Evening star., 1916-06-04
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lures announced
Lebanon Lodge. No I, has a feature
of it's own for the Masonic ball game
June IL. Its members are to wear
fezzes of red. blue and black, the red
being for the Shrine, the blue for the
t;rotto. Past Master Charles p.
Shackleford is in charge of the lodge s
automobile arrangements for the pa
rade preceding the game
At the annual meeting of the South
Gate Club. held i'll the hall of the Per
| petual Building Association ThurS-
day. the following officers were elected: ::
president. William H. Meichior: secre-
tary. Charles l.. Mendel: treasurer.
Harry X. Pimper: chaplain. william
A. Trigs: marshal. Frank G. Burns;
doorkeeper w Mays Herring: William
H Burton. William H. Meichior ana
Charles l.. Mendel are representatives
TO the advisory board of Masonic CLUBS
The newly elected officers were IN
| stalled by the advisory board of Ma
sonic clubs \ program was rendered
by the Nostaw symphony orchestra OF
Langdon. II. C.-William Laurier. d-
! rector and Charles Fl. Van Hook. man
ager. Refreshments We're served.
The South Gate club is composed of
master Masons employed by the South
ern Railway Company
! Monarch George H. EmmonS has
called a meeting of kallipclis Grotto.
. Mystic order of Yelled Prophets OF the
| Enchanted Realm. for Friday evening
at the hall of the Washington Chamber
of Commerce. This will he the last
meeting prior to the trip to Detroit to
attend the supreme Council session
The short form initiation will he used.
The grotto will give excursions TO
chesapeake Beach this summer July l.
and in August. The annual pilgrimage
to the Maryland resort has become one
of the most popular of all~Grotto al
| fairs because it is really the annual
day set apart for the prophets and their
families. Castelman p. Boss is general
chairman of the excursion July 12. and
announces the appointment of the fol-
flowing committees: Vice chairman.
Charles NJ. keefer and F. J: Mers-
theimer: tickets, a. &. Mayer and Henry
{. Stein; music. Prof. julius Hamper
and 5. F. Shreve; souvenirs, Henry
icity. f. w. Libby. w. H. Landvoiet.
Thomas Bynum. Charles u. Shackle
ford and Kirk G. Miller: medical, DR..
/ Frederick G. Yates and Dr. Ci. f. Day:
! program. Milton Hopfenmaler and +. S.
Schmid aquatics, Guy W. A. Camp and
r. l.. Trice; "kiddies'" frolics Past
Monarch P. r. Pullman: athletics.
| Charles Zurhorst and J. H. Burkholder:
judges of athletic contests. William F..
Guide. Roe Fulkerson. F.. H. Kramer.
! P. r. Latterner and J. H. Swartzman:
entertainment. Charles y. Stevens.
Jacque Heidenheimer and Or. A II.
Staples: welfare. George H. Emmons.
jr.. monarch: I. S. Goldsmith. chief JUS
tice; A H. Rogers. master of cere
monies; Jack Shulman. secretary:
Joseph H. Curran. treasurer: Mark
Stearman, orator: H. NJ BedeIl. mar
shall. together with Past Monarchs Ed
ward S Schmid. J. W. Collins. J. Fl.
Shreve. z. B. Dickey. p. r. Pullman and
f. W. Libbey and Prophets J. T. Riley.
! c. a. Brewton. John Bergman. Louis
! Kaufman. George Leese. D. W.
Yeabower. Fred Decker. Theodore
Picard Julius Albrecht. Thomas q.
Armstrong. David Wolf. P. V. keating.
! H j. Simmons, Wilbur f. Fookes. Alex.
Schmid. Clarence Schmid. NJ A. Winter,
| y. ". Thayer, Arch. r. Williams DR..
| G. r. Dufour. J. W. Williams, C. L.
| Ballard, Everett E. Bartlett, p w
Nicholson. John Wilkerson, Samuel
Iapp, Everett w. Hawkins. Edward w.
4 Charles p. Rouse. H. w McKeldin,
Joseph Goldsmith. Frank H. Pierce,
| Frank b. ketchum. Otto Woerner. John
Parsons, C. NJ. Sabin. Stephen Takes.
Paul Leibel. Charles Schneider Frank
| Roys. Edward L. Hutchinson and o. A.
c. Oehmler.
/ Past Grand Monarch George Edward
Hatch. accompanied by Mrs. Hatch.
spent several days in the city last
week. during which time they were en-
Grand Chief Justice Edward :
Schmid and Monarch George II. EN-
mons jr.. have been made honorary life
members of Ho Tex Grotto, recently
/ organized at Houston. Tex
Grand Chief Justice Edward s
Schm'd is receiving the congratuia-
/ tions of his fraternal brethren on the
| celebration of his sixtieth birthday The
Oriental Band Of Almas Temple. Mystic
| Shrine. presented him with a handsome
silver vase and the grotto handsome
| floral piece.
! The members Of the Grotto Base Ball
Club are much pleased with the sue
cess of their first theater party last
| Monday evening. In addition to the
| performance, the grotto moving picture
| film was shown. together with lantern
J slides showing the ball team it will
! line UP in contest with Almas Temple
! June Il. for the benefit of the Masonic
| and Eastern Star Home. Between the
acts great applause greeted Miss Ger
! trude Misel and Miss Ruth Ayler. who
| contributed solos.
As TO the outcome Of the big game
! June II. the ball team and Individual
! prophets are optimistic in their opinion
! tha, j, is all over but the shouting.
/ G. A. Brewton. the poet laureate Of the
! srotto. has broken into verse in his
{ enthusiasm. il is said.
{ But If the grotto is thus prema-
, turely unlimbering its championship
! pennant. says 1llustrious Potentate J..
/ Whiting Estes. don't imagine for the
. sixtleth part of a creased second that
! Almas Temple is without hope. After
! the surprises sprung at the ceremonial
/ Monday evening J am prepared to be-
! lieNe that Roe Fulkerson and his an
: clfn' band Of kamsins can do any
I thing. And don't forget. please-with
the emphasis or the Iease-that Roe
. and that nifty son of Jove. John Shoe
. maker. with Josh Callahan the soul
Z of invention. constitute the board of
. strategy which is devising the means
for dislodging the Philistines of the
1 black feZ from their fortress of pride
4! and putting crimp in their pleni-
I tude. When the last roar of applause
I June II has Waned into whisper il
| viii be found that the nine doughty
! champions of the Shrine are lifting
| their trailing laureIs from the gore
| covered ground that is giving soIace
! to what is left of the kaIlipolis
! kelpies
! And thus is language exchanged
which 10 the qui+ter quota of Masons
: with the busy maids and ,natrons of
! the Eastern Star, portends a record
: brea king crowd for the bail game and
| a bulky bankable sum for the benef,
| of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
which VIII be the chief gamer by the
battle of the sports.
| Almas Temple. ii is-said will send
the largest delegation in it's history to
/ the Imperial Council session at Buff
faIp July l1-l3, Reservations already
made VIII fill three Pullman sleeping
cars, and Past Imperial Potentate Har-
risou bingman. AlrnaS' aStute recorder
is propheEying that special train