Evening star., 1922-08-20
. ERVICES will be held under
< the auspices of the Grand
y Lodge of the District of Co

the auspices OF the urdho
Lodge of the District of Co
lumbia, in charge of the grand
chaplain. Rev. DR.. John c. PAL
mer, with Rev. Earle Wilaey OF the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
ofiiciating, at Temple Heights, at the
intersection Of Connecticut and Flor
ida avenues and 18th street north
west, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
Kallipolis Grotto Band will provide
music, Lead, Kindly Light" "The
Flower of Freedom" and Did the Din
of Battle Cease?" will be sung by the
Columbian Male Quartet. composed OF
Paul B. Ledding, first tenor: William
E. Braithewaite, second tenor; w. 8.
Haynie. first bass. and B. A. Line
Light" by Mrs George J. Chaillet.
and a duet. THE Lord Is My Shep-
herd" by Mrs. Chaillet and Douglas
Shaver. accompanied by Mrs. Coraelia
Long Kinsella. A large delegation OF
members Of the Cuban Grand Lodge.
who win arrive in Washington today
tablet to the memory Of the late Gen.
Garcia, to be placed on the Raleigh
Hotel, Tuesday at 10 am, will attend
the services. Gen. Garcia died at the
Raleigh Hotel. in this city. in 1898.
He was a leader In the Cuban army
during the Spanish American war.
Master David. Busch of Arminius,
No. rs. in an earnest appeal to the
brethren Of his lodge in behalf Of the
proposed new Masonic temple at Tenn
pie Heights, calls their attention to
the fact that Arminius Lodge already
has subscribed $5,795 toward the prof.
ect and that this sum represents re-
turns from only 81 per cent of the
membership and but q per cent Of
the lodges apportionment. Other
lodges, it Is said. while showing re-
turns of apparently gratifying
amounts, are nevertheless urging
greater promptness on the part of
their full membership in making
their returns. Unusual activity. it Is
said. is being exerted In having the
full sums apportioned to each sub
scribed without ds1av.
Albert Pike Lodge. No 3S. contrary
to expectations. will hold a communi-
cation tomorrow evening for degree
work, with Senior Deacon Frank +.
Koch heading the official line.
While the entire organization of
Almas, Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
rs now beginning to realize the enor-
nous task ahead in the matter of
preparation for the session Of the
Imperial Council in Washington June
5, and I. 1928. and the work is
progressing strenuously but with fine
that is pouring into the Offices ofcn-
lustrious Potentate Leonard P
Steuart and Recorder F. Lawrence
Walker, as we'll as to Executive Sec
retary Harry Standiford, contains
many requests which bring n smile
to otherwise serious countenShces.
1t is developing that many OF the
temples which have mounted patrols
are going to be represented in Wash.
ington next year, and that their full
membership will have to be provided
with horses. The potentate OF
Salaam Temple Of Newark. N. j.. has
notified the Almas potentate that he
and that "Fords" won't do. Poten-
tates Of two other temples have sent
substantially. the same notification
with more or less humorous COM
ments on the Irresistible 9Ford." Lu
Lu Temple of Philadelphia. which
most elaborate scale, is going to send
its mounted and its foot patorls. both
of them things Of beauty and a Joy
forever, but Illustrious Potentate w
Freeland Ksndrick advises that the
Philadelphia stables only can furnish
such steeds as these modern Arabiani
demand. The pctentate Of Ahou Ben
Ave five-ton trucks for the distribu-
tion Of tho magnificent collection OF
Miesouri's fruits. which will come
with his temple as part OF its
display. The question Of safe and
convenient parking and garage space
dreds of the nobility say they will
make the journey to Washington is
also giving Executive standiford
some concern. There seems to be a
general opinion that the War De-
partment will have to be called upon
TO furnish Army tents to house the
uniformed bodies and the bands
first week Of next June. And It IL
quite probable. as at San Francisco
that tho great number OF those
bodies and bands will make It neces-
sary to exclude from the great Shrine
parades. which are always a brilliant
ali mobiles not in special uniforms IN
order to put q limit on the paradet
which will vie with our familiar
presidential inauguration outpour'
ings. except that the Shrine parade
is Characteristic and IL never per
recession. Each unit and factor
represents something.
Harry standiford has been busy tn.
past week in getting his headuuarters
in the Homer building in order. u
Is expected everything Will be IL
shape by tomorrow to get the rea
crease cr in Velocity until the next yea,
convention Is . thing Of the past. TIT
further nucleus of the general execu'
tive committee was formed during thu
past week in the definite appointment,
Of Thomas q. FARRELL as the genera
chairman Of the finance committee
Ellwood p, Morey, general chairman
Of the housing committee, and Record
Or r. Lawrence walker. general chair
man Of the committee that is to have
the care Of his own Shrine Recorders
Association. which reelected hin
president in San Francisco when h.
carefully considering each appoint
ment before It 10 made and consulting
his advisers to get the best results
The men selected will have to work
he says. ana those who know full,
agree with him.
Harry F. Cary. chairman OF the Al
mas Temple Atlantic City excursion
leaving September Is for the. big cere
monfGf OF Crescent Temple, has ar
/ ranged for: b sAS the Am
Hassador Hotel and is enrolling thos.
who propose to make the trip. Th'
train. viii leave at ! pm. arriving .
Atlantic City at 5:27 pm. II all goei
| well. Chairman Cary. in his pros
peotus. presents An alIuring three
| day program Of enjoyment. including
the reception to be given the imperia
tpotentate and his divan, at e:16, fol
| fowine the ceremonial session at
| pm. on the million dollar pier.
Gail Me Henry" celebrated his re-
| turn from the Ice fields Of the frozeh
north, a. the movies have II, by pre-
isentine the iilustrious potentate dia
mond d.studded Masonic ring that Il
being much admired.
! Tnia g thA last cal tos the big bas