The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
PRESIDENT MAY
BE PILGRIM TO
MOUNT VERNON
Masons Plan Parade, Pill.
grimage and Other
Features.

Details are nearly complete for
the sixteenth annual convention of
the National League of Masonic
Clubs to be held In the. Nations
Capital May 1913 next The COM
mittee, at the last meeting, adopted
the ofacial convention badge, de-
rided upon a motor boat parade on
the Potomac. a reception at Scot
tish Rite Temple and an automobile
trip about the city. other plans
yet to be perfected include. enter
tainment features and sightseeing
trips. The big event Of the con-
vention will be the pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon. President Harding
has accepted an invitation to join
the pilgrimage, the invitation be-
ing engraved upon a plate Of solid
gold and presented by Past Grand
Master James w. witten, chairman
Of the general committee. The COM
mittee has established headquarters
at the New Ebbitt. where all mat
ters connected with the convention
are handled.
The Level Club will hold its first
spring ball at Scottish Rite Cathe-
drar-on the evening of April 1. An
excellent orchestra has been en-
gagged and refreshments will be
served. The committee consists OF
7. A. Rice, chairman: W. T. Jewell,
r. L. Hole. E. W. Libbey and F. N.
Davis. assisted by Mrs. l. A Rice,
Mrs. r. L. Hole, and Mrs. r. B.
Bronson. Mrs. Olive Miester and
Mrs. ". T. Jewell.
Knllipolis Grotto.
Tuesday. March %. is the date on
which Monarch Castleman p. Boss
will stage the surprise" ceremonial
of Kallipolis Grotto Tuesday even
ing. Past Monarch Charles d.
Shackelford and Prophet Samuel F.
ShAeve have arranged the cere-
monial. All prophets are admon-
ished to obtain their 1921 member
ship cards. The slogan Every mem
Der get a member" has resulted In
large classes of initiates being en-
rolled.
Past Grand Monarch E. S. Schmid
and Past Monarch Charles A Ste
vens have returned from Brooklyn
y. Y where they attended a meet
ing of the convention committee OF
the Supreme Council. They report
that the annual convention will be
held at Atlantic City June 2s.
Prophet Andy ]. Walker states
that his baseball players are pre-
pairing for the annual game for the
benefit of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Ionic Club.
The Ionic Club of Master Masons
Of the Treasury Department will
hold its regular meeting to be fol-
lowed by an entertainment and
dance in the Mount Pleasant lodge
rooms. Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets, on Tuesday evening, March
90.
A short meeting has been pro-
yided by President Jaquette, in or
der that the ladies may be admit
ted Chairman Cooper will have
charge.
rrestIeboard.
IN. Trestleboard Club held its
annual ladies' night at Old Masonic
Temple during the week, with Soo
members and friends in attendance.
A program of entertainment was
given. One Of the features of the
evening was the singing of Harry
Marlow. Dancing followed.
The program consisted of the
following: Address, Roe Fulker-
son; selections, Lyric Mandolin and
Guitar Club, Mr.. Quinter' leader;
solo, Fred A East; accordion-piano,
Bert Eberle: solo. Miss Marguerite
Ray; comedy sketch: s. Percy
Oliver; solo, Harry MARROW; selec-
tions by Trestleboard Quartet. COM
posed of Messrs. Ingram, Kline.
Paddleford and Merriam; musical
trio, Messrs. Gates, Knapp and
SchIegel. Accompanies. Miss Alice
Delo, Miss McIlichampe and Charles
Kocher.
Lebanon Lodge.
Master Mason degree was con
ferred March IS on a large class at
Lebanon Lodge. An orchestra COM
posed entirely of its own members
played. The players were Edward
Cresswell. Elmer Kendrick. George
Jack. r. v. Brounell. Charles MUIR
AID Charles Hollous.
At the regular communication of
the lodge on April 1. 1921, the en-
tered apprentices degree will be
conferred. with Senior Warden
Leigh L. Nettleton in charge.