Evening star., 1921-04-24

| ceive the imperial potentate of North
America, Ellis l. Garretson of Afifi
Temple, Tacoma, Wash. ;
The official proclamation appears in
| the May issue of the Alibi, which. to
| the Shriner. it is said, also contains
other information of a character most
significant. The business session on
that day will start at pm, instead
rof at the later hour customary.
and the ceremonial will start prompt
ly at Z o'clock. Briefly the features
and those who will participate in
them are embodied in the announce
ment of spectacular street parade.
at $50 pm. sharp. when the imperial
Potentate will be met at the station
ana escorted to his headquarters.
This will be followed by ''Shrners'
| feast at pm. Candidates will re-
port at the main lobby of the theater
on fennsylvania avenue at pm, to
Class Directors Nathan WE'LL, Monte
Sanger and 0. M. Ballauf Admission
VIII be by the 1921 card only and the
card OF each noble attending is in
dispensable for the purpose. The an
nouncement asks that the mobiles
Wear your glad rags and fez" This
is a request of unusual import and
portends unusual happenings. At 7:l5
a musical program will be presented
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I las van Deventer, conductor; at 1880
| the caravan will form and shortly
thereafter the grand ceremonial en-
trance of the illustrious potentate and
| his divan will occur, with Henry G..
! Stein as conductor of Mohammed's 8
| ceremonies. The Almas Temple Or
chestra will then appear in evidence
| and at pm. will come the reyela-
| ton Of the grand scenic presentation,
1 W will hn fol IL
! toric Journey 'the inspired charge''
! and the reward of the truly faithful"
These episodes will permit the intro
duction of the Almast Temple Chant ers
under Director J. Walter Humphrey;
the Almas Temple Glee Club. under
| Director Charles Il. Bartlett; the
Arab Patrol Drill Corps. under Capt
Edwin G. Dutton: the Almas Drum
and Bugle Corps. under Director w.
Jacoby, and the Almas Patrol floor
team. under Director Virgil NJ
Fookes, with J. Fred Huber. as Elec-
| tr1cus. After the ritualistic cere-
monies, 1llustrious Potentate Henry
! Lansburgh has provided program OF
exceptional vaudeville entertainment
For the street parade. the line will
form at 18th street and Ohio avenue
and will start promptly at $3.50 pm.
The line of march will be from 18th
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| Ellipse south of the White House,
north on 18th street to- Pennsylvania
avenue, enter White House grounds
by west gate. exit by east gate, thence
on south side of Pennsylvania avenue
to Sth street and return.
1llustrious Potentate Lansburgh has
announced also an exclusive compli-
| me ntary Shrine ball in the Arcade Au-
ditorium. Wednesday evening. May IS.
when each noble will be permitted to
! have one lady guest. The festivities
! will start at pm. and close at
am. This function will be known as
the "potentates ball." and it is prom
| ised that it will be one %of the great
est functions ever staged by Almas
Temple.
The imperial potentate will be es-
corted on his visit to Washington
by Illustrious Potentate Grover S.
Nolte of Ahh Temple, "a prince of
good fellows"
Rev. John c. Palmer, grand chap
lain of the Grand Lodge. was the
speaker at the midday luncheon of
the Shrine Caravan Club, at the New
Ebbitt. Wednesday, his theme being
consideration and Courtesy" 1t was
expected that Gen. Sawyer, President
Harding's medical adviser. would be
the speaker. but Gen. Sawyer was de-
tanned by an engagement with con-
Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly of
Pennsylvania will be the speaker. and
May Is the Scimetar Club of Balti-
more will be guest of uhe Caravan.
Thirty Caravanites visited the Scim-
etar Club in Baltimore Monday and
were royalty entertained.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club entertained William B. Sc
we're and E. E. Putnam of the execu
tive committee for the convention of
Masonic clubs to be held here in May
and rendered it's services to enter
tain visiting ladies to the convention.
The auxiliary will wear white fezzes
bearing "Lambskin Club" in gilt let,
ters. The auxiliary, it is said. will
thave a float and participate in the
carnival at the Central High School
Ulcers are: Mrs. Cora Potter. presi-
dent; Mrs. Anna Hid, vice president;
| Mrs. Mary NJ. Henry. secretary; Mrs.
Ada Hanstein, treasurer; Mrs. Edna
Mack. conductress. and Mrs. Mollie
| Waters. warder. The club has over
| 100 members.
The. Level Club will give a dance
Tin the private ballroom at the Arcade
l'F>riday evening at $50 o'clock.
feature will be ~ prize xalt1; u,1,a,, l. L A.
Hole, E. w. Libbey. A. B. Simons. F.
Watson. r. B. Bronson and W.. E.
Field are the committee in charge.
Monarch Castleman P. Boss has an
! nounced a business and social meeting Of
fKailipolis Grotto for Friday evening
He states that there will be short-form
Imitation. a musical 'proGrem. cigars and
things good to eat Many novel features
twill beasttaged and 1921 passports are
necessary to avoid delay in gaining adj
omission. -"
The Grotto Drill Corps. under the di-
erection of Past Monarch Charles D.
Shackelford. is undergoing intensive
drilling in preparation for the annual
Supreme Council convention at Atlantic
City. June 2s. 20 and 80, when they hope
| to capture the frst prize in the competi-
tive drill contest. one Of the features OF
the convention. Equally enthusiastic
those who know of the earnestness and
ability Of those two Kallipolis auxiliaries
feel confident that one or both will re-