Evening star., 1919-03-30

,%SJn Star Home this afternoon. under
the auspices of William r. Singleton
lodge, No so. A sermon is announced
l.Thei extraordinary event of the
zHe eek will be the grand ceremonial
~<sessien of Almas Temple of the Mys
;=tic .Shrine. al the Coliseum audito-
.Ht4um. Center Market. Tuesday even
ing. which is to be an elaborate mu-
g>sical ceremonial for class prob
~ne5bl" numbering $50. 1t is expected
Ihat the famous Bando Fraternici
~16hf-o of the notable musical organiza
@kions of the country. will have an
1slaborate part in the rendition of the
.h4uSical score of the "El Vino Flor
..-Akka." as the spring ritual describes
~. and that noted singer will sus-
fin::the solo features of the score
The leaders of the Bulls" and
.2Beaps." Past Potentate James T
sf3ibb$ and Henry Lansburgh. have re-
.<Sorted to Ilustrious Potentate l.
Whiting Estes that the class for the
,>jpg of the candidates. will fully
snatch the ceremonial. which he is
.safto be endeavoring to make the
most memorable Of its kind in the
history of Almas Temple. Capt
Charles D. Shackelford is conducting
-aaseries of rigorous drills for the
Arab Patrol. which also will have
TN unusual spectacular feature to pre-.
sent. The business part of the ses.
sion will start promptly at 1896
q o'clock. The big choral "Zikers on
e Son of Ali" will be sung in the
Arst section. leaving the second Sec
Zion. It Is announced, for special ex.
4aordinary features. including the
1Polti Pes Ruszi" The entrance to
Ade1of Pennsylvania avenue. and
middle of the market block, be-
~eeS 7th and sth streets. The for
nal announce of the forty fifth
esnnu$ session Of the Imperial Coun-
Spolis, Ind. June 10. II and II, is
made in the proclamation of Poten-
aste Estes
= Alrfas Temples Arab Patrol is GO
1he golden apple to the most beauti-
Iul woman. which was a feature OF
,E4he Chu Chin Chow ball recently held
ID New York. at it's annual ball at
the New Willard. the evening of April
AS. Tiffany of New York is now
making the prize golden apple for the
.zghrine function. and its presentation
m to be an extraordinary feature of
she ball. which. it is announced, is
20 be an event unique in the history
2f ttA Shrine. The last Of the series
~ monthly dances of the patrol will
De E4ven tomorrow evening at Odd
Fellows Temple. 7th street
Mithras Lodge of Perfection Of the
IHncient and Accepted Scottish Rite is
e4o the local members of the rite Tues
day evening. at the cathedral, Sd and
ID streets northwest. 1t is expected
That matters pertaining to the pro-
E1oeed new temple to be erected at
18Th and K streets northwest will
he discussed nd
=9f another class for the degrees be-
sore the warm weather begins.
Thursday evening much interest was
4nifested in a large collection of
photographs and drawings of Scottish
Kite temples throughout the country.
3he exhibit of Comma nder- in -Chief
s. E. Osgood. thirty-third degree. of
Pc Witt Clinton Consistory, Grand
rapids. Mich, which was shown at
She cathedral. Commander Osgood.
3ho Is an architect and constructing
4pgineer. erected the Scottish Rite
Temple at Grand Rapids, and in con-
--1ection herewith mat1e a large coll
sction of drawings and photoefap phs
Tor guidance as t6 the best results.
= William R. Singleton Lodge. No. 30.
upon special invitation. is. to pay a
-4faternal visit to Bethesda Lodge.
=. A. A NJ, at Bethesda, Nd, wednes-
Gay evening. 1t has also announced
as schedule Of coming events, which
IN include the F., C.. degree Thurs
9ay evening, the %. A, degree April
II and the N. N. degree May 1.
Master Herbert F. Smith of The
View Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, has is
1pdies night entertainment at the
Arcade ballroom, Monday evening
April z. when an attractive program
Ns to be followed by dancing Ad-
mission will be by card.
= Dawson Lodge has announced a
lpecial for Tuesday evening at Z
O'clock, when the NJ NJ degree will
DE presented for the beneft Of sew
Nral officers and others connected
With the ONCE of the chief of ord
nance. U. S. A. with refreshments at
the close in the banquet hall, where
1<cmInent speakers probably will be
Heard.
Myron M Parker Lodge had the
non Centennial Lodge as guests
Thursday evening. when the guests
Dfescnted the M. NJ. degree Among
the prominent visitors was Past Mas
ter A. R MacKekkan. OF John H. b.
Iatrobe Lodge. No. l65, of Baltimore.
vhose grandson had a part in the
Hork of the evening.
-rakona Lodge is to. have a special
Tuesday evening for the NJ NJ de-
gree Master Frank e. Repbert Is
reported to be slowly recovering
accident
Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
n. will have Ka1lipolis Grotto's
military band and glee club to en-
tertain its members and their friends
Wednesday evening after a hrief
Business session The lodge has ac-
-cepted an invitation to present the
M NJ. degree for lodge at Norfolk.
Va. at an early date. The annual
tsdies night will occur April 8, when
Masonic Temple Auditorium. Ad-
mission will be by card.
Luncheon and refreshments will b<
SERVED by King Solomon Lodge Wed.
fecedfng the n NJ degree. which Il
-A0lseduled for ! pm AT a special tc
5he held April 8 the E A and F. C
0AGfees VIII be presented. and the
1B6ges annual ladies' night will b<
Aeld Wednesday, April 80. in the Tenn.
Ton at 8d5 will precede the dancing
which 10 announced for 3 pm. DAME
Etee1kin. director of the RiaIto Or.
Chegtra, q member of the lodge, will
have charge of the musical program
Admission will be by card. Refresh.
-meut9 viii be served.
"a Jdhnso Lodge, No. II, fs 10 have
. Das4 masterS night. April 8. open.
H. at pm, when the NJ. NJ. degree
0 b oDresented
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