Evening star., 1922-09-24

@ERv1cEs at Temple Heights,
Columbia road and Florida ave-
4 nue., at 4 pm. today, under tn
auspices Of the Grand Lodge Of
Masons of the District. will be con-
Quoted by Grand Chaplain Rev. Dr.
John c. Palmer. with Rev. DIR. ]. Stan.
ley Durkee, president of Howard Uni
versity, as the specially assigned min
lister.
The sermon will be delivered by
Rev. George. Difenderfer, pastor of
the Luther Memorial Church. The
program VIII consist of num-
bers BY the washingtontans and the
NJ. e. Church choir, composed
of John F. Bowie, tenor: Mrs Mary
Brett SUNNY, alto, and Charles W.
Moore. basso, with George H. Wilson
as accompanist.
Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
will hold its first fall ceremonial ses-
sion tomorrow at the Capitol Theater.
11th street and PenhsylvAnla avenue.
The candidates will report at the main
lobby, at PM, to Glass Directors
Monte Sanger, Nathan WE'LL and 0. NJ.
Ballauf. The business session will be
nelQ III tne tuS3tet SoHHeHCHS a.
4:30 pm, and the hour set for the
starting Of the festivities in connec-
ton with the ceremonial is pm.
The doors will open promptly at
pm. and at pm. concert will be
gwen by Almas Military Band, Will
will come the oriental revelation, and
the entry Of the Oriental Band, Henry
B. Schmidt. director: following later
win come 4 concert by Almas Orches-
ira. Myer N. Goldman conductor; the
Almas Glee Club. Charles r. Bartlett.
director; the Aimas Drum Corps. un.
and the Almas Arab Patrol Drill
Corps. George II. whiting. captain.
and the Almes Patrol floor team. Vir-
gil NJ. Fookes director. and ]. Fred
Huber. Electricue Later In the even
ing will come the Almas Temple Lee
commander. At IL o'clock. after the
ceremonies. the mobiles will be enter
tained with . musical extravagAnza-
and then-good- might. Between the
musical offerings early in the evening
and the extravaganza that closes the
exercises will occur much that makes
the Shrine attractive to its members
ana unusually interesting to the ini.
tiates, but 1t il all behind closed
DOORS Illustrious Potentate Leonard
p. Steuart has invited the potentates
of Mecca Temple Of New York. Cres-
timore, salaam Of Newark, N. J.: Acca
Of Richmond. KAHN Of Roanoke. Va:
Nemesis Of ParkersburE, W. Va, and
other temples. including Illustrious
Potentate L. Ewing Jones Of Aladdin
Temple OF Columbus. Ohio. President
ten that he viii be- on hand with Re-
corder W. e. Joseph and four of his
past potentates:, also Illustrious Po-
tentate Howard Kingston of Osman
Temple, st. Paul, Mimi, who has sent
word he will be here with bells on"
It is the purpose at tnthdss this sstherins ing
nobility from the stage. Executive
Secretary Stamford and the chairmen
of the various special committees that
have been appointed to assist him in
preparing for the big Shrine conven-
tion in Washington next June. that
prominence ana ability of the work.
ing force that is going to make it
great success.
Potentate Steuart has also an
nounced that October 81. at the beau
on West River, Md. will be staged
q mammoth barbecue and oyster roast
for an Almas Temple family reunion
of its nobility. It Is to be an elaborate
affair with base ball games. races and
. regular deld day Of sport. festivity
and merrlment that the boys may
e, sSssasc a Least ssxs II. II Eay
tate. Andrew Loefaer is to be the mas.
ter Of tho barbecue. his oficial title,
and there will be also lots Of good
music to soothe those who are not
30 strenuous. -
November 20. again at the Capitol
Theater. another CO, csremonisl m session .n
Imperial Potentate James g. Nc
CandlesS a chief guest Of honor, at
tended by q distinguished gathering
Of the notables Of shrinedom.
The Royal Order Of Testers. COM
posed Of Shriners. will meet in Wash.
ington just preceding the session OF
with its annual custom. Imperial
Treasurer william 8. Brown ID direc-
tor general Of its national court,
which will bring between 400 and
500 members to Warrington. He has
asked Director Henry LansburEh OF
Capital Court. No. 50, to arrange for
q hall for Its meeting and also for its
annual banquet. He has also appoint
ed Henry chairman Of the entertain
ment committee Of the National Court
for the year. *
High Priest A. M. Ehrlich of WASH
ington Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2,
has announced that the High Priests
Association will be the guest of his
chapter at its convocation, October
70, when the Royal Arch degree will
be presented.
: Potomac Lodge, No. s. and George C.
Whiting Lodge, No. 32, will attend
services at Mount Tabor Church this
morning. where the pastor, Rev. Nor
gan-C. Compiler will deliver a special
sermon.
Brtrhtwodd Commandery, No. 6. an
nounces that the oMcers OF Colum-
bia Commandery will present the
Order of the Temple At its conclave
Tuesday evening, when the drill team
VIII also be In evidence. This Is IN
accordance with the plans Of the sew
eral commanders 70 have their COM
manderies interchange visits. It 10
learned also from the circular Of the
ligious deid day" not to be con-
FOUNDED with the annual Templar
field NdAy, which takes place at
Temple Heights November 4, has been
indefinitely postponed from October
!: 70 next spring. s
Mark Stenrman, master Of Dawson
Lodge, he's announced that the special
communication Of the lodge, which
waa to have bean held last Friday
evening". win be held the cusnino
Thursday evening IT o'clock. IN
lodGeroom No. :. when the work ~