The Washington herald., 1912-04-04
SHRINERS' TEMPLE
is NOW PLANNED
Almas Mobiles Organize Project to
Erect Structure to Cost
100000.

| 'Snrlnere Tempice Oh afCnltectuhl
beauty VIII be erected by Almas Temple
Ancient Arabic Order. Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, II the enthusiasm shown
at the meeting Tuesday night of the advis.
ory committee Of Almas Temple Home
and Auditorium, held at GUIDE Brothers
Hall, 1z14 + street northwest. Is a cri-
terlon OF the feeling among the rank and
file OF the body.
The committee was called together for
organization by Potentate william Ham,
ilton Smith, who was present and made
stirring address urging cooperation
with the various committees in the plans
for raising funds for the new home.
An executive committee was named,
headed by Lewis HopfenmaIer, one of
the most energetic and successful work
ers for the upbuilding OF lAlmas Temple.
The other members named on this COM
mittee are S. w. Woodward. James Lans-
burgh, d. J. Kaufman, John r. Mclean,
William D. Hoover and Ben S. Graves.
A ways and means committee was also
named, with DR.. Charles A. Stewart,
captain of Almas Patrol, as 0aairman,
Assisting Capt Stewart on this commit
tee are Ross p. Andrews, Fred w.
Behrens, Joseph H. Crawford, Otto J.
De Mol, Edward H. Droop, william ].
Eynon. Isidor L. Goldheim, s. Fred
Hahn. Samuel Hart. Carter B. Keene,
Gustave A. Kneessi, Arthur c. Moses,
William T. Roberts, and Samuel w.
Woodward.
These committees will hold meetings
at the call of its chairmen. and will
make reports to the members Of Almas
Temple at the next session, which will
probably be held April 23. The last cere-
monial OF Almas proved so conclusive
ly the need OF a permanent home for
Almas Temple that II Is confidently ex-
pected that rapid progress will be made
IN the plans for the early erection of a
hne structure. to cost at least s2oo,ooo
The Advisory Committee.
The officers OF the advisory commit
tee are william F. GUIDE. chairman /;
Lewis Hopfenmaier. vice chairman,
and Harry B. cramer. secretary. The
members of the committee are:
Ros p. Andrews Lester A. Bar. AchiIIe u
Bwklin, Fred W. Behrens Charles Z. Berry w.
wallacs Chisseli. Eugene s. Cochr1n Robert Cook
William S. Oorby. Albert 7. Coumhs, Jo.eph H
man. Otto ]. De Mol. CharIes h Dismer r.
Golden Donaldson. Edward II. Droop, william J.
Eynon, Adolph N. Fishei GeorEe z. Fleming
Edmund K Fox William 7. GaIliher Charies J.
Goldenb1g. Isidor L. Goldheim. Louis Goldsmith
Roe FulkeIsou. Benjamin s. Gnvss, Adolphus GUIDE
5. Fred Hahn. Walter 8. Harlan. Samuel Hart
samuel B. Hese. James =. Hood. william b.
Holtzciav, William d. Hoover. Georrs ". Hurle-
bsua. Charles jacobsen. Jscob1s 8. Jones' David ].
Kaufman, Carter B. Reene Stirring Kerr, IT..
Franklin v. Kiilisn. Gus;HFe A. Knees walter
H Klopfr, james B. LAmbie. James Lausburyh
Ralph W. Lee. Alvin NJ. Lothrop, rOwnleJ A. No
Kee Arthur d. MARKS Edwin s. Marrow, Thomas
P. Morgan. Arthur O Moses Ben. W. Murch
er Myron N. PARKER. Abraham d. Prince. James
l. Pugh. Julius l. PeyseT william +. Robsrtx
Franklin 1. Sanner Ahr1m R SeTen, Louis Simon
ton Smith. George Sprznsy, Charles A. Stewart-
Buinerd h. Warner, Sidney West Edmund 8
Wolfe. Samuel W. Woodward, and GeTi Woodbury.