The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-02

T. Richardson, president, r. Anderson
and C. Russell. Trestleboard Club, Gov
eminent Printing ONCE, w. ]. Dow, presi-
dent; W. R. Met and B. E. Bair. Level
Club. Department of Commerce, Morris
J. Hale. president; W. r. Bartlett and
r. Mcclure. Ionic Club, Treasury De-
partment. Benjamin W. Steele. president;
c. Boyd and w. r. Andrews. Italian
American Club, p. A. Radlce, president;
DR.. Repetfi and G-GertmeI. Southgate
Club, Southern Railroad, Robert r.
Cooke. jr., president; II. L. Parkinson
District government, Robert ]. White
ford. president: Robert L. Williams and
Almus r. Speare.
The Grotto.
In addition to the business meeting.
short form Initiation ceremony and band
concert of Kallipolis Grotto April Q,
Monarch George n. Emmons. jr., an
nounces, that there will be several other
features OF an entertaining nature.
The Grotto band and glee club will
entertain Washington Centennial Lodge,
No. IA, +. A. A. NJ, Wednesday even
ing.
Past Monarch John H. Shreve Master
OF Ceremonies A. H. Rogers. Secretary
Jack Shulman, and Prophet p. V. Keat-
ing received the mark degree in Mount
Horeb Chapter; No. 7, r. A NJ, Tuesday
evening.
The Wednesday evening meetings of
the Grotto Glee Club are becoming more
popular each week. Prophet Charles A.
Stevens, director, and Past Monarch p.
R. Pullman, secretary of this auxiliary,
are endeavoring to increase the member
ship, which is open to all members of
the grotto.
A meeting Of the club was held We'd
1n,~ linz he NJ Do ~
Monarch and Grand Chief Justice Ed
ward s. Schmid. Solos were contributed
by Prophets Charles A. Stevens. Edward
l.. Hutchinson, and Louis Kaufman.
Prophet Kirk C. Miller gave an exhibit
ton of fancy drumming. while Prophet
John T Riley played the tambourine.
Prophet Charles NJ. Keefer gave a reci-
tation. Prophet Leo Frankel told num-
Der of dialect stories, and the glee sing
ers sang several medleys. Prophet
Jacque Heidenheimer was pianist, and
Prophet A. H. Staples, violinist.
Eastern Star.
Several hundred members and friends
OF st. Johns Lodge, Chapter No. IS, were
entertained by the lodge Friday even
ing. After enjoying a delightful program
of motion pictures. most clever little
sketch, and a charming solo. the patron.
Fred NJ. Book. gave a short address.
Frank B. Ketchum. master OF the lodge
announced that souvenirs would be hand
ed to each woman as she passed down
into the banquet hall. where a buffet
lunch was served by Mrs. Belle Buchan-
nan, chairman Of the refreshment COM
mittee, and her most worthy assistants
The home board was entertained on
Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss
Proctor. On Saturday, April s. the board
will meet at the residence of Mrs. Hurst
81 E street southeast
Friday evening an entertainment and
card party was held at the home Of Miss
Book
Ladies' night was celebrated by st.
Johns Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. NJ, on
Friday evening. More than 500 were pres
ent. Six reels OF motion pictures which
had never before been shown in Wash
ington were thrown on the screen by
Harry Wolf.
A humorous sketch was given by Past
Matron Miss Maud Feldheimer and Will
liam Murray, patron OF Areme Chapter
A contralto solo was rendered by Miss
Cogsen. followed by a short address by
Fred Book. patron of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter.
A miniature silver trowel bearing the
Y date and the occasion was presented
each woman present by Worshipful Mas
ter Frank B. Ketchum, assisted by Mrs
Gertrude Milans. worthy matron OF st.
Johns Lodge Chapter.
| A full orchestra furnished the music
/ for the ba nouet