The Washington herald., 1916-03-19
Masonic Affairs.

Night" scheduled for NEXT Fridav at S.2o
o'clock. Following its regular convoca-
tion. Delos ". Thayer, Of the Grand
Chapter' VIII give an address on Euro
psan countries, intespersing his address
win many beautiful stereopticon views
taken by himself Besides this there will
De Rotations, songs, and music. fol-
lowed by refreshments. High Priest
Evans states that while a hIgh-water
marx was established at the last convo-
cation or the chapter, when the royal
srch degree was conferred on three
teams, he expects the coming entertain
lnent to far overshadow the mere Ma
sonic event.
The ladies' night at St Johns Lodge
napier NO II, F. A A. NJ, on Friday
evening, March ~ promises to be a very
interesting and enjoyable occasion.
"orshlpful Master Frank B. Ketchem
IS expecting large attendance very
interesting program has been arranged
includlng music, motion pictures, mono
logues. etc.
Al the close of the program the lodge
members and their ladies will enjoy re-
iresnments and dancing in the banquet
hall Of the Temple
st. Johns Lodge. Chapter No. IS, held
Us regular meeting on Friday night,
march 10, at the Temple. Short business
session and work. The next meeting
WI be held on Friday. March "a
The Masters Association of 1910 held
meeting on March. 10, effected perma-
nent organization. and decided to hold a
banquet about April L The election of
OFFICERS resulted as follows: President
psst Grand Master George c. Ober; vice
president, g. E. Dunkum; secretary
treasurer, Castleman p. Boss; executive
committee, the officers and A. r Server
and Charles Kattleman.
Those attending the meeting were
George c. ODER. G. l.. Dunkum. c. p.
Boss, A. R. Server, Charles Kattleman,
george II. COpes, ]. Frank Campbell.
w. {. FirOVed, II. E. BittingeF, j. n.
sterzer and Charles X. Pimper.
The Level Club Of the Department Of
Commerce has issued a call for the an
nual election of officers on March - A
unique notice just issued reads: Don't
forget Saturday night. March . Whom
DO you want for officers Of the Level
Club? Look EN- over. Let's get out a
crowd. Therell be plenty Of smokes.
We're for safety first and preparedness"
Inc present officers Of the club are:
Charles r. Bartlett. president: Charles
H. Becker. vice president; Harry Bur-
Angame, secretary; William Z. Field,
treasurer: B. F. Jackson. The officers, to-
gether with E. L. Bartlett and J. S Col
Inns. compose the executive committee.
Plans fer the near future include
ladies' night and a theater party
Monarch George II. Emmons, jr.. an
noCnces a business meeting and short
form Initiation CcremCny of KalIipoIis
Grotto for April at Chamber of Com
merce Hail Tho meeting will be fore
runner for the spring ceremonial and to
farther perfect plans Tor the trip to De-
troit to attend the Supreme Council con-
yentiOn.
Much mystery IS being manifested By
those Of the ?TO- bets VINO are arranging
for the GFOttC's participation in the ball
same to be played between the Shrine
and the GrUttO Tor the benefit Of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star home in June
Chief Scout Andy walker could perhaps
tell enough to make rather interesting
reading, but Andy won't tell. That he
Is a good stratCgtst is freely admitted
He Is keeping the information so eagerly
sOught-the names Of the players thus
far seleCted-bottIcd up like a cipher dis
patch from the war zone.
While it is know that several selec-
tons have been made, It is said that the
complete lineup will not be announced
until the return Of the big league players
from the training camps. The Grotte
boasts several players among the heavy
ones" and no announcement as TO the
the prospects IN this direction have been
explored. Monarch Emmons, Chief Jus
tice I. s. Goldsmith, and Master of Cere-
monies A. II. Rogers smilIngIy insist that
Kallipolis GrOtto will win the game but
are equally as reticent as Chief Scout
Walker in regard to details
Prophet Charles A. Stevens director Of
the Glee Club, is rehearsing the singers
for the joint musical entertainment with
the Indian Guard Band. I. .. r. NJ, of
Alexandria, Va, on March -. The proph-
cts will be met upon arrival i'm Alexan-
dria by Mayor Fisher and the Red Men
. The key TO the city will be presented to
the Washington prophets by the mayor
after which a parade will be formed. the
line Of march to be along the principal
streets to Elks' Hall, where the enter
tsinment will be staged.
The oticial circular announcing the en-
tertainment reads: 'Kallipols Grotto
A whirlvind of Mtrth by the Kings OF
GieeviIle.'
The following program will be rendered:
Prof. Jacque Heidenheimer. pianist
woerner and Gross. BLACK Face
Princes" Charles A. Stevens. "POtentate
sot Entertainers; Edward l. Hutchinson,
Monarch Of Songiand:' Kirk C. Miller
The Shake 'em up Drummer" Charles
d ShackIerord, sultan Of Vaudeville; -
David Wolf, The /Whistling Wonder
C. II. Popenoe, saxophone soloist: Wilbur
L. Fookes, Great Female Impersonator;'
s F. Shreye. "IaHH0lin Mslange:" Fred
Kramer, and his ''Schnitzelbank
warblers.
The Indian Guard Band Will be directed
by Prof Julius Hamper who is also a
member of Kallipolis Grotto.
The circular closes with instructions to
See the grand old historic town by
electric light. Doll up in your gaudy
rament; this will be the time Of your
nfe," and many more catchy lines which
are calculated to draw q large number of
Prophets and their friends. special
train will leave Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania avenue at $50 o'clock.
The popularity of the Order OF
Yelled Prophets in the Southwest. in
which section several Grottoes have been
recently organized, is evidenced by the
enthusiasm manifested by Delhi Grotto
az Dallas. Texas. This Grotto. while
onrv q few months old, has already or
ranixed a band, drill corps, orchestra,
and as an auxiliary, ladies' saxophOne
quartet
Eureka Chapter No: 4. R. A. NJ.
-. 5char0a NJ the religious services