Evening star., 1921-09-04
cEPrEMBER. the final month i,


tion of work in tie Masonic bodies
that have taken their vacations dur
ing the warm months. :n.l the ave-
rage master, feeling his term near
ing its close and anxious for as good
a record as may be. puts forth spe-
cial efforts to raise all available
candidates to the Masters degree.
Brightwood Commandery. No. 6.
Knights Templar. will resume its
conclaves Friday evening with
double degree schedule in it's asylum
at Brightwood Masonic Temple.
Master William E. Holt Of Myron
M. Parker Lodge. No. 81. announces,
the acceptance Of his appointment as
lodge chaplain by Rev. John H.
Church. vice Rev. c. c. Mclean. re-
signed to take up his future resi-
dence in California. He also an
nounces that the lodge will have its
grand visitation October is.
Monday evening. September IL. The
New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9. will
entertain the residents of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
expects to have a very large delega-
tion for it's trip to Atlantic City in
acceptance of the invitation of
Crescent Temple of Trenton. N. j., to
attend it's "seashore ceremonial on
City, September II. Inustrious
Potentate Henry Lansburgh will be
attended by all the uniformed units
of his big aggregation anu scores Of
Shriners from the ranks will avail
themselves of the opportunity to en-
joy the hospitalities of the Jersey
telmple. A special train has been
chartered for the occasion and will
leave Union Station via the Pennsyl-
vania bridge route Friday after
o'clock. returning. it will leave At
lantic City Sunday. Septembtr IS, at
pm This seashort ceremonial Is
expected to be something very much
out of the ordinary, and it is said
many sister temples will attend it..
uniformed parade of the bodies on
the Boardwalk. Noble s. Zirkin is
in charge OF the arrangements.
The Caravan Club. at it's Friday
luncheon on the roof OF the Washing
ton Hotel. started an innovation.
will do 50 hereafter at the first meet
ing of each month. substituting
therefor entertainment devised and
procured by its scouts. and secondly
IL AWARDED aIt0uOdHCS pIAZcS uO.
mated last week by Call Me Henry"
and Stuart K. Joice. Next Friday,
Jesse 3. Adams and Col. Charles o.
collars will provide the prizes and
the lucky fellows will get them. If
they are at the luncheon. "A good
time was had by ALL
The latest issue Of the Alibi an
nounces that the ceremonial session
October 3. at the Capitol Theater,
will be in full charge of Chief Rab-
ban Leonard P. steuart in order
that the potentate may have the
with the nobility. On the principle
that coming events cast their
shadows BEFORE" some Of the mobiles
are constituting this announcement as
'ominous." it is said.
Following the wake OF Lu Lu
Temple of Philadelphia, Almas has
started a legion of honor" whose
eligibles must have served in the
Army. the Navy or the Marine Corps
in some war or campaign under the
Fries. chief of the chemical warfare
service, U. S. A, it is announced. has
undertaken the task of organizing
the legion in Almas Temple. A
meeting for organization will be
held at Shrine headquarters. I'll 18th
street northwest, September 26 at
8 pm.
The Alibi also contains an illustra.
ton of a handsomely engraved Ger.
tif1cate presented to Past Imperial Po-
tentate Harrison Dingman, setting
forth the creation of the position oil
ment thereto for life. as well as a
distinguished group of "Washington's
Finest" including District Commits
sioner James F. Oyster. Edwin B.
aesse cnisf clerk % Ss police arhsol head
Capts. Colin z. E. Flather and F. E.
Doyle, Sergt. B. A Lamb and Private
p. G. Tanner. Willard Vaughn, W. c.
Lewis. J. NJ Horton. Charles H. Brad.
ley. Harry Evans. John L. Preinkert
fellow. not forgetting Clifford l.
Grant. chief Of detectives.
An account of the Almas-Boumi
ball game will be found elsewhere in
The Star.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter will
start its fail activities Friday evening
with "get-together" meeting, at
which Grand King Roe Fulkerson of
pected to sound the Keynote and
other things besides. There will be
refreshments.
The Euclid Masonic Club of the
Naval Proving Grounds, Indian Head.
Nd. is expecting a large delegation Of
Masons, especially of Ma sonic club
members. for it's annual Indian Head
fair, September 8, 9 and 10. The club
has made special preparations to en-
tertaining visiting brethren and their
families. In addition to farm and in
dustrial exhibits there will be sports.
ball games, movies, concerts and
danoing until 10 o'clock at night.
There will be boat service from the
Washington navy yard and bus serv-
ice by tidewater lines. The trip by
auto takes about two hours, and the
road to Indian Head is said to be ex-
cellent.
The past masters of Lebanon Lodge
will oficiate in the NJ. NJ. degree in
the lodge Tuesday evening. starting
at o'clock. Past Master Walter T.
Paine is in charge.
Deputy Roe Fulkerson of the Su-
preme Council will meet the brethren
of the Rite, especially the officers of
the classes In the past two years. in
Mithras Lodge of Perfection Tuesday
evening, at Scottish Rite Cathedral.
Sd. and E streets northwest The pur-
pose is to arrange for the Supreme
Council Class" which will start it's
journey October 4 and complete 1t,
all going well. October Z. The four
teenth degree Is scheduled for Octo-
Der 4. in full ceremonial form. the
tieth, October 6, and the thirty-second
October z. Deputy Fulkerson, 1t is
said, expects to equal if not surpass
the record in the matter OF class
numbers, in honor Of the Supreme
Council which starts itS tfernIaI