Evening star., 1915-04-18

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the American League Park, under the
auspices of the Association of Worship
full Masters. F.. A. A. NJ, between the
team representing the nineteen Ma
sonic lodges which meet at the New
Masonic Temple and the team repre-
senting the eleven Masonic lodges
| which meet elsewhere in the District.
F., proceeds to go to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
| Each contestant may submit as many
names as he wishes: all Suggestions
must be returned on or before noon of
| Saturday. April "a. to the sporting ed
itor of The Evening Star
Everything is in readiness for the
smoker and entertainment, compli-
mentary to the master Masons of the
District. given by kallipolis Grotto.
NJ. o. V. +. F.. R.. to be at the New
Willard Hotel next Saturday evening.
| Every master Mason in the District has
been invited and it is expected to be
one of the largest affairs ever heid in
| Washington. Past Monarch p. X. Pull
man, chairman. announces the follow
ing program: Main hall. concert by
kaiipolis Grotto Band; Introductory
realm. Samuel f. Shreve; address of
welcome. Monarch E. W. Libbey; selec-
tion by the band: address, why the
.irotto?' d. W. Thayer; selection by
ira: medley. kallipolis Glee Club: duet.
Edward l.. Hutchinson and Master Rup-
pert: solo. Kirk C. Miller; address,
William F. Guide: solo. Carl B. Mulve-
Daughter of the Grotto': Italian dialect
stories. Master of Ceremonies 1. S.
Goldsmith: medley. glee club: solo.
Charles Myers; recitation. D. S
Goumpf: medley. glee club; Avenue
Hall. moving pictures: introduction b!
the chairman; address of welcome.
Past Monarch X. B. Dickey; solo, John
L. Wilkerson; solo. Charles P. Rouse;
! moving picture; solo. Kirk {. Miller;
selection, mandolin club; address, Mon
arch E. w. Libbey; solo, Wilbur f.
Fookes; moving picture; solo. Milton j.
Filius; Italian dialect. Edwin Callow;
solo. Charles D. shackelford: moving
picture; address. Milton Hopfenmaier;
whistling solo, David Wolf: recitation.
| Paul Grove: moving picture; grand
finale by band and glee club
The smoker will be followed by a
| Buffalo booster ceremonial at the
J New Willard May s. The short form
initiation will be used and a large
| class is expected. This will be the
| last ceremonial prior to the conven-
tion of the Supreme Council to be held
at Buffalo June I, and 9.
About one hundred prophets of Kali
| lipoliS Grotto visited Baltimore last
, night and conducted the ritualistic
ceremony at the first ceremonial of
Yedz Grotto. recently organized in that
| city. The delegation was accompanied
by the grotto band. which furnished
music for the march from the railroad
station to the Lyric Theatef. where
the ceremonial was held, and later at
a banquet at the Hotel Rennert. The
full ritualistic ceremony was exempli-
fed, headed by Past Monarch John H.
lipolis Grotto. A large class was in
itiated and the prospects are bright
for prosperous grotto
Grand commandery visitations will
be made tomorrow evening to Orient
Commandery, No. S, knights Templar.
at its asylum at 4th street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. Rev. James
tion of the evening and special pro-
gram of entertainment has been pro-
vided, and on Wednesday evening to
Potomac Commandery. No. 3. the home
Charles T. Lindsey. which has been pre-
pairing for some time appropriately to
testify it's regard for him at the re-
ception.
The new officers of Columbia Com
mandery. No. 2, are follows: Com
! mander, Sir Louis H. Meyers; gen
| eraiissimo, Sir Benjamin F. Larcombe,
jr.: captain general, Sir Charles G.
Bell: Junior warden, Sir Melvin A.
Wertz: treasurer. r. E. Sir Walter H.
| Klopfer; recorder, E. Sir Charles E.
Baldwin: prelate, Sir James Fl. McIn-
tosh; standard bearer. Sir Clayton e.
Roberts; warder, Sir James A. West;
trustee, E. Sir John j. Narrower.
Orient Commandery, No. 5. in it's last
circular publishes the itinerary of the
pilgrimage to Cumberland. Md. May
| 4 and 5. The commandery will leave
Union station Wednesday morning at
! 8 o'clock. arriving in Cumberland at
Tfo hao dr., ~ yyi1 he at he
| Windsor Hotel and McIlwees' Concert
Band of Keyser, W. Va, has been en-
gagged for the parade at o'clock the
| day of arrival. Ladies are to accom-
pany the sir knights and special en-
, tertainments and souvenirs have been
provided for them.
| Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. No. /.
will have the mark degree Wednesday
| evening. when Past High Priest Ar
! the Grand Chapter. will head the Off
| cial line during the entire evening
other cfapters/have been invited and
assured of >~pleasant evening,
| Washington Council. No. 1. will have
| the royal and select master degrees at
| its assembly tomorrow evening. and a
report will be made by the companions
who visited Baltimore to see the super
/ excellent master degree as presented by
Concordia Council. No. l. March 19.
A trip to the summit Of Mount Raj
| nier; junket to the Strait of Juan de
| Fuca on an ocean-going steamship;
| midsummer floral dream and allegor-
F., ical pageant: barbecue and monster
| Mardi Gras, covering the entire down.
| town section, will be the principal en-
tertainment features of the forty-first
! annual session of the Imperial Council,
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. to be held
at Seattle. Wash. July Hill. inclusive.
The local temple is known as Nile
Temple.
The official program will embrace
four days of entertainment and three
days devoted to the council meeting
proper, with dancing each night. Re-
ceptions and special trips for the wives
of the Masonic delegates will be addi-
tional events.
| Sunday, July II, the Shriners will at
tend two divine services, one conduct ed
by Bishop Frederick w. Keator, poten-
tate of Afih Temple. Tacoma. and the
other by Rev. Mark A. Matthews, dele
gate to the fortieth annual session in
Atlanta recently moderator Of the
Presbyterian Church of America and
now pa stor of the largest Presbyterian
church in the country.
! Monday DIR. Frederick r. Smith, i'm
perial potentate. with his divan, will
be escorted through the streets to the
Imperial Council headquarters. Band
concerts will be given continuously
throughout the day and evening. The
}, Governor Of Washington will hold an
official reception and several big en-
\ The Imperial Council meeting will be-
p}p Tueaday morning fol1oWjnr a bril-