Evening star., 1921-11-06
THIS afternoon at 3 o'clock, the

in it's entirety the Templar religious
field day services strictly in accord
ance with the grogram prepared for
last Sunday, which had to be post
pOned on account of the weather
The Communicates will meet at Ma
sonic Temple and march in procession
to the Monument grounds, where the
services will take place. They will
be Joined by such other Masonic bod
les as have accepted their invitation
Montgomery will conduct the SER
vices.
Albert Pike Lodge will begin its
fall work tomorrow evening with
Nathan Weill heading the line in the
degree. Following the grand visita-
tion. recently. the lodge was enter
tained with the exhibition for the
screen showing of The Building OF
King Solomon's Temple" and a genu-
inc vaudeville show.
The New Jerusalem Lodge. which
will have it's grand visitation Thurs
day evening at $3.50 o'clock, will fol-
low it. up with an old-fashioned "Har-
vest Home" and ladies' night, in
cluding three reels of late comedies,
six vaudeville acts and dancing.
which will start at 1890 o'clock. The
members and their guests have been
asked to use the entrance at Masonic
side. and to be on hand at o'clock
sharp.
Capitol Royal Arch Chapter commit
tees. under Past Hi gh Priest Bid
we'll. are preparing for a big time
Thursday. evening, November II.
when feast of reason and a flow of
souH will also include another kind of
refreshment. which the size of the
chapter room has made 1t necessary to
INIT to only those members of the
fraternity that have been specially
invited.
The Masonic clubs of the District
are sparing no pains or expense, it is
annou4cedl to make their grand
Masonic ball and gala night" at the
Arcade the evening of December l
Tor the benefit of the Masonic and
the fondest anticipation could wish
1t. Naturally, the pleasure and COM
fort of the ladies will be uppermost
In mind on that evening. J. Boyd
Dexter is chairman of the hustling
committee in charge of the event
Mithras Lodge of Perfection, Tues
day evening at O'Clock, will start
the winter class Of the bodies of the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
on their way with the fourth degree,
the cast including John H. Won Herr
mann, 33d degree: George Roscoe
Davis, 33d degree; Joseph F. Kim
mel, 32d degree, and Milton Hopfen-
maier. X. c. c. H. Evangelist Chapter.
Knights Rose Croix, also Is scheduled
to assemble the same evening for CO.
operation in class and other matters.
The degrees for this class will fol-
the sixth. November %, and the ninth,
November 20.
Ellwood P. Morey. the new deputy
for the Supreme Council in the Dis
trict of Columbia. has been formally
commissioned and entered upon his
the local bodies had determined their
choice of architect for the proposed
new cathedral to be erected at 18th
and K streets. it had not been def
nitely decided that the plans sub
mitted by that architect would be fol-
lowed just as they are Conferences
will be held with prominent persons
in and outside the rite who are quail
fed in the matter. with the view Of
obtaining the best results architec-
turally and to meet the practical
needs of the bodies He spoke of the
splendid unanimity existing in the
rite, OF the progress it had made in
recent years and it's extraordinary
achievements and said he believed the
time was ripe for structure by the
local bodies which would rank with
the splendid buildings that now beau
tify Washington.
Supreme Council OF the Scottish Rite,
Perry W. Weidner of Los Angeles,
Cal, with Mrs. Weidner. has gone to
Europe on a vacation and a private
mission before taking up his new du-
ties in Washington.
The Supreme Council class" which
received the degrees during October,
organized with Sidney Morey. presi-
dent; Edward William Chatterton,
secretary. and Arthur Abraham Kahn,
orator. and its eighty-nine members
then pledged themselves to a gift of
a thousand dollars as minimum to-
ward the building fund for the new
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
The activities. of Almas Temple of
the Mystic Shrine. including the pa
drum corps and all of them. are to
unite in a carnival dance at the Ar
cade Tuesday evening, November 22.
Unless the annual ball shall surpass
it, 1t is believed that this function
will be unique in kind and eclipse in
grandiose pretensions any social event
heretofore undertaken under the
name Of Almas Temple.
This dance, however. will not in any
way displace the regular patrol serial
dance at the Hotel Washington next
Friday evening. The boys say they
have put on some extra touches to
make this event distinctive and .es-
pedally enjoyable to their lady friends
and families.
But social functions are not to be
permitted to sidetrack in the slightest
degree the big ceremonial announced
by Illustrious Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh for November %, a feature of
which will be the presence. as
guest of honor. of Past Imperial Po-
tentate w. Freeland Kendrick. who,
it is annouced. will make his visit to
Almas Temple on the occasion. the
first he has made to any temple since
he retired from the office of imperial
potentate. excepting only the big
ceremonial Of Crescent Temple at At
lantic City short while ago.
This ceremonial of Almas is to be
preceded by spectacular street pa
rade, in which all the uniformed bod
les of the temple will participate. in
cluding the military band, the Arab
Patrol Drill Corps. the Oriental Band,
the drum corps and Almas Temples
Loyal Legion. Almas Mammoth Glee
Club will be a feature at the cere-
monial proper and with the Almas Or
chestra help to vary the proceedings
ordinary. The parade will form after
the business meeting at 11th and b
streets northwest. and Call Me
Henry in the robes of his Office, ac-
companied by his diyan. will be one
of its striking features. 1t will also
include the mobiles Of the temple who
are In the Army and Navy and the