Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

RITE,
Observation-Disclosures Lodge OF Perfectlon
plans for winter reunion
There will be but two grand Visi-
tations this week by the grand mas
ter and officers of the Grand Loose
of Masons for the District. one 10
morrow evening TO Anacostia Lo"se'
No 81. and the other Tuesday even
ing. to Myron NJ Parker Lodge 40
IS. both at o'clock.
Imperiai Potentate Freeland Ken
drick. the first TO suggest lllustrious
Potentate L. Whiting Estes tor posi- ,
ton in the imperial line, has ihHlte''
Mr. Estes to accompany him ana asr
sist in instituting new tempe o.
the Mystic Shrine. TO be called He1az
| Temple. at Greenville, S. C.. this week.
! The party will leave Washington
Wednesday and return Saturday fo-
tentate Estes has also been invited
| by the imperial potentate 10 De pres
emit at the official visitation TO Lu Lu
| Temple of Philadelphia. of which the
high executive of Shrinedom was po-
| tentate for many years. November D.
and to accompany him to a unique
dinner to he. given the. .folioWin
evening by Lu Lu Temples mounted
! guards.
Almas Temple will inaugurate its
| winter season by grand ceremonial
session at Liberty Hut the evening OF
| November l. which is expected to be
| one of the most unusual IN Its ms
| tory. Not only will the various aux
iliaries of the Shrine be lined up in
| a new form of solemnity. but Poten-
| tate Estes has appointed general
committee of fifty with the special
| Injunction that their efforts are to
represent the highest achievement
| in Shrine lore and cussedness' for
| the especiai benefit of one of the large
! class of candidates who is known to
| international fame and whose name is
being most carefully suppressed for
| that reason. This distinguished pro
fame" from the wild tribes of the
desert" is to be given a Missouri
showing. in which neither expense nor
| careful Encouragement is to be neg
| leoted Another of the candidates IFS
/ said to be a descendant of the people
| with whom the original Arabic order
| first saw the light. and he also is to
/ be shown what AmericaniZation
means even to the Mystic Shrine. The
| the November ceremonial is The
| Bull JAZZ Balallah." IT has been de-
| scribed as the ultima thule of uniqui-
| ty. whatever that may mean. At any
| rate ii is said to be uniquely beauti-
| full and mirthful.
| Informal Shrine dances already an
| nounced include one az tho Hotel Ra-
| leigh the evening of October %, un-
| der the auspices of the Arab Patrol
| the new Almas Military Band, which
will furnish the music of the evening
and the famous Oriental Band. and
also dance Thanksgiving evening.
The imperial potentate has an
M fSad ho
peals and excellent reasons given by
1 tho mobility and the city. officials of
| Portland. Ore. he has changed the
| dates of the forty sixth annual ses-
, sion of the Imperial Council from
June s, 8 and 10 70 June %, % and
"a, 1920 news that will be of interest
| to many of the nobility of Washing
! ton who propose to take the trip to
further the election of Potentate l..
Whiting Estes to the imperial line
which is confidently. expected at that
time.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection of the
| Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
/ Tuesday evening will outline the
plans for the winter reunion of the
| local bodies of the rite. which begins
| October % with the fourth and fifth
vember 4 with the ninth and tenth
degrees; November II. by the four
| teenth degree; November 18, by the
fifteenth; December 2. by the eight
eeIth; December s. by the twentieth
December 16, by the twenty-frst; De-
cember 80, by the twenty-four
January 6. by the thirtieth; January
| 10. by the thirty-first, and January
90, by the thirty-second degree.
! Albert Pike Consistory, NJ. r. S..
will elect officers December %, and
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection. Febru-
airy "a. according to the new calendar.
| The Supreme Council of Inspectors
! General of the Thirty-third Degree of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction of
| the United States will begin it's BIZ
| ennial session in Washington tomor-
row morning at the House of the
| Temple. In the evening at o'clock
IT will dedicate the permanent home
in the House Of the Temple of the
! famous Burnsiana collection of the
late William r. Smith. thirty-second
degree. with ceremonies open to those
of the general Public who may be in
! terested in the subject or admirers
] of Robert Burns. the poet of the COM
mon people and the first poet laureate
of Freemasonry.: The famous Scottish
Rite Choir Of Baltimore, under the
| direction of DR.. Smock, will render
| several selections and addresses will
| be made by representatives of the
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