Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

Almas Temple Of che Mystic Shrine has
arr4nsed te hold injecting on Monday
evening for business and cerenonlaL The
latter viii be IN short form In order to en-
abls the temple to eensider impoFtAnt mat
tsrs pendtns. Including the apprsachins ex-
eursfon Cd MarsflaH Hall and the trip TO the
session OF the Iniperial Council at NIasara
Falls. Fotsntate Carter b, Keene got down
from Arahfc grandeur to democratte sfm-
sDifcfty IN his circular announcing the event
II b 4 postal card fun Of "simple truths
plafnIy uttered. 1t Is Ii sharp contrast
with the gorxeeusly illuminated circulars
senaetisnes uttered by Almas He Says.
NO other meeting until fail, 80 get your
friend g signature 70 one of oar blanks and
he can ride on q cushioned seat this Time.
II you mean TO 80 to Niagara Fails WITH
our caravan. better get your name on the
recorders list. Have you ordered your ex-
change badge? Buffet luncheon win be
I served at close of the meeting"
/. The following committees are announced
by Potentate Keene to have charge OF AL
mas Temples June excursion for the Christ
mas charity fund: Committee on tickets
Harrison Dingman. chairman: Jacobus s.
Jones. vice chairman: Harry o. Bailey Ar
thur F. Bloomer, Appleton p Clark, VIII
liam G. Dennison. John A. Ellinger. VIII
liam H Franklin. Oliver B. George, Louis
Goldsmith. s. Fred Hahn. Benjamin F.
Harper. Samuel B. Heee. James A. Hunter.
Henry A. Johnston. Edwin A. M. Lawson,
Allison Nailor. ir.. Winfield s. Olive. Will
liam s. Parks. E. c. Peach. William G.
Pond John c. Rinehart Harry Rnthschild.
Martin H. Schneider. Charles G. Sloan. B.
F. Smith. j. Ed Swaine. Arthur M. Travers.
Nathan I. Ward. Cot Charles H. Whipple.
Committee on press-Arthur D. Marks.
chairman: Samuel Hart. vice chairman:
"a ri L. d. nr
D. Brooks. Alien Fsussius. J. Harry Cum
ningham. William s. Corhv r. G. Davis.
Robert A. Daniel. Greed M. Fulton. Isaac
Goldenberg. Adolphus Guide. Frank G.
Henry. Frank Fl. Hosford. J. Barton Miller.
Charles G. Robinson. Forrest II. Riordon.
Committee on entertainment and athletics
Samuel w. Stinemetz. chairman: Ralph w.
Lee. vice chairman: Louis Behrens. Frank
c. Berens. Jares Ciscle Fpgene 8. COch
ran. John T. Crossley. Newton Edmunds,
Charles jacobson. Cue A. Kneessi. TOwnley
A. Mckee William NJ Mooney. Samuel G.
Rednlan. Edward S. Schmidt. Frank A. Sc
Harry r. Warren. Reception committee
Walter H. Klonfer. chairman; Thomas p.
Morgan. vice chairman: Robert Cook, Ed
L.. Brice. Walter J. Brooks. Walter A.
Brown. s. Clifford Cox. William A. Craig.
William H. Decker, Archie Douglas, August
F. Elderly. William N Emmerson. Charles
Fl. Fred William c. Fowler Lurtin r.
CHM, John T. Hendriek. F. Warren john
son, J. Claude Keiper. James Lansburgh,
James T. Macev. Frank E. Mack. Frank L.
Mattel James F. Oyster. Oscar J. Ricketts,.
Ham. I. Rothrock. Charles P. SWEET. Fred
Waldrnan. William J. Wallace. Hylas T.
Wheeler. Jerome L. WILDER.
Ladies' omnittee-Granvile NJ Hunt,
chairman; AehilIe f. Burl<lin. vice chair
man: Emmett M. Carter. Joseph e. Falk.
Roe Fulkerson. David Fl. Fenten, DR.. Frank
F.. Gibson, Fritz Hohoff. Sydney r. Jacobs,
Charles A. NJ Loeff1er. Charles p McCurdy,
TJar r Mon yt1f ,oryoc d Maff Il
Francis Nye. r. Lee O'Brien. Frank c.
