Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28

ing to the time and place of meeting
| and the dues.
Kallipolis Grotto base ball team is to
| give an entertainment at Polls tomor-
| row evening. with specialties and grot-
| to moving pictures shown between the
| acts. Miss Gertrude Misel Miss Ruth
| Ayler and William Clabaugh will sing
| and the pictures will show kallipolis
| Grotto at it's sports, including the bal
| team Is it will be lined up against tho
/ team of Almas Temple for the game
! June Il for the benefit of the Masonic
, and Eastern Star Home.
! Monarch George H. Emmons has is
| sued a call for a business session of
, kallipolis Grotto at the Chamber of
Commerce Hall the evening of June 9.
! The grotto drill corps. Percy V. keat-
| ing. comma nding. delighted its friends
with it's "Old Virginia reel party" at
Builders Hall Wednesday evening. Mu-
/ sic was furnished by Jacque Heiden-
| heimer. the grotto pianist; A. H. Sta
PIES violinist. and Miss Mildred Mar
! lett of Harpers Ferry gave recitation
| and Charles A. Stevens a song in the
| program of entertainment outside the
! dancing which prevailed until mid
night. Grand Chief Justice Ed S.
| Schmid provided an unlooked-for incl
| dent by calling to the platform Past
| Monarch f. w. Libbey, who then, after
! reviewing the work of Capt. Heating
and saying many nice things about him,
presented him with a handsome sword,
| the gift of members of the drill corps.
| A letter from Grand Master William W.
Je!mane expressing regret at his ina
biiity to be present was read. Re
Treatments were served.
Fast Monarch Peter r. Pullman, who
is in charge of the arrangements for
| the "All Masonic day at Camp Good
Will July s, states that liberal re-
sponses have been received in answer
to the appeal for the children of Camp
Good Will. but that they need all they
can get and he is ready to receive do
nations as long as they come in. The
event is an earnest effort on the part
of kallipolis Grotto, through Past Mon
arch Pullman. to show the needy chill
dren of the camp what the grotto can
do in the way of Masonic kindness.
Delhi Grotto of Dallas, Tex. celebrat-
ed highly successful ceremonial Fri
day evening. preceded by street pa
rade and followed by an elaborate ban
quet. furnished by the women of the
Order of the Eastern Star. The Delhi
Military Band and the Drill Corps were
conspicuous figures in the parade, and
more so in the ceremonial and banquet
The Yelled Prophets of Texas. it is
said. are receiving big influx in their
membership since Sovereign Grand
who is himself a member of Kallipolis
Grotto and holds it's certificate in solid
gold. corrected false impression of
the organization that was gaining
nedQWdy among IeXaS MaSOnS. Inc
grand commander is said to be strong
for the grotto. He is also an enthusi-
astic noble of the Mystic Shrine.
The joint committee of Bethesda
Lodge, No. 204, of Bethesda, Nd. which
has organized as Bethesda Social, No.
204, assisted by members of Naomi
Chapter. No. %. Order of the Eastern
Star of Maryland, is making much
| Roadway in the preparations for its
Decoration
May 3d. and continues until June 2, in
elusive. Not only the Masons of the
vicinity. but all the members of the
Eastern Star, pulling vigorously for
the event, which, it is hoped. will give
Masonic temple to Bethesda. The So
cial has set apart Tuesday night for the
blue lodges of Maryland and the Dis
trict; Wednesday night for the Order of
the Eastern Star of Maryland and the
District: Thursday night for grotto
night. Friday night for the Mystic
shrine, and every night for a dancing
carnival. following the other pleasures
provided.
also president of the social. has ap-
pointed the following committees
Committee on arrangements-Char
H. Becker. chairman: William Nei-
never, William B. kilpa trick. W. ).
Committee on tickets. II. Bilbrey,
chairman; NJ. J. Beardslee and w. w.
Britt Reception committee-A. l. Fllnt
chairman: Jed Cuttings and John II.
Cox. Donation committee-Jed Cuttings.
chairman; j. H. Bilbrey and William
NeImeyer Ladies' committee-Mrs
Lewis Keiser, chairman: Mrs K: ).
Service Mrs E. V. Caywood, Mrs. E. X
Magic and Mrs. c. H. Becker Commit
tee on decorations-C. II. Flett, cnalr-
wood Committee on order-Mlliard
Peake. Committee on publicity-Wil-
liam Neimeyer.
Boy Scouts of Friendship. Drummond
and Somerset will be on hand TO assist
in parking automobiles
The prospective Masonic temple wiz
be erected on a lot owned by the lodge,
where the carnival will be given, at the
intersection of the Rockville pike and
the old Georgetown road. the site being
known as .the old blacksmith shop
corner" a landmark of Montgomery
county.
Dawson Lodge. No 16. not losing
sight Of the big base ball game between
Almas Temple and kallipolis Grotto.
June II. has it's eyes turned toward Con-
cordville, Pa. and its fraternal visit to
Concord Lodge. No 625. OF thar place.
pleasures. besides that OF meeting the
i Pennsylvania brethren and getting
glimpse of their Masonic work, is in
the hands of John A. Colborn. Royal E.
I
Stearman and John j. Costinett
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter, No. IL.
will have the Royal Arch degree the
evening of June 9. Friday evening it
presented the =. NJ. and NJ. F.. NJ. de-
grees, with Captain of the Host Bidwell
and Scribe Hall officiating. Refresh
mentS were served.
| Saturday evening the Compass Club will
hold "A smoker in the crystal dining room
! of the New Ebbtt.
The fraternity band. composed Of TWEEN
ty-eight members Of the different clubs.
will play selections throughout the even
ing
The program includes specialties by
| Messrs Werner. Kahn, Myrowitch and
| Anthony Dennison and other musical
numbers. together with offerings by the
atrical talent. Refreshments will be pro-
, vded
Every Masonic club will be represented
at this smoker, and President Troutman
| ION acquaintance" will dispense good
| fellowship. II will be an informal gath
ering to enable Masons not yet club
members to obtain an idea Of the club
spirit that exists among those engaged
! in daily occupation together.
Guy w. A. Camp. secretary of Hiram
| Royal Arch Chapter No. 10. il is an
nounced. received telegram Thursday
! been granted for the institution of a
new council of Royal and Select Mas
ters to be known as Columbia Coun-
ell. No. 3. 1t has not yet been an
nounced when the new council will be
/ Instituted nor who Will be the officers.