The Washington herald., 1921-09-18
CROTTO
COMPLETES PLANS
FOR CEREMONIAL
Monarch C. p. Boss Re.
ports Progress for
Fall Event.

:. A business meeting of the kalli-
polls Grotto was held at the Wash
ington Hotel last Monday night.
The main feature Of the meeting
centered around the arrangements
tor the fall ceremonial to be held in
October. the exact date of which
has not yet been determined upon.
The Grotto Band rendered an en-
joyable musical program during the
evening. and the films of the recent
Grotto outings TO the Geological
Park and Chesapeake Beach were
shown and greatly enjoyed by the
Prophets. These films will be shown
at Keith's Theater during the com
ing week. commencing this evening.
Monarch c. p. Boss has made great
preparations for the forthcoming
ceremonial and requests that Proph-
cts send in the petitions as soon as
obtained, in order that arrange
ments can be made for handling the
large class which is expected Past
Monarch Charles ID. Shackelford,
who will direct the ritualistic work,
is making diligent search for a suit
able place for staging the cere-
moniaI. As soon as this is accom-
pIished the exact date will be aa-
nounced.
Plan Open Air Meet.
Joppa No. 35 is laying plans for
the holding of an open air celebra-
ton and dance to be held the week
Of September 26 at Georgia avenue
and Quincy streets. The committee
Is making elaborate arrangements
for this celebration and is endeavor-
ing 10 arrange special nights for
the various Masonic bodies such as
shrine. Grotto, Blue Lodge, Club.
Eastern Star, etc. Joppa Lodge has
Just completed it's first year having
been granted dispensation, August,
1920.
After a recess of two months Mt
Horeb Chapter held its regular con-
vocation on last Tuesday evening.
the Mark Master degree being con-
ferred upon a large class of candl-
dates.
on next Tuesday evening. the
members of Mt. Horeb and their
ladies are invited to a Virginia reel
party at the residence OF Companion
A. c. Homan. 2o65 Wisconsin avenue
Kaliipolis Grotto will have charge
Of the religious service at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home on
Sunday. October 9 at p. m.
rTr Masonic.
e The Craftsman CLUB connected
with the veterans bureau will hold
tits annual banquet at Harveys. We'd
nesday. October IL, and the tickets
are necessarily limited. Reserva-
tions may be made through Myer
SchwoIsky. chairman Of the COM
mittee or william b. Severe, secre-
tary Of the club. The program prom
Used will be a great feast Of eats,
jazzy music, vaudeville, an every
thing.
The lawn fete recently held by
Victory Review. under the direction
Of Mrs. Sarah II. Severe. chairman
| OF the committee, was a most graft
Tying financial success. Among the
ladies assisting in the enterprise
were: Mesdames Anna Lanford'
commander OF Victory Review
johnson, Lewis. Irving. Leisman,
Frailey. Bullock and Messrs. Irving,
| Fowler. Scott. Severe, Sherlo"'
| Sheehan, OBrein and johnson.
DIR. Garrett Chamberlain Rush, a
popular member OF the Craftsman
Club. and Mrs. While w. Osborne
were married August Is. by the Rev.
Millard +. Minnick, rector OF christ
| Church, Rockville. Maryland.
The facts just leaked out "hen
| DR.. Rush arranged for an extended
trim to points south. visiting Birm-
| ingham, Alabama. the home OF inc
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Will De
at home to their friends at Il5 II
street northwest after october H.