Evening star., 1916-03-19

tion.
| Much interest is being manifested by
| the prophets in the Srottos participa-
| ton in the ball game to be PLAYED be
tween the shrine and grotto Tor the
benefit of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home in June Chief Scout Andy
| walker could perhaps tell enough TO
make rather interesting reading, but
he will not. He is keeping the names
| of the players thus far selected bot
f. tied uD. like a cipher dispatch from the
eral selections have been made. he says
! the complete lineup Will not De an
! nounced until the return of the big
/ league players from the training
| camps. The Srotto boasts several play
| ers among the heavy ones. Monarch
| Emmons Chief Justice I. s. Goldsmith
! and Master of Ceremonies A II. Rogers
| are insistent that Kallipolis Grotto will
/ win the game. although II is CONCEDED
! it will be a battle royal.
| 1t has been decided to make the team
permanent auxiliary of the grotto Ohcial
| sanction for this will be asked at the
| meeting of The grotto April 3.
! Prophet Charles A. Stevens. director of
/ the GIee club is rehearsing the glee
singers for the joint musical entertain
ment with the Indian Guard Band. I'M
proved Order of Red Men of Alexandra.
| Va. Friday. The prophets will be met
| upon arrival in Alexandria by Mayor
Fisher and the Red Men. The key to the
city will be presented to the Washington
prophets by the mayor. after which
{, parade will he formed. the line OF march
10 he along the principal street to FIlls'
| Hall. where the entertainment will be
staged. The. official program reads:
, "kallipolis Grotto Glee Club Ganlhol
/ Cyclone OF Melody. Whrlwind of Mirth
by the Kings OF Gleeville": Prof. .Iacque
Heidenheimer pianist: Woerner and
Gross. BLACK Face Princes; Charles
\. Stevens. ''Potentate OF Entertainers"
, Edward l.. Hutchison. Monarch OF Song
I X jrlS In E.r1
! Up Drummer: Charles b. Shackleford.
| sultan of Vaudeville: David Wolf, ''rhe
! NhistlinG Wonder: c. n. Popenoe. saxo-
phone soloist Wilbur E. Fookes Great
Mandolin Melange': Fred Kramer and
his 'Schnitzelbank" warblers.
The Indian Guard Band will be directed
by Prof. Julius Hamper who is also
member of kalipolis Grotto.
, A special train will leave 18th street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue at $50 pm.
| Delhi Grotto of Dall;,.;. Ten. while only
"a few months old. has already organized
a band. drill corps. orchestra. and as an
Islam Grotto. No. 30 Of Pittsburgh
, Pa. is making rapid progress with its
movement for a grotto temple A re-
, cent circular states:
There will he = theater. banquet
hail. reception hall. dancing audito-
rum. fraternal clubroomS. billiard hall
bowling alley and every other frater-
nal essential 10 the ma king of a tenn
pie of which the order as whole and
each individual member will be proud"
| The Triangle Club of Master Masons
has a membership OF 204. 1Oo Of whom
are members of District lodges and
ninety-nine members of lodges in other
Jurisdictions, distributed in twenty-six
; different lodges in the District and :wen-
ty-nine elsewhere. from Maine to Ma
Mia, the Philippines.
Mount Pleasant ROYAL Arch Chapter,
No. g. will present the p NJ. and NJ.
f. NJ. degrees at its convocation Fri
day evening.
Lafayette Lodge. No. 49, will have a
special Saturday evening for the NJ. Nj.
degree.
High Priest George G. Seibold as evil
dence that Columbia Royal Arch Chap
ter. No. !, never does anything by
halves, points out that ten candidates
degrees Wednesday evening; that nine
will participate in the Royal Arch de-
gree March -. and that one will be
cared for in a sister chapter.
late circular Of Columbia Com
~ .
W. Hamilton Smith. one of its distin-
guished members. has been i'll at Car
field Hospital for several weeks. but is
now sufficiently improved to return to
his home.
The commanders drill corps met la st
evening for important drill Its
officers are: Charles d. Shackelford,
captain: Colin E. e. Flather first lieu
tenant: Charles E. Baldwin. recorder,
and Edgar A. Nelson. jr., treasurer.
The Masters Association of 1910 met
recently and effected 2 permanent organi-
Zaton and decided TO hold banquet
about April l. The election Of officers re-
suited as follows: President Past Grand
Master George C. Ober vice president, g.
E. Dunkum secretary-treasurer. Castle
man p. Boss: executive committee. the
officers and A. 4. Seryen and Charles
katteImann. Those present were George
&c. Ober. g. r. Dunkuin. &. =. Boss. A. r.
Server. Charles katielmann, George II.
Copes, J. Frank Campbell. W. e. Firoved,
H. f; Bittinger. j. n. Sterzer and Charles
X. PiInper.
Ladies night was celebrated by Dsw-
son Lodge. No 16 Monday evening.
Fully $50 persons crowded the command
cry room to enjoy the program rendered
by local organization composed Of
Soprano, Mrs. William Joyce. contral,o,
Miss Lillian Chenoweth reader. Miss
Mabel Evans: 3ccompaniSt. Miss Anna
Nice 'osch first tenor. Glenn G. Dorsey
second tenor. Roy Reali baritone, George
A. Lovctt basso g; X Weston Hawai-
ian musicians. Harry X. Gilman. J. nesha
and s Desha The program follows
| Mixed quartet. soprano solo. male quar-
tet accompanied by native Ha waiian in
struments. reading. mixed quartet. Hs :
wsian trio. male quartet. contraito solo.
reading. male quartet and Hawaiia:' trio.
Music WAS furnished By MondeIfs Or
chestra and the address of welcome
was delivered by Worshipful Master
Perry =. Patrick. After the program a
lodgeroom. where the officers of the
lodge were in the receiving line. A
buffet supper was served in the base
ment and dancing followed. Those in
charge OF arrangements included:
General committee-1;. X Weston.
chairman: claud DeBaun. NJ. e. Leon
ard. Charles F. \. Stencil, James \.
! Ingraham. j. j. Costinett. Robert &.
Hunter. Charles r. Abeli, jr., Irving =.
! Hail. Daniel NJ Jones. Marl. Stearman.
Charles l.. Taylor. Arthur S. Miskell.
Raymond a. Kelser. Charlton VI. Clark
Roy Miskell and Alfred h. GawIer
Refreshment committee Irving S.
Hail. Alfred Il. Gawler j. J. Costinett,
Arthur $ Miskell and Merle G. Leonard.
| reception committee-John A. Col
born. p NJ. chairman and Past Masters
, ! orNille Drown. George w. Siggers
, Thomas W. Bramhall. Benjamin F.
. / Larcombe, George w. Baumann Royal
. r. corWlu. John B. Ireland. George G..
Seibold II. &. Thompson. Louis Jacob
son. Charles Boyd. Benjamin f. Odell,
/. G II. Woodward, James II. Trimble,
: William +. I.annan. Milton Stra sburger
q. / I