess. Robert J: Jones, Thomas F..
Joyce, Frank T. Knock. Frank E. Koch.
!. Meader. August F. Moeller. William
A. Palmer. George w. Rae, Charles H.
Reiter. Charles F. Roberts, J. Lewis
Sherwood S Charles Some. E. Lawrence
Athletics and prizes-Charles Long.
chairman; c. R. Samson. v. NJ Fookes.
Ross P: Andrews. Walter B. Avery.
Edward pol, L. Brics. J: Donald Britt. Bert
G. Clay. John J. Costinett, Samuel II.
Deckman. Henry E. Eibel, Charles E.
Foster. Charles II. Fred. Carey S. Frye,
sasane Harry y R ssHasss
Gustav A. Kneessi, Henry c. Nails,
William H. Nash, Harry A. Newman,
James E; Nyman. H. T; offterdinger.
Harry T. Roche. Edward S. Schmid, Eli
n. Sheetz. Parker H. Sweet, Sd; Robert
l. Tiller, Louis F: Valentine, William
J: Vonderheide. Thomas b. Walker,
Warren, George H. Whiting, Alfred NJ.
Wilson and Frederick Yates.
Floor-Charies B. Matthews, chair
man; George E. Bebbard. vice chair
Sylvester r. Bowen. Charles A. Butler,
man; George E. Hebbard, vice chair
l.. z. Darrell. George w. Engel, James
C. Hassall. NJ. A. Hess. William r. F..
Hines. william F. Holmes. Emil A.
Moody. Louis Perna. Robert B. O'Hara,
George w. Robson, George A. Smith,
II. a. Stacy. c. c. Van Allen, Ferd
Waldman. James H. Windsor.
Public comfort-Thomas E. Hampton
chairman; Earl A. Owens, vice chair
man: John H. Adams, John A. Crevenka,
Allan T. Curran. Cornelius Eckhardt
CLAYTON T. Emig, Harry l.. Gordon, w.
Harris. Nejib Hekimian, William C.
Herbert, d. S. Hoover, J. w. Kimmer-
ling. Thomas d. Lewis. John w. Lynn,
Marshall McKibben. George J. P. Maier.
oOhH hlCndel PlpltOne,
Thomas A. Robbins. Louis J. Schroeder,
Riley a Sweet, John H. Travers, Virgil
c. Young.
illumination Harry Evans. chair
man; ii. f. Hunt. vice chairman; George
a. Anthony. Benjamin F.. Benton,
George E. Cadarr. Oscar II. Coumbe, J.
q. .Dassoulas. Benjamin F. DeAtley,
John A. Diehl. NJ. A. DManna. H. C..
yesterday, w. H. Misher, James Gray.
X. A. Guerrant. G. w. Harrison, J. +.
Heimer, w. j. Hill, William Koch. John
James, George Pitt, G. Julian Sibley.
Hubert Swami. Walter Z. Thompson,
Edmund S. Wolfe.
Press-Charles Long chairman; Will
liam S. Macdonald. vice chairman; H. G..
Augusterfer, William p Barnhart, E..
N. Carter, George J. Chaffee, Thornton
q. Crown. Robert A. Daniel. C. NJ Ham
,aett. Charles p. Hancock, John H.
Honacker. Dexter s. Hussey. e. H. Jem-
lson. S. c. Johnson. Hunter H. Lough-
ton. Joseph E. Leaman, James G. Lord,
Isaac s. Pennybacker. Arthur H.
Mitchell William L. Radcliffe, L. p
Luther F. Spear. Cory NJ. Stadden.
Printing-James A. West, Chairman:
William John Eynon. vice chairman;
aenry E: Ayler. Grant s. Barnhardt,
Charles r. Bartlett. Robert J. Bell.
Charles H. Bradley. Howard G. Brown,
shelby Clarke. William L. Conley, John
J. Crawford. o. A. Danzenbaker, H. A..
donaldson. George J. Efferen, John w
Fisher. jr.; Joseph w. Fox, Jonn G..
Hodges. {. Walter Hoover, John r.
; Jarvis. William ID. Letssler, j. William
Lucas. James S. Mccarthy, Townley A.,
Mckee. William F. Morris. Tracy NJ.