The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
uROTTO MEMBERS
READY FOR TRIP
TO CONVENTION
Kallipolis Plans Made for
Annual Convention in
Atlantic City.
within the next few days Monarch

With the next few days Monarch
castieman P. Boss win announce
the preconvention ceremonial OF
Kallipolis grotto, to be held June
IT. All prophets who contemplate
attending the supreme council con-
vention at Atlantic City are urged
to attend this meeting when maj
information and details regarding
the convention will be given.
Past Monarch Charles A. stevens
OF the general convention commit
tee, has established headquarters dt
the Richmond hotel, Atlantic CITY
Information concerning the cohNeh-
ton or room reservations VIII De
furnished or attended to oy tnls
once
Pro,hst -Andy~ walker has his
rrott6 baseball players ready Tor
tba gHnual baseball game for the
benefit of the Masonic and East
ern Star home. June 20.
past Monarch Charles D. Shackel-
FORD has returned from a Memorial
sav trip to Gettysburg and other
Psnhsylvania and Maryland points
new grotto has been instl-
,utsdoaat Marion. Ohio. the home OF
president Harding. Past Grand
Monarch Arch G.. Huston, OF Achbar
protto, Columbus. Ohio. conducted
the institution ceremony. The new
grotto will be known as kadgar
xrotto. President Harding, who is
a life member Of Kallipolis grotto'
vas elected an honorary MEMBER
Masonic Clubs
The Railroad Square club at It's
last regular meeting had as guests
Henry Lansburgh, potentate OF
AImas temple; Illustrious Poten-
tate Sidney E. White. of Damascus
temple, Rochester, N. Y; Imperial
outer guard. A A o. N. M s. Esten
A Fletcher; L. H Troutman. pgesi-
dent National league Of Masonic
clubs, and William d. Skeen OF the
Trestieboard club
Potentate Lansburgh was pre-
sented with q gold membership card
and made an honorary member of
the club In his speech Of accept
ance he spoke Of his early Masonic
life At the conclusion of his ad-
dress the Oriental band of Amas
temple gave n number OF selections.
concluding with the -Call Ne Henry
march. dedicated to Potentate Lans-
burEh-
President Troutman delivered a
spirited address on the principles
of Masonry. Imperial Outer Guard
Fletcher also spoke President
Harry Bowersox introduced Poten-
tate Lansburgh-
o. W. Wyatt Is vice president of
the Ionic club of Master Masons IN
the treasury department and will
preSide at its ladies' night, to be
held June IA at the Arcade, Four
teenth street and Park road.
Mr.. Wyatt is past patron OF Naom
chapter, E s.: past president Mis-
souri, society, member Of Van Dalia
hodge. No 4s1. New Capital chapter
No. IL R A M. and Columbia
council. No J.
During the day he IS assistant
chief Of redemption division. q. s
treasury.
Frank white. assistant treasurer
of tho United States will be the
principal speaker of the evening.
Mr.. White was governor of North
Dakota from 19o1-1so5 and is a
Shrtner.
GsveI chapter. o. D. win hold a
short business meeting June Z. fol-
lowed by a musical program The
matron cordially invites the mem
hers of the fraternity. Arrange
ments are in progress to charter the
steamer St Johns for a moonlight
dance and excursion in July. Chair
man Alexander Steele, of the moon
light dance committee, has arranged
to employ q Hawaiian orchestra
Royal Arch
On Monday evening. June IL
Capitol Royal Arch chapter viii
be host al an Illustrated lecture by
Dr. Charles Greeley Abbot. assist
ant secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution The lecture is entitled
Some of the Wonders of the Sun
and Other Heavenly Bodies. and
viii be held in the chapter room of
the Northeast Masonic temple. at
Eighth and F streets northeast
Many of the views to be shown
were made through the rejecting
Astronomical telescope on Mount
Wilson. the largest telescope In the
world