The Washington herald., 1912-04-07

The party will leave Washington at
D. m. over the Washington. Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway from the
station at Twelfth street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest. Those desiring TO
make the trip are Requested TO send their
names to James S. Mccarthy. Room 20.
kellogg Building. Washington, who has
been delegated to make arrangements
for transportation facilities.
The advisory committee Of the Almas
Temple Home and Auditorium. appointed
by Potentate William Hamilton Smith,
OF Almas Temple. Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. met last
Tuesday night at GUIDE Brothers Hall,
1914 F street northwest and organized.
The enthusiasm manifested by those in
attendance at the committee meeting
showed that the project to erect a home
for Almas will be carried 10 completion.
The structure now proposed is to cost
at least $4,000. and will be OF excellent
architectural design
Subcommittees were named as fol-
lows: An executive committee composed
of Lewis Hopfenmaier. chairman: s. w.
Woodward, James Lansburgh, d. ].
Kaufman, John r. Mclean, William d.
Hoover, and Ben S. Graves; and a ways
p.
Charles 4. Stewart. captain of Almas
Patrol, chairman; Ross r. Andrews, Fred
W. Behrens, Joseph II. Crawford. Otto
]. De Moll, Edward II. Droop, William
]. Eynon. Isidor l.. Goldheim, s. Fred
Hahn. Samuel Hart, Carter B. Keene,
Gustave A. Kneessi, Arthur c. Moses,
William F. Roberts, and Samuel W,
Woodward.
The officers of the advisory commit
tee are William F. GUIDE. chairman;
Lewis Hopfenmaier, vice chairman, and
Harry B. Cramer. secretary. The men,
bers OF the committee are:
Ross p. Andrews, Lester A. Barr,
Achille f. Burklin, Fred W. Behrens.
Charles f. Berry. w. Wallace Chiswell.
Eugene S. Cochran, Robert Cook. wnl-
lam 5. Corby. Albert I. Coumbe, Joseph
H. Crawford, DR.. J. b. Gregg Custis.
Harrison DingmRn, Otto J. De Mol.
Charles II. Dismer. r. Golden Donald
son. Edward II. Droop. William ]. Ey-
non. Adolph NJ Fishel, George Z. Flem-
ing, Edmund *. Fox. William T. CALI
her, Charles ]. Gawler. George E. Glib
son. James T. Gibbs. Isaac Goldenberg.
Isidor L. Goldheim, Louis Goldsmith, Roe
Fulkerson, Benjamin S. Graves, Adol-
phus GUIDE, S. Fred Hahn, Walter 8.
Harlan, Samuel Hart, Samuel B. Hege.
James F. Hood, william B. Holtzclaw,
William d. Hoover. George w. Hurle-
baus, Charles Jacobsen. Jacobus S. Jones
David ]. kaufman. Carter b. Keene,
Stirling Kerr. jr, Franklin V. KilIian,
Gustave a. Kneessi, Walter H. Klopfer.
James B. Lambic, James Lansburgh.
Ralph w. Lee, Alvin NJ. Lotnrop, Town.
ley A. Mckee, Arthur ID. Marks, Edwin
S. NARROW, Thomas p Morgan, Arthur
c. Moses, Ben W. Murch, Thomas c.
Noyes. James F. Oyster, Andrew Parker.
Myron NJ. Parker, Abraham ID. Prince,
James L. rugh, Julius l. Peyser. Will
lam F. Roberts, Franklin I. Sanner,
Abram r. Serven. Louis Simon. Francis
A. Sebring. Emmons S. Smith, w. Ham,
ilton Smith, George Spransy, Charles A.
West. Edmund S. Wolfe. Samuel W.
Woodward, and Levi Woodbury..
One Of the most important events of
the season in Scottish Rite circles was
the ceremony of ''extinguishing the
lights followed by the mystic ban
quet" held by Evangelist Chapter.
knights Rose Croix No. /. of the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry, last Thursday night at the
House Of the Temple, Third and K
streets northwest.
The annual symbolic ceremony of "eX-
the chapter room of the Temple, at s
o'clock. The lights Will be rekfndIed
Easter Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
The symbolic ceremonies were conduct
ed by the officers Of Rose Croix Chap
ter. as follows: Allen Bussius, thirty
third degree, honorary wise master
James ii. Mcintosh, thirty-second de-
gree. X. c. c. H., senior warden; Rob-
ert F. Mentzel, thirty-second degree,
Junior warden; J. Archibald Bailey,
thirty-second degree. X. G. e. H.. ora
tor; Louis Goldsmith, thirty-third de-
gree honorary, almoner and treasurer;
Elmer f. Simpson, thirty-second degree,
X. G. c. H., secretary; Edward II.
Droop. thirty-second degree, master OF
ceremonies: John II. Won Hermann
thirty-second degree. X. c. c. H. ex-
pert; George r. Davis, thirty-second de-
gree, assistant expert; Charles E. Etch-
berger, jr., thirty-second degree. guard
ian of the temple. and James II. Trim
Bile. thirty-thfrd degree. honorary, tiIer
The quartet which furnishedsthe music
was composed OF Mrs. L. A. Roberts