The Washington herald., 1916-01-16

one event of the Grotto year when mere
man pales into insignifcance and lends
his efforts to the entertainment Of the
ladies'. This years affair will prove no
exception. An innovation has been made
this year which 1t 10 expected will tax
the capacity of the ball room. The In
novation Is the extending of Invitations
to all Master Masons to attend with
their ladies, which permits the prophets
TO invite as many of their Masonic
brethren as may care to attend This
together with the double attraction Of a
musical program and dancing. Is calcu-
lated to make 1t one of the most largely
The famous Grotto Band will furnish the
dance music. AS usual, there will be a
few surprises" not enumerated on the
program, ebut Characteristic of Grotto
entertainments. Chairman l. s. Gold
smith. however. cannot be persuaded to
make known their nature, even to his
fellow committeeman. He admonishes
all prophets to attend this entertain
ment, or forever afterwards you'n be
sorry" He also adds that no prophet
VIII be selfish enough to attend without
his wife or sweetheart.
An invitation has been extended to the
grand monarch. w. H. Snyder, OF FL
mira, N. Y, and il he can SO adjust his
other engagements he will be present.
A beautiful souvenir program is in
preparation and there will be favors for
the ladies.
The complete program is as follows:
to 9:3o-Miss Hazel Bornheim. favorite
cabaret star, 19l4-1915; Mr.. OtN1 Woerner
after dinner star, in THE GerNan Diplo-
mat" Miss Clara Naecker, "JlSt a Lit
tie Bit Of Heaven" and you Great, Bic
Dancing DOLL" Mr.. Herbert ]. jacob, and
Miss Selma Selinger, stars of 1916 cabaret
and 1914 Grease Paint Club. in "on the
Telephone" Cabaret stars 19I4-1915, fea-
turing Myer Jolson, Al Joison's Kid
Brother: Paul Ennet. Henry Berman
Raymond Ennet, Joe GoIdstein and Croso
Potassi; Mrs. Julian Brylawski. queen
of Hearts carbaret show, 1914, The Girl
and the Moon Cabaret Show, 1915"
$50 to 1o-Refreshments.
10 to 12-pancing. Music by the Grottc
Band
On Wednesday evening. last, the Glee
Club debated, gastronomically, the ques.
ton: Has An Oyster the Right to Liver
The question was decided In the negative
by twenty-five or more members of the
club who met at the Builders Exchange
An address was made by Past Monarch
p. R. Pullman, after which the followinl
program was rendered: Duet, Otto e
Woerner and Joseph Gross: solos, Charles
A. Stevens, Kirk c. Miller, Edward l.
Hutchinson. Jacque Heidenheimer was
accompanist
The annual election and installation
| OF officers will be held IN Chamber OF
Commerce Hall on January q.
The initiatory degree Will be conferred
at the regular meeting of Mount Pleas
ant Lodge, No. g. Tuesday night, Four.
teenth and Kenyon streets northwest
| Noble Grand Edwin Allan Swingle ex
tends frsternal welcome to visiting
members.
Mount Pleasant Lodge rolls its first sci
| Of games Wednesday night in the ODD
Fellows Duckpin League. when 1t viii
have as its opponent a team from Wash.
tngton Lodge. The games will be rolled
on the Brunswick alleys, 3ol Sixth street
| northwest.
Among those who will take part IL
the league are F. Scott Avery. c. Noble
cit, John J. Costinett, Frank ]. Day
James 4. Edgar, B. Emmert Germann
Samuel T. Hind. Raymond L. Hubbard
George C. Shaffer, Ernest A. Thomas
Edgar B. Thomas, John J. Verleger. Ed.
ward c. Warren. Irving S. Woodruff, anC
Bert V. Wolfe.