The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-03-31
P0TENTATE IS
HONOR GUEST
PORTLAND SHRINE HEAD COMING
Divan and ChanterS Of AL Kader Among
Guests of Hood River Mobiles
Elaborate Reception

Committees of the Hood River
Shrine Club. which will entertain Illus
trious Potentate Frank S. Grant, of al
Kader Temple, the Divan and Chanters
Of the Portland Temple, at a recep-
ton, dinner and dance Saturday
night, are extremely busy making
elaborate preparations for the social
affair, which will be one Of the most
gorgeous ever staged here. Commit
teemen are in Portland each day this
week, seeking suggestions for stunts
and decorations.
The Shrine Club has chartered the
entire lower floor of the Mt. Hood no
tel and the adjoining l00-foot square
Lotus Grille, where the dance will be
staged. At six O'Clock the visiting
guests and their hosts, accompanied
banquet in the hotel dining room. G.
w. McCullagh, past president of the
local club. will be toastmaster. An
address of welcome will be delivered
by Truman Butler. Responses by
the visitors will be made by Potentate
Grant and Mayor Geo. l.. Baker.
At 8 O'Clock reception will be held
at which Mr.. Grant will be formally
presented to all mid Columbia mem
bers of the local Masonic lodge, who
have been invited to join in the event
and participate in the dance that will
follow. Geo. H. McMulIn, president
of the Shrine Club, will address the
Masons.
Beginning at IL O'Clock, a buffet
supper will he served the merrymak-
ers. The "Noble" Chanters. of Port
land, will give songs throughout the
evening.
Following the banquet, the hotel
dining room will be turned into smok
ing and card room. Cloak rooms, with
attendants, will be provided for both
women and men guests.
President McMullin has arrived in
the class Of literateurs by presentation
of the following proclamation on the
big Saturday evening reception:
To you who have kept the faith
Peace be unto you, and to all children
of the Faith come peace and plenty.
Forget your troubles stop your
bowling and let not the weariness of
your camels. the squeaking of your tin
Lizzie or the wailing of the women in
your tents, withhold your obeying my
summons.
We have all winter rested from la
Dor; now refreshing rains and sunshine
have covered our fertile oasis with
verdure and our fruitful valley is about
to give forth bloom again.
Give Ye Heed Therefore:
Gird thy loins with proper raiment--
get under your F-E-Z and properly ac-
htr ,hOtansf Aax,aaal 0f
thy harem. attend the dinner and dance
given in honor of the Illustrious Poten-
tate Frank S. Grant and the Divan ac-
him on his pilgrimage to
Hood River which will be on the two
hundred and third day before the birth
day of Shiek Yawaral. corresponding
to Saturday, the second day of April.
nineteen hundred and twenty-one.
The dinner is for Mobiles and their
ladies only and is to begin at $50
p. m., at the Lotus Grille, in the Oasis
of Hood River.
There are many unbelievers among US
and these infdels we have invited and
sent unto them separate invitations,
them to reach the outer walls
at nine o'clock promptly when they
will be admitted to participate in the
festivities, listen to the words of wis
dom of our Potentate and his retinue
and to the sweet music of the
ChanteTs.
Immediately thereafter will be dancing
in which you and these unbelivers may
join and you can smoke or play cards
in the hotel dining room and during all
of this merriment you can dip your cup
in the Zem Zem bucket at will.
At eleven p. m. a buffet luncheon
will be opened in the hotel dining room
and served continuously to both follow
ers of the faith and infidel and to the
lady whom they escort.
Wake Upl Shake the moth balls
from your brain and give heed to my