The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-28
ALL KINDS OF FUN
FOR SHRINERS' DAY
AlmaS Mobiles Promise a Hot
Time at Luna Park
Tomorrow.
NOTHING WILL BE LEFT OUT
Two Weddings, the High Trapeze, a
Boxing Match, and Grand Opera
on the List.

Two marriage ceremonies. a comedy
boxing contest football game under
The new Intercollegiate rules. special
athletic contests introducing imported
muscle artists. the Gauianni operate
trio, direct from Herr Conrieds New
York collection OF vocal stars; a confetti
carnival. dancing, and bunch Of laugh
producing, ear-spHJting, sides-cracNin
stunts. are some of the features of "a
carnival of mirth which the mobiles Of
the Almas Temple. Mystic Shrine, Will
produce tomorrow. Shrine Day" at
Luna Park. The arrangements are in
the hands Of Capt. Louis C.. Wilson.
Jokesmith Of the Arab Patrol; Lieuts.
Charles A Stewart and j. G. STEELE, his
aides; and the temptations Of the amuse-
ment bill these three have prepared
promise 20 attract thousands Of pilgrim
worshipCTs to their shrine
Program 70 Suit All Tastes.
The afternoon end of the program viii
open up with O gridiron test of skin and
Drawn between a picked Washington
and Alexandria team. Then viii follow
some special athletic contests and
tEree-rOuud boxing contest and at D
o'clock sharp the Rev. ". r. Fisher. OF
Alexandria. viii solemnize a marriage.
The bride viii be given In marriage by
The MusTiOus potentaJe OF the Almas
Temple. Jac0bus Seneca Jones, and i'm
mediately following the ceremony
honeymoon journey viii be taken, first
10 the Capital in a special car loaned
bv the president OF the Washington.
Alexandria and Mt Vernon railway,
decorated by Noble w j. Guide, and
then The happy pair viii speed on 20
Niagara Falls.
Auto Honeymoon for Couple No. 2.
Marriage ceremony number two viii
take place promptly at s o'clock, and
again the Rev Fisher viii omciate,
while Mayor Pan, OF Alexandria, Will on
this occasion give away the bJushing
bride The bride and groom OF the
evening win be whisked -hrlagh tbs
country on a moonlight ride, the auto
mobile committee in charge being DIT.
IL c. CobleutZ. W. s. COrby. T. Neu-
ulyer, r r. Schaun, George L. Barber.
l.. c. Graham, w. II. Zeh, ". G. Long.
Col e. C. Wood, J. d. Frazee, and r.,
&. Bereus.
Donations of substantial gifts will be-
presented 10 both brides by represen-
IaLlves of twelve of the leading WASH
lugtun stores.
The balance OF the evening bill viii
consist OF an operate concert some SEN
saJional trapeze acts. Well-selected
musical program by the Greater Wash
IlEtOn Band and a grand confetti car
nival at The wind-up
The Committees in Charge.
The committees on entertainment. spe-
CiaI features. ways and means, tickets,
end finance, are In charge Of. respective
Is. G. b. Matthews, IT. B. Walker, Dr-
Frank b. Gibson, j. A. Davies, and G..
A. Kneessi chairman. while the mem
.bers OF these committee are;
}. A. Bailey. J. h. Bcnini. c. II. Brad
ley. II. -. Brown, W. A, Cohil, 4, q,
Crook j. A. Davies. W. ". Georges,
T.. f. Geysr. l. /. COlIhiem. G. &. grey.
J. r. Cosunett. + r. Gibson. A r.
Hess. J. S. Haubley. J. 81. Green. j.. s.
Jacobs. l.. s. Johnson. q. A. kneessi.
1ld KOIb. j. Kendall Charles Long. G.
H. Longocre. }. Mcpherson, q. B. Mat
theWs, r. w Moore +. ~. Miller. G.
H. Nelly. r. W Nicely. T. A Nelson
H. r. Patterson. l. l.. Porter. +. W.
QuinteT W. S Quinrcr. s. ~ ReC-er.
r. II. Riordan. il. Rothschilds, =. g.
Rcdman n. +. Sands, w. c. SmalIwood,
j. H. Slmms, r. W Summers. T. r.
Walker. John Walker IT. j.. Walls. q.
w. Weigand, r. @. Williams r. VALID
man. J. r. Wells, c. c. Yeaboyer. and
" r. Yetton.