The Washington herald., 1917-06-14
PROPHETS WITNESS
THE CLASSIC DRAMA
But Seem to Sigh for the Zippy
Chorus Instead.

Chorus Instead.
farewell Of the hundreds OF Yelled
Prophets who thronged about, the
sylvan Theater last night to see
the Hemmick- Mclean production OF
"Ingomar" and to watch the classic
dance of the girls on Col. W. w
Harts' "au naturer stage
It's great business, this elassic
drama, IL you care for that sort OF
thing. but the Prophets sat through
two hours of "Ingomar" and tried
to appear interested in the classic
drama. 1t was far. far from Broad
way, and the beauty chorus didn't
sing "oh. boy" melodies"
William F. GUIDE, as officIal well
conner, told the assembled Prophets
what they were in for and wished
them luck. Then a whistle footed
the lights flashed up. and lingo.
mar" went into high. It's the old
story OF girl who didn't love a
mother who thought she ought to.
r. D., Mclean. as "Ingomar." was
the chief exponent of the classic
drama. well supported by a cast
that included Mrs. Maude Howell
Smith Smts ciaaHHGs MaSPce J1Tyis GnnS, Finley
Cennell. Charles S. Shutterly. Mar
garet McMullen, Henry F. Dolan
Francis J. P. Cleary, Arthur B
White Theodore Hardy; jr:' Mrs
and and KstheEyn HtShcpsk Rt RrSe MoTH
Sue White, Ruth Purcell. Dolores
Waldorf, katherine Clark. Ethe
| McAllister, Iris Beatty, Grasiols
Rivero. Katherine Custis, Mary
Graham. Mary White. Helen Grif'
nth. Emily Peckhsm; and Mrs Mr.,
Edwin F. Ludwig. Fred E. Barbour
Leo c. kaufman, Charles A. McMul'
len. Ward Helffeld, steve Stule. g
A. Viehmann, J. B. Mckee, Jamei
Sullivan, Leo McCarty, and william
Stack.
GrOtto Band Plays.
The Kallipolis Grotto Band. under
julius Hampers baton, played a Sc
lection OF melodies. Here are th'
charles + fSdsmitR; b sRaoR;efoHd. + W. KOfsTs E6
hey, Joseph II. Curran. William F
GUIDE; Charles 4; Stevens Thomas
simmons, John II. Baltz, Raymond B
Benjamin W. Murch. James s. Nc
Carthy, Col. John McElroy, G. P
Boss. c. A. Brewton. J. W; Collins
J. Harry Cunningham, DIR. {; X. Du'
four. George Fl, Emmons, Victor J
fenmaier, George Z. Howard. c. Wal
Capt. P. Y. Keating. +. il. Kramer
William H. LandvoiSt. Henry Lans'
burgh, J. Lewis, Peter Latterner. a
G. Mayer. Townley Mckee, w. Harry
! Pickering, P. R. Pullman. Mai. r. W
| Pullman, f S Schmid, John II
! Shreve. Samuel F. Shreve. Harry l.
| Strang, tr.. Andrew J. Walker, Nath'
: an WE'LL DR.. Frederick Yates, ID. w
| Ycabower.
Next Convention In Columbus.
Columbus, Ohio. was chosen yester,
day morning as the place of the next
annual convention on the claims sci
| forth by the Ohio city's booster com
mittee, composed of Andrew J. PEN
/ broke. Waldo T. Guy and John r
| Kuhns. The central location of Co
lumbUs was the deciding factor in the
! selection.
The time Of the next convention
decided later by the grand monarch
Visitors, some of whom came from
as far away as the Pacific Coast. be
gan to leave Washington for theil
homes last night. and by today near
ly all will have departed.
NtdIlN W. NhNNS Noi W VIC 'AS'''''
about the city in a sightseeing toul
yesterday afternoon. The trip was II
charge Of c. William Hoover, wht
was assisted by c. d. Shackeltord.
Officers OF the Supreme Council yes
terday completed arrangements fol
the purchase OF a $4,000 liberty bond
The Supreme Council also appropri
ated 500 for membership in th'
George Washington Memorial Asso
| citation.
Just at the close Of the last bust
, ness session at Masonic Temple yes
terday noon. the kallipolis drill corp!
presented Edward S. Schmid. IN,
| newly elected grand monarch, will
a gorgeous hand-embroidered fe1
! with gold tassel, protected by a silvel
band mounted with pearls. The EN-
! blem Of the grand monarch's office
appearing on the front of the feZ. i!
studded with diamonds, and the sun
burst Is pure gold. Capt. p. V. Keat'
] ing, of Kallipolis Grotto, made tht
! DrespntatiOn speRCh