Roach. George c. Shaffer. Charles A Stew
art. Wallace Streater, Charles ]. Walker.
Thomas b. Walker, Louis c. Wilson, VIII
liam H. Yerkes, jr
Ismailie Temple Of the Mystic Shrine Of
Buffalo has prepared the following pro-
gram OF entertainment for the delegates
and mobiles who attend the thirty-first an
nual session Of the Imperial Council at
Niagara Falls on June 90 and 81: Tuesday,
June %. o am, Arab patrol escort Of I'm
periai Council to place of meeting; Tues
day, June 20. 10 I'M, carriage ride for
visiting ladies'; Tuesday. June 20, from 5
to 6 pm, reception by Ismaila Temple.
International Hotel: Tuesday. June 90 g
p M, grand evening parade. followed by
ladies' reception at the International Ho-
tel; Wednesday, June 81, 10 am, exhibit
ton drill of Arab patrols: Wednesday. June
e21, 3 pm, complimentary ride via Belt
line and Gorge road for delegates and
p.n., grand reception and ball at armory
During the trip Of local Scottish Rite
Masons to the southwest last year they or
ganized an association called the "Curra-
hee Club" of which Allison Nailor jr, of
this city was elected president. In honor
of his election he recently gave the club
a dinner at his residence. which was much
enjoyed by all present The menu was
furnished complete from the kitchen and
cellars of Capt. Nailor. The following were
the invited guests. with the titular desig-
nation each has in the club: James Lans-
burgh, thirty-third degree, treasurer; Dr.
r. j. Num-. thirty-third degree, philoso-
pher: DR.. John w. Morris, thirty .hird
degree, orator.; George II, Walker, thirty
third degree attorney; William L. Boyden,
j. Hull. thrty-third degree second must
clam: W. w. Pouitney. X. c. c. H., prop
erty man; Franc E. Sherry, thrty-second
degree, club printer; Winfield Scott Schley,
hirty-seeond degree. admiral; DR.. E. George
Lind, X. C. C.. H., surgeon in chief. DR. +
II. Mccormick, X. C. C. H.. assistant sur
geon; DR.. Ellis f. Frost, K c. c. H.. stand.
ard bearer; III. r. Evans. thirty-second de-
gree, historian; James A. Whitcomb thirty.
second degree. commissary: w r. Speare.
thlrty-second degree, undertaken; StirIine,
Kerr, thirty-seeond degree, quarterma ster.
James D. Richardson, thirty-third degree,
executive committee; Fred Weber, thirty.
third degree. boy member: E. T, Pettin-
gill, thirty-seeond degree member at Large.
Superior Lodge, No. 81. K of p. conferred
the Second rank on Thursday evening at
Pythfan Temple.
Franklin Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, the sec
ond Oldest in the world. also had a meet
Ing at which several visitors were present
from other jurisdictions
Columbia Comn1andery, No, 2 knights
Templar, held a stated conclave last even
ing. at which the order OF the Temple was
conferred by past commanders OF the or
gaHfzation az follows: J. J. narrower
H. Fl. Riley. with Alex Grant as prelate
upon Companions Adams. Leicester C. Uil-:
rich and John Reed Moss. The escort to
the prelate was composed OF Sir KNIGHTS
Charles II. Bradley, william e. CoIburn
Charles r.. Cummins. Thomas IT, Herring
James g. Hudson. William Koch. Clarence
Fl. LOngacre. John w. Lynn, william b.
McGrain, Henry B. Mirick, Edgar A. Mel
son. Tracy M. Payfafr. Charles A. Stew
art. j. Frank Traxzare Frank G. Under
wood. Harry T.. Walls, John c. Webb and
Chris C. Yeaboser. Arthur NJ Travers
was cross bearer and Alex Mosler Perry
B. Turpin, ]. Henry Kaiser and Charles
w. Hancock chanters The attendants on
the prelate were j. William Lucas and c.
Van Allen.