Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02

eight bands that will attend the con-
| street from the Terrace to Upper,
J shoulder to shoulder the width of the
| street, playing one air. Behind them
will be 104 Arab patrols and following
| the patrol in massed formation. The
procession will form at the 65th Regi-
ment Armory and march thence to the
Mckinley monument, where 1t VIII be
| Thurman and Councilman Heald. Ma
, , lone. Kreinheder and Hill. Automo-
biles. with the imperial officers. will
follow the patrols.
for entertainment will be a series of
Hopi Indian dances by a number of
real red men," who are mobiles of Bal
Tut Abyad Temple of Albuquerque, N.
NJ. These dances will take place on the
Mckinley Monument grandstand We'd
nesday afternoon, July IL, when the
Santo Domingo sun and corn dance, the
Apache war and scalp dance and the
The city council will extend to the
visiting mobiles the freedom Of the
parks, the golf grounds. tennis courts,
cricket courts, cricket grounds, base
ball diamonds and the park lawn
bowling green's. and a number of the
clubs of Buffalo aand many fraternal
organizations have informed the Of
f1cials of Lsmalia Temple that they
Will have open house" Tor the visitors
convention week.
The ladies' committee has arranged
a series of receptions, teas. automobile
rides, musicals and other functions for
the entertainment of the woman wish
tors. 1t has secured the Buffalo
ment of their guests. and will have
erected on the grounds adjoining the
temple a large tent where a reception
will be held daily from II am to noon.
NJ
also will be provided. according to the
announcement.
The war in Mexico. If there Is to be
, war there; has played havoc . With one ne
Columbia. Worshipful Master Lucien
G. Yung of Osiris Lodge. No. rs. will
be found in the "non-coms" of one of
the companies of infantry and Past
Master Alvin D. Hathaway. who Is sec
rotary of the lodge, is one of the in
fantry captains. Both are in the same
company. Senior Warden William W.
Scott. however, will remain at home
while longer. at least, and former Sec
rotary Gerald, who is junior steward of
the lodge. is still available as acting
secretary.
worshipful Master Frank N Chase.
in a late announcement. states that
King David Lodge. No. %. has called
off its communication scheduled for
July 4, but will have special for the
F. C. degree Tuesday, July IL.
President James P. Schick of the AS
ISOLATION of Worshipful Masters for
1916. stated yesterday that the indi-
cations point to fund of between
the Shrine-Grotto ball game. He said
the association already knew, of course,
what amount might be expected from
the tickets used, but was unable to say
many tickets were sold that were not
used. Many of the members who buy
tickets make their returns for them
when they pay their dues and 1t may
turns are received. He said he was
certain that all records had been
broken
Late circulars announce that Ana
costa Lodge. No. 81. will devote to-
morrow evening to business and bal
loting upon petitions and will present
the E. A. degree July II, with Senior
Warden W. Ralph Williamson heading
the official line. The lodge has decided
to enter team in the Masonic Duckpin
League, and w. Ralph Williamson has
been appointed captain.
East Gate Lodge, No "a, will have no
degree work Wednesday. but will have
the F. C. degree July 10 and its school
of instruction July II and rs.
Lebanon Lodge, No :, last Friday
evening had an overflow in the matter
Of attendance at its special for the
NJ. NJ. degree, in which Worshipful
Master Charles B. Alexander headed
the official line. A feature after the
degree work was the appearance of the
Fraternity band" in it's new uniforms,
under the direction Of Prof. wilkins
The band was organized about a year
ago and its selections received applause
a nd
is president of the organization. At
the close Of the lodge. refreshments
were served, with Mrs. Lille Mckenzie
in charge.