The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-06
Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
juno 5-Potonac No. s. and B. B. French. No
Is social: tnacos'ia. No. q :. Pcntalpha No. .
A. NJ: Mount Pleasant, Nc. g.
June s-F-dersl No. 1; Acacia, No. IL. T. A.
Takoma No. q, social.
June e-Har1nony No. Il: School of instruction.
June le-The New Jerusalem, No. Q: George c
Whiting. No. .: Naval. No =. special NJ. NJ
June list. Johns. No. II; Hope. No D.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
June s-M0Int Horeb. No. Z; Potomac, No. g.
June e-Mo.Int Pleasant. No. Il, r. and NJ L.
June l0-WsshuEton No.
June ll-Eureka No. 4: CAPITOL. No. II.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMUNICATES.
June 7I6fient. No. ).
June s-De Molsy Mounted, No. 4.
June e-Washinston. No. /
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
June G-Evanselist Chapter Rose Croix. No. l..
MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE.
June T-Alnas Temple. ceremonial at National
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
June s-EIecta, No. >: Bethlehem No. :; Friend
ship No. Il Fidelity. No. ~.
June e-Naor,i, No. 3: Brookland. No. il.
June lo-Tilam f. Hunt. No. TO-
June II-Tlkoma No. u; Cathedral. No. IA; ST.
Johns Nc. L.
Shriners to stage Big Ceremonial
Potcntate William S. Quinter. and Re-
corder Harrison Dingman. of Almas rem
pie. of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
have number of candidates in Waltlns
for the big ceremonial to be staged at
the National Rifles Armory. tomorrow
night. As this will probably be the last
ceremonial session before the summer
season. a record attendance oil local anu
visiting mobiles is expected.
Great Preparations are being made for
the trip to the session of the Imperial
Council TO be held at Seattle, Wash. IN
July.
For the first time in the history of the
Ancient and Arabic Order of the Mystic
Shrine, the ''hoi polloi'' of the orSaniza-
ton as we'll as the potentates. Imperial
Council delegates. members OF the I'M
perial Divan and other bodies. will be
recognized at the 1915 session TO be held
in July in Seattle; for this reason three
mammoth balls will be necessary on the
opening night to care for this immense
host o. noblcs-all three balls to be held
under the direction of the same commit
tee. but in widely separated places. and
providing floor space for more than "Wo
couples.
The first ball will be devoted exclusive
IL to ne Imperial Divan and Imperial
Council representa- tives. DR.. Frederick
r. Smith, of Damascus Temple. Roches-
ter. n Y the imperial potentate, will
lead this affair, and 1000 couples Will
dance: while the royalty of the order
is Waiting and otherwise tripping the
ponderous fantastic. the bands patrols,
chanters and other drilled organizations
will tango and two-step in another hall;
still a third ball. devoted to the plain
mobiles. will be danced on the waterfront.
utilizing two floors Of the Central Pier
of the Seattle Port Commission. These
floors are 4c0xa0O feet in size. and will
accommodate a grand total of 1000
couples.
Under present arrangements. all three
balls will be started simultaneously. the
opening strains of the first waltz being
played on the different floors q: the same
moment. The signal will be given by the
imperial potentate from his place OF
honor at the imperial ball
Columbia COmmandery COnfers |
Order.
Columbia Commandery. No. .. X. r. |
conferred the order of the temple at
the last conclave with the regular officers
at their respective stations. The degree :
was conferred in a very impressive man. |
ncr and E. Commander Lou H. Meyers |
received numerous congratulations on the |
rendition Of the work.
NJ. 4. Grand Comma nder Edwin 3. |
IIesse and a number of grand officers !
W ere present. also delegations from sis
tor comma nderies and a large number |
nT Si, KNIGHTS