Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-22

ter of the procession.
Pittsburg's Big Turnout.
Outside of the home organization, the
Almas. probably the largest patrol in line
that of Syria Temple. Pittsburg. The
costumes of this detachment of Shriners
were most costly. Their Zouave jackets
were deliberately decorated and their tur-
bans were most elegant. Each man was
| equipped with set of fierce false whiskers
and mustachios. They all looked alike, and
that alike" was splendid. Their drill
movements were executed with rare prect-
sion.
The Arab patrol of Lu LII Temple. Phila-
delphia. made showing in every way
credtable to the Shriners of the Quaker
city. Their approach was heralded by
three African slaves. bearing aloft the ban
ner of the organization. presented to the
Shriners by the ladies' auxiliary
Feature of the Parade.
A distinct and popular feature of the
parade was the band of Sphinx Temple,
Hartford. Conn., The band is made up of
the members of the temple. who prove
themselves excellent musicians The bands
men We're attired this morning in full dress
suits and wore the fez They discoursed
fine martial music and were heartily cheer
ed en- route. especially by the hundreds or
Shriners not in the patrols. who gathered
to give their brothers in costume the glad
hand. The Sphinx patrol was also an ex-
celent one.
The second section of the Marine Band.
under Assistant Director Walter F. Smith,
escorted Ismailia Temple of Buffalo. Com
mander Abel. One of the movements exc
cuted by Ismailia on the march was the
formation of cross and other figures.
They were costumed In black plush jack
cts, with Persian striped trousers.
A detachment of patrollers from Moila
Temple. ST. Joseph. No, made quite a
handsome display in their black Tuxedo
a &c nd brilliant red vests. Their
march maneuvers were equal to those OF
the more brilliant uniformed members OF
the craft.
Next in line came the mounted patrol OF
Aimas Temple. The display was in every
way attractive. The members were uni
formed in white costume of Arabic pat
tern and white turbans. They rode nine
abreast in five lines and were under COM
mand of Col. Robert Cook. In the line were
Motley Anderson. Joseph Auerbach. w. s.
Barker. z. D. Blackstone. F. W. Gala
CHAN. Robert Cook. W. H H Cissel. Joseph
Ciscle. w. D. Campbell. H. B. Cramer Jas.
Cunningham. C. W. Coombs. D. L. Coon.
Crawford Crook. R. W. Darby. W. B.
Easton. G. E. Emmons. Abram Frey. J. NJ.
Ford, W. n. Freeman, F. G. GieSeklng.
Louis Hartig. John Helmas. s. B. Hege, G.
w. Heisley. N. T. Halter A. G. Herrmon.
T. c. Henderson. ]. F. Javins. A. F. Jorss,
E L. Johnson. Charles Kraemer A. w.
A. Lyon. C. A. NJ. Loffler. w. F. Lannon.
Thomas E. Landon. D. W. Lewis. Joseph
Mathy, D. ]. Macarty. E. c. Maybury. ].
B. M m J: E. Mule "a Ea F. f. n Macy Pey
ker. E. H. Pilsbury, w. c. Peake. I. N
Runyon. G. w. Rae, ]. B. Redd ]. B. Rider.
William Ramsay. c. A. Sautter. c. B.
Smith. o. G. Staples. L. B. Swormstedt. T.
B Snoddy. Charles schafer. E. G. Schafer.
W. r. Shelton. D. C. Turner, ]. w. Tolson.
w. ]. Wallace. A G. White S. H. Walker.
C. c. Walter, Karl Xander and W. H.
Yerkes
Following this escort of mobiles came the
decorated carriage of the imperial poten-
tate Mr.. John H. Atwood of Leavenworth.
Kan. 1t was drawn by six fine artillery
horses. In the carriage with Mr.. Atwood
was Mr.. Harrison Dingman of this city.
The members of the Imperial Council. in
carriages. brought up the rear.
Parade This Evening.
The parade this evening will be the grand
martial feature of the stay of the Shriners
IN Washington. 1t will call out the full
force of the craft present in the city,
eral thousand in number, and will include
the patrols. The parade will pass up Penn
sylvania avenue from Sd street to 18th
street between y and $50 o'clock, and dur
ing the time of its passing the thoroughfare
will be brilliantly illuminated with various
cOlors of fire. The orders of the chief mar
shall. Mr.. Nailor. covering the parade this
The parade will start from 18th and K
streets.
The several temples taking part in the
parade will form as follows:
Amas Temple, on Vermont avenue right
resting on X street.
Visiting temples will repair to their re-
spective places of formation and report to
the chief of staff. through the aid desig-
mated for that purpose. al I pm. sharp.
The column will move promptly at 7:15
p. m. in the following order:
Platoon of mounted police.
Grand marshal and staff.
Visiting temples. according to seniority of
foundation.
The column will move over the following
route:
From 18th and K streets, down 18th street
to r street. to 9th street to f street. to 9Th
street, to ID street, passing in front of the
city hall, to Indiana avenue to Sd street to
pennsylvania avenue, to 18th street, to
PENNSYLVANIA avenue (passing in front of
the White House and reviewed by the inpe-
rial potentate at Lafayette Square,, to 18th
street. to New York avenue, where the pa
rade will be dismissed without further GER
emony TO witness the display of fireworks
on the Monument grounds.
During the parade, where two bands are
in close proximity to each other they are
requested to refrain from both playing at
the same time
ENDLESS CHAIN SCHEMES,