Evening star., 1922-11-05
.HE hour for the services this
afternoon at Temple Heights.

under the auspices of the
Grand Lodge, has been
changed from to $3.50 o'clock. The
sermon will be delivered by Rev. Jo-
beph Dawson, pastor Of Trinity NJ.
t. Church. former chaplain of the
Grand Lodge OF the District. The
choir Of Trinity NJ. E. Church will
provide the music.
Senior Deacon Rigg!n and Marshal
tonn c. White will assist in the de-
gree in =. B. French Lodge tomorrow
evening.
SuIa.maan David, thirty third degre.
till head the cast in the tenth degree Of
the Scottish Rite in Mi;hras Lodge
~ Perfection Tuesday evening and
refreshments will be served after the
work. Grand Master c. c. Coombs
headed the cast in the fourth degree
October "a, and Past Grand Master
James A. Wetmore last Tuesday
trening. Unusual interest has been
manifested in the Scottish Rite work
recently, according to Deputy Ell
wood L. Morey. who is looking for
EXCELLENT results from the member
thip campaign now on.
Wedn esday evening, November IS.
Under the auspices of the Sojourners'
Club. In the auditorium at Central
High School. at 5 o'clock. Lieut. Col.
forps OF the United States Army will
deliver lecture on The World
War" Admission will be by ticket
unIy. and tickets OF admission, it Is
announced. will be mailed to every
member Of the Scottish Rite in the
Jurisdiction.
Almas Temple activities ahead In
clude the ceremonial with the visit
Of Imperial Potentate James S. Nc
CandlesS November 20, which means
also the visit of many potentates
from nearby temples, all OF whom
will kill two birds with one stone"
by visiting Almas to do honor TO
the imperial potentate and inciden-
tally to see what can be done to
render more comfortable their dele
cations which will attend next June
for the Imperial Council session. The
evening OF November 20. it is said,
will be a red-letter night at the new
PRESIDENT Theater. marking perhaps
one OF the most important Shrine
gatherings ever held there by rea-
son OF its intimate connection with
the Shrine convention next year.
Potentate L. T. Steuart of Almas has
been invited by the potentate of
moslem Temple of Detroit to attend
his ceremonial In that city November
20, W mere tIs IIiprlldI polthialc -
expected. and to accompany him to
Washington fer the hlmas cere-
monial The pOteutate went to Roa-
noke. Va. Friday evening to attend
the ceremonial of KAHN Temple. and
he has also been invited to attend
the ceremonial of Hejaz Temple at
tireenville. s. c.. December :. These
invitations. he says, are crowding
upon him thick and fast. but most OF
them have to be declined because of
the big work going on in this city.
December to Is the big carnival
for the benefit OF the Shrine conven-
ton committee fund will be held in
Convention Hall. 1t promises to be
p mammoth affair and will give all
who wish to contribute in that way
opportunity to do so. Washington
has rot yet fully awakened to the
Importance OF literally supporting
this big event for next Juno. 1t is
gaid. II seems difficult for business
hen as well as for others TO realize
the scope and magnitude Of the event,
which promises SO much to Wash
tngton as city.
Capt Bernard S. McMahan, who con-
Quoted successfully the Shrine mo-
tor caravan across the continent from
Washington to San Francisco last
June, was a visitor to The Star during
Df the encouragement which his prot
set .s receiving IN Shrine circles.
md Poten,ate Steuart Of Alrnas Is
bidding him godspeed with wishes
FOR as large caravan for Washing
ton as possible. 1t Is proposed to
md Oakland. Calf, May I. via the
southern route-Los Angeles, Albu-
uuerque. Kansas City. st. Louis, In
-iianapolis and Wheeling-arriving in
10 return by way of the New England
states. Niagara. st. Paul and Min
heapolis. the Yellowstone. Spokane
and Seattle, and Capt. McMahan says
he hopes to persuade the eastern mo-
torists to Join the trip westward. He
temples give ceremonials in the ma
tional parks, and 1t Is already decid- |
ed that Kalif Temple of Sheridan.
Wyo.. Will stage ceremonial in the
Yellowstone Park. and he has been
informed that Aahmes Temple may
Almas Temple had a big night at
Lhe President Theater Thursday in
welcoming her native son. John Philip
Eousa. and his famous band. to his
old home. The particulars have
already been published 1t looks as
IL the Almas Temple Military Band
will be able to spring a new Sousa
march on the incoming mobiles next
June. an honor not vouchsafed often
to any organization.
Next Saturday evening Almas Will
have another night. when Adoniram
,'ounc.l. No. 2. Royal and Select Mas
ters. will hold a special session to
"onfer the cryptic degrees upon Po-
tentate Steuart, Recorder Larry
Walker and Treasurer Arthur Cook.
The announcement of the illustrious
ma ster. Clarence D. Weldon, promises
"a big night
The New Jerusalem Lodge. with the |
hearty approval and Endorsement of
-irand Master Coombs. Is contem-
plating the creation of lodge |
scholarship In George Washington |
University as a substantial move in |
ihe educational and Americanization !
movement in Masonry
Washington Royal Arch Chapter
fter its degree work Thursday even |
ing will have refreshments. and High |
cral invitation to Capitular Masons to |
5e present for both.
Past Master George B. Turner will |
address the Hiram Lodge instruction |
Tub on Examination Of Visitors |
Wednesday evening.
After the conferring OF the orders |
III Brightwood Commandery, No. 8, |
knights Templar. Tuesday evening.
ne members of the commandery and |
those Of SriGhtwood Royal Arch /
'hapter will have a smoker in the !
rudiror'um of Erightwood Temple.
: Senior Deacon Frank T. Koch VIII |
head the line In Albert Pike Lodge |
tomorrow evening. Immediately after
the degree Secretary and Past Mas
ter William L. Boyden will deliver
brief lecture on Curious and Quaint
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