Evening star., 1922-03-05

Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection,
spring class details.
GRACE P. MCINTOSH. grand
master Of Royal and Select
Masters, has announced the
following committees In con-
nection with the expected visit to
this city Of Fay Hampstead, general
grand master OF Royal and Select
Masters Of the United States:
Reception-George e. Corson. DR..
| Mark F. Finley. Arthur c. Shaw,
Frank F. Major. Joseph H. Milans,
Rev. Clarence b. Weldon, Frank NJ.
Roller. Grover E. Payne, John 8.
Meade. DR.. William A: Harries.
| Omar J. Veley and Alan r. Horn. En-.
Experimentation A Colborn, DR..
Mark F. Finley. George L. Lohrer. l..
Whiting Estes. Roe Fulkerson, William
u. McCray and Edward Burkholder.
Fenton. William H. Motley and Harry
G. Kimball. Printing-George l.
Sherman. James A. West. Dan c.
Vaughn. Richard A. Roseberry and
John w. Kimmerling. Publicity
Gs0rgs ;2,1s G. seibGld: Roger on oDonneII'
Payne and William E. Hebbard.
General Grand Master Fay Hemp
stead Is said to be one of the most
prominent as well as the best versed
Masons in the United States. and in
reate of Freemasonry." He has con-
tributed much to literature, includ-
ing a history Of Arkansas. both for
school and library use.
The Grand Council Of the District
will hold a special assembly to re-
of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite. 18th and S streets. the evening
of March 20. and after receiving him
formally will entertain him at ban
quet.
An open meeting. to which all Ma
be held in the auditorium of the
Central High School the evening of
March 80. when prominent speakers.
including General Grand Master
Hampstead himself, will be heard.
After the feast come the fancies.
and local Shriners are indulging in
dreams that the term of Illustrious
Potentate Leonard P. Steuart is
going to rank with the notable ad-
Temple. The Star already has given
a full account Of the things ordi-
narily publishable, but the mobiles ap-
parently want to see some newspaper
comment upon the beautiful manner
In which the Shrine degree was
Handsome new scenery. painted es-
pecially for Almas Temple, made the
opening section of the degree seem
like something entirely new. There
was the dolce far niente of the
orient and the action Of the occident
~ MI wit
that lent themselves admirably to the
The mobiles were especially well
pleased. 1t is said. with "the oriental
charge" and they fairly overf1owed
in the welcome back to the diyan of
for short-who has been very serious
ly Ill and has now surmounted all his
difficulties. it is said. Call Me Henry
was radiant in his new diamond
of his recent battle for life. He was
warmly cheered when the mobiles
were given the opportunity. There
was also much satisfaction expressed
almost everywhere in the mammoth
audience that 1.-The lost sheep had
knew what the expression meant. but
a rank outsider never could tell. Past
Potentate Francis Asbury Sebring
lent his gift of oratory to the pro-
ceedings at the business session and
also received cheers, while Carter
lowed with interest the happenings
Of the night. Almas is said to feel
that once again it is "all together"
Noble Roger O'Donnell contributed
the choicest OF his gifts as a ra-
contour in entertainment of Noble
Walter j. Gilpatrick of Kora Temple,
Saco, Me-, a guest of the evening. and
the merriment was considerably in
creased by the receipt of a telegram
from the Eastern Star wife Of one Of
the candidates requesting that he be
spared nothing that was justly due
him.
Director General John ]. P. Null
lane Of the Shrine fair and carnival
fiourished with many smiles a" tele-
gram received from Cyril Wither-
spoon from New York. explaining
the foreign embassies arrangements
had been made which would enable
Sir Raoul Colbert and Lady Hen
rietta Stewart to accept the hospital
ity Of Almas Temple on the opening
night Of the fais.somor5oM s, syening
Towers. with S. c. Patchet, assistant
commissioner of internal revenue, was
an apparently delighted onlooker
from one of the honor boxes Wednes-
day evening; Other guests of the
evening included Potentate Smith
Of Acca Temple, Of Richmond, Va,
and his divan; Past Potentate Van
Gumper Of Syria Temple, Pitts
burgh; Noble Past Grand Master
smith Of Michigan, Judge Lovett.
Public Printer Carter, Iliustrious. Ar
thur Gray Of Khedive Temple Nor
folk; Noble Harry P. Lait Of Salaam
Temple, Newark. N. J., who had a
fine tribute to pay to Almas Temples
Legion of Honor. There were many
more visitors engulfed in the man.
moth audience. 9. *:
Albert Pike Lodge, No. 36. tomor-
row evening. for the first time since
the recent change In: Its official per
sonnel, will present the M. NJ. degree,
according to announcement from Mas
ter Sulaimaan David, with Senior
warden Ellwood P. Morey heading
the odicial line. Mr.. Morey is thirty
third degree Mason of tho Scottish
Rite and illustrious deputy for the
Supreme Council in the District. The