Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-03

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Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection,
III business Of fall class.
Charles Albert Stevens, chief JUS
tice Of Kallipolis Grotto Of the Yelled
Prophets, but more widely known.
perhaps, as "the Masonic Belasco of
the National Capital" Is said to be
engaged upon a new musical produc-
ton to be called ''The Celestial Rain
bow, or the Girl From Indiana"
which is soon to be presented for the
entertainment Of the grotto. The plot
of its story is woven around a femf-
nine automobile salesman, who does
some very wonderful things. Grotto
thespians and musical comedians are
to present the operetta, which is said
to be nearly ready for rehearsal.
The insidious grotto influence was
to Marshall Hall Monday by the
Grotto Band, unde~ Prof. Julius KAN
per, and with excellent results, 1t is
said. The band has changed its week
ly rehearsals from Monday to Tues
day. The Grotto Orchestra will hold
the first of number of rehearsals
today. This musical branch OF the
prophets has been strengthened to
meet the needs Of a contemplated Sc
be piven ister in TIN soasnn h., ~ ~
band sna ths AIN no,n SeAeon Wy me
,Jmdea snailroan o9fpS c....
Houston, Tex, accompanied by Mrs
spsllman. has been visiting the city
amu renewI1s irlen9snlp with his
Kiryk = Mi,,. IN hah i circles.
seas with the doughboys with his
ragtime specialties. and acrobatic
oah s., ana whose most famous dec
oare" ;,, me says, is the croix de
Gav ststien AZ ssDuns az the rail-
mIisa -. *;., oioEne wnen ne ap-
PPiieo 1or , q ticket Tor home, before
peins nlitariIy dlsintegrated), has
other other psraphernaiia az grotto head
quarters. ~
az; SsansDuT y.Iooge 10 taking . vaca-
49, 1 IN Septomgsr o Wn6n ~ Will
Iote,. '4 u.V us 3nae1kion m Takoma
is stiiI m az ~ dtenry g stein
VA. c.o... = ,,-,.,-
"y.c.ttos, OF 6aitlmore mas
.chsS,,'ea speG.aI. with crab FEAST"
n,nre W.dn 5snkerts Park, Balti-
luncheon at ian nm Eng c VIII
neeted To 1 eI;var . SSnmld 10 ex-
e. 81 @uoreSs' etc.
Grand Secretary A-v,,. mr.
ston. accordi5sr 70 nrSttw r S0nH
carte postaIe. was IN Paris Er.nc.
july IL. "aT,5 cont.rt.d ~ cIance,
who Is se,,s OF Gf "a Master Milans.
9" 70 y win nm.
Washington G6ntInniais sraav...
communication Wednesdays viii start
degree. $3.50 1o ene : T..
A circular announcement =, v.....
Mark r. Finley, jr., indicates that ~.
communication of Hiram. Lodre Ma
interest for the friends Of Past MAJ.
tiers Mark 2. Finley, ST.. and John n
Meany. S5e5,s sese Z ) 2. 80 -.
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secretary William Burton Greene
announces that large class will be
Interested in the M. M. degree in
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. "a. to-
morrow evening. He offers snecial
Inducements to those who have NOT
heretofore visited the lodge.
Col. David Busch. the we'll known
Masonic patisseur of Washington, il
regaifng himself. with his family. At
tne Greenorier White Sulphur Springs
Cox Busch Is said to be preparing an
M arsicis TO . be read before the local
The Highways and Byways Of
american Freeniasonry." which IL to
be one OF the series Of similar bro
chures With which Washington Ma
sons are familiar.
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p Sscrety 4 Land ~ Nyron u.
- 81, 1oGfe states: AN error In
our 10y lunetin makes IN announce
80. res, Peetlng az 1880 pm. Au-
uss 10. Ene dafe should be August
o. sinere u no meeting August Is"
pointmsnt OF the following commit
% nssist MN as general chair
MsM OF the annual outing OF KAllip-
OLE Grotto to Chesapeake Beach Au-
~ w. isi M1anasement. James Holmes.
Brswton. Charles Zurhorst, Harry W.
Iax'or and p; " Heabower: tickets
ana transportation. James Holmes.
z. J: Hinman. William p. Wade. Philip
Naehman. Fred Decker, p w. Nichol-
son and Past Monarch r. r. Pullman;
music, w. III. Palmer, julius Hamper,
Philip Nachman, Charles Schofield, e.
L. Hutchinson. A. j. Walker and
jacques Heidenheimer: souvenirs, J.
W. Williams. Alex Schmid. c. p. BosA
George Leese, A. II. Staples and o. L.
Ballard; publicity, c. A. Brewton, W.
H. Landvoigt, Robert Joyce and A.
A. Onyun; sports. Charles Zurhorst,
zirsin and Perris s acLean s' fu sam and
Wtn E, Say19r' r. Asncom'
Rabbit. W. q Miller. J Frszisr. p
n. MCCARTHY and r. W Henke: recen.
tion, Past Monarchs 10. s. Schmid, +
H. Shreye. r. Is. Dickey. p. II. Pull
man, 70. w. Ltbbey. George ii. EN-
mons. jr., and A. II Rogers.