Evening star., 1921-12-18
FRATERNITIES r

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18th street northwest. where Santa
Claus. q big Christmas tree, gifts ana
other good things will gladden. the
juvenile heart.
surpass all similar work on the part
Of Almas Temple. and care has oeen
taken to insure that the worthy neeoy
will reap the benefit.
Regular Shrine activities in general
have been suspended until the annual
meeting the afternoon Of Decembsr
GERS will be held.
The forty-eishth Imperial Council
convention OF the Ancient Arabic Order
of Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. to oe
held in San Francisco next June, ID ex-
pected to prove req nd tSs rreatest
Shrine gathering ever known IN the
west.
It will commemorate the golden
jubilee Of the order. The executive
committee. already busily engaged IN
tiyely estimates that fully 25o.ooo per;
sons will cross the red-hot SANDS ana
the briny ocean to witness the Demon
stration.
from Canada. Alaska, Mexico. the
Hawaiian Islands and the orient wiz
flock thousands Of red-fezzed shrtners.
While q majority Of them will travel oy
train or steamer a great many caravans
will make the entire trip IN automo-
biles. From Texas will 60 a procession
Shriners, and the number is sure to In.
crease on the way. Missouri. Iowa and
Illinois also will send automobile cara
vans.
The parade, which Chairman George
Filmer and the executive committee nm h are are
most magnificent and motley pageant
ever witnessed in San Francisco. All
the temples will send their bands drum
and fife corps. patrols and chanters.
The convention will be OF exceptiohai
McCandless Of Honolulu will be installed
imperial potentate. the highest position
in the order. Sunny Jim" as NC
candless is lovingly styled by his
friends. because Of his genial ana ma
amiable disposition is dolised sa,sng 1y ms rs
signally honor him. At the conclusion
OF the festivities in San Francisco, Nc
CaUdless will be escorted to his Hawaiian
home by at least seven ocean liners,
gayly decked with Shrine fiags and ban.
and their families.
Some idea Of the immensity and mag
nifcence OF the coming convention can
be gathered from the fact that 1t will
result in an expenditure OF at least
$27, 900, 600.
Elections reported are as follows:
Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
l4-Master. DR.. Howard Linton; senior
warden, Sherman I. Folsom; Junior
warden. William H. McCarty; secre-
tary, Jason Waterman: assistant Sec
retary. Wilbur H. Bladen: treasurer
Leonard P. Steuart: chaplain, Rev.
Charles E. Fultz. D. D.: assistant
chaplain, Rev. John Weidley: mar
shal, Eyander French: assistant mar
shal, Joseph T. Parks; senior deacon.
Charles e. lie Foe; junior deacon
John D. Hughes: senior steward. Mil
ton S. Brown: Junior steward. Worth
Is. Landon: organist. Samuel A. Leech;
tiler, George L. Leese; soloist. Matt
land S. Wright; trustees. ]. L. Rose.
Marx E. Kahn and Harry F.. Riley;
committee on finance and good OF the
order, Robert R. Cooke, jr.. w. FLOYD
Mutchler, Earl e. Everhart. Charles
sentatives to Masonic board OF RELIEF.
A. Ernest Tate and Irwin l.. Rose;
representative to St. Johns Mite AS
sociation, Emmett c. Elmore: repre-
sentative to Lodge Room NO. 1. Leon
ard p. Steuart: representative to ma
lace Streator. Degree team-Presi-
dent, Howard B. Homer; vice presi-
dent, Edward E. Muth: secretary. Jonn
II. Lipphard: captains. George w.
Swift and Edwin 7. Holland.
Dawson Lodge, No. 1s.Mark stear- -
warden: walter S. Eatherly, Junior war
den: John A, colborn. F; Ss N; re.
son r. NJ. Ge-elected). treasurer:
Charles w. Hoover. P. NJ. master Of
ceremonies; Mark L: Rip2y. s.oen enapiain; TohI
K. lettering. Junior deacon; John
NJ. Moehring. senior steward; Peyton
B. Fletcher, Junior. steward; LOUIS
jacobson, P. NJ. (re-elected), tiler: John
L. Apple, P. NJ. tre-electedl. o,ganlst;
Masonic board Of relief; Perry P. Pat
rick. P. NJ. delegate: st; John Mite
Association; George w. Baumann. P.
NJ. (re-elected), representative. board
Of managers. Masonic and Eastern Star
board Of managers. lodgeroom No; l
Perry P. Patrick. P. NJ, and Benjamin
F. L.arcombe, P. NJ. The officers were
Installed by Perry P. Patrick, P. M.
Hope Lodge. No 2o-Master; ;,,;, Leon Z %
SON Cook: Junior warden. Charles o.
Millar; secretary, William A. Craig;
treasurer, Harry G. Sherwood; marshal.
Hubert Newsom: senior deacon, John
M, StillweIl; Junior deacon, Raymond H.
Cross; senior steward. Forrest 9. Smith ;
Junior steward. Nathaniel M. Summers.
Takoma, No. 2s-Robert Dickens,
master; Herbert B. Hendrick. senior
warden; T. K Burrows (re-electedD
secretary; F. E. Reppert tvice will
lam E. Dyre, p. NJ. who voluntarily
retired after ten years service).
treasurer; Duncan Stuart. junior war
den: r. S. wallace, senior warden;
Hugh E. Reppert. junior deacon;
Charles W. Ayers, senior steward:
Robert D. Burbank, junior steward
A. NJ. Troxner, marshal; William E:
Dyre, p. M. (re-elected. board OF
directors. Masonic and Eastern Star
tee; J. B. Derrick, P. NJ, representa-
tive to board Of relief: P. I. Taylor,
p. M, st. Johns Mite Society.
Mount Pleasant, No. 33-Edwin E.
Putnam, master: Charles A. Jaquette
senior warden; Charles E. Warfield
Junior warden; John F. Putnam, Sec
retary; Robert L. Hughes, treasurer;
Henry r. Linfoot, senior deacon; Rob.
ert c. Tracy, Junior deacon; James e
Rogers, senior steward: Aubrey III
clayton. junior steward: Henry s
Harry L. Gessford ana Harry J. Saers
, trustees.
East Gate Lodge, No. 34-Kenneth
p. Armstrong, master; Charles r. Al
len, senior warden; LaMonte X. John
son, junior warden: David B. Perry
secretary; r. Homer Hall, treasurer;
Thomas L. Miller. senior deacon