Evening star., 1924-07-06

street northwest. The club has de-
cided to continue its meetings on the
second Wednesday OF each month
during the summer for social pur-
Is Capt. Jacob Hugo Tatsch and the
new treasurer Capt. Carl Halla. The
retiring secretary. Capt. George r.
Unmacht. is now located in Chicago,
but he will continue to hold the office
OF national secretary treasurer of the
National Sojourners' Club.
Interest now centers upon the an
nual outing of Kallipolis Grotto at
9Marsha1l 9srsa,an,I Hall august -. Master Of
chairman of the committee which,
with Monarch Samuel F. Shreve and
the other officers, is arranging the
details. 1t will be In the form of a
for the Women and d. kiddies. dsf' FEATURES
me recent broadcasting by the
Grotto Band met with much favor
and 1t Is possible it will broadcast
again at an early date.
Members of Kallipolis Grotto re-
turning from the annual convention
Of the supreme council of the Yelled
Prophets at indianapolis. Ind. are
loud in their praise of Hoosier hos
pitality and a wonderful convention.
The attendance was approximately
$4,000. Atlantic City was chosen as
the convention city in 1925. The cleo
ton Of officers resulted in the retire.
secretary. after thirty-ffve years Of
tary emeritus. Harry W. Ordway of
Chicago. deputy grand monarch. was
advanced to the Office Of grand mon
Toledo. Ohio, and he was immedi-
ately made a past grand monarch on
account of i'll health. The election
resulted as follows: Grand monarch,
Mo-: deputy grand monarch, George
A. Treadwell of New Orleans, La. {:
grand chief justice. Judge FREDERICK
p. Walther of Cleveland, Ohio; grand
master Of ceremonies, George J. Bren-
ner Of Saginaw. Mich: grand treas
urer, Charles NJ. Cotton of Rochester,
N. Y: grand secretary. George Ed
ward Hatch of Rochester. N. Y; grand
keeper of archives. John A. Derthick
ward w. Libbey of Washington. D.
c.; grand captain Of the guard, Ed
win H. Dyer of Boston. Mass: grand
standard bearer. Charles f. Minsin-
ger, of Portland. Greg; 81, grand mar mar
gomery, Ala; grand alchemist, Joseph
B. Sieber of Akron, Ohio: grand stew
ard, Miles Gregory OF Los Angeles,
Calf: grand venerable prophet, Clin-
grand trustee. John P. Listman Of
Syracuse, n. Y.
Kallipolis Grotto band. drill, drum
and bugle corps are said to have
made a splendid showing in the pa
rade of grottoes. winning much ap-
plause along the line of march.
The grotto prize automobile has
been awarded to Prophet Charles
Hermann.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club, at its last meeting. was COM
plimented by Grand Master Charles
F. Roberts for providing the young
sters Of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home with transportation and admis-
sion to the Masonic field day exer-
cises at American League Park, when
the Shrine and Grotto crossed bats
in annual contest for the benefit of
the home. incidentally. he announced
that nearly $4,000 was expected to
be realized from the game. George
F. Mergell was congratulated on his
efforts in obtaining tickets and busses
for the children. Ralph Gauker. lead
er Of the Railroad Square Club sax"
orchestra, was presented with a baton
on behalf Of the club. 1t was an
nounced that ladies' night would be
held at the home, at date to be
announced later. Reverand c. r.
Stauffer of the Ninth Street Christian
Church; spoke on know % Thyself."
ingham submitted a report of the pro
ceedings of the convention of the Ma
tional League of Masonic Clubs, held
at New York Many visitors were
present. including Vice President ].
D. Sullivan of the Circle Club and
W. n. Huttle, chairman. creden tials
committee of the national league
convention The entertainment fea-
lures included Mrs. Hazel Bach
schmidt. coloratura soprano of the
Wagnerian Opera Company of New
York, who sang: Durward Bowersox.
accompanied by Mrs. Elsie Weaver at
the piano, in violin selections. The
Dramatic Club Of Bethlehem Chapter,
o. +. S, drill team, presented AN
Old Sweetheart Of Nine" arranged by
Capt. j. c. Mcconnell. Refreshments
were served by the ladies of the club:
Mrs. Lille Hall, Mrs. Ida Roberds,
Mrs. Elsie Durand. Miss Grace Hall,
Mrs. Margaret Lingebach. Mrs. Penn
mie Miller. Mrs. Maud Gingell, Mrs.
Mabel Bradburn, Mrs. Mary Colquitt,
Miss Margaret Mcmahon. Mrs. Ruth
Baumann. Mrs. Kathryn Estlow, Mrs.
Carrie Batson. Howard Embrey, J. c.
Mcconnell and Arthur L. Pike.
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