Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
SHRINE NOTABLES
AT GALA EVENT
BANGOR SHRINERS

Plans for the big ceremonial ana
charter presentation Of Anah Temple
CT the Mystic Shrine. which will be
STAGED Thursday of Bangor Fair
Week and which will be the big event
of the Fair on that day, arc well COM
pleted and, except for minor details
here and there yet to be arranged
stand in their final form. The Shrine
affair will begin early in the morn
in~ with the arrival ntown Of the
visiting noble, including Alc7po and
kora temples of Boston and Lewiston
respectively. and will continue
through the day with the gala parade
during tie early afternoon and the
ceremonial and presentation of the
charter to Anah Temple in the even
ing.
The day will be Shrine Day at the
Bangor Fair and tho mobiles Will be
accorded the freedom Of the fair
grounds in addition to tho freedom
Of the City. Practically the entire
program will take place at the Fair
Groungs the arade to be dismissed
there after a tour Of tho huginoss Soc
tion Of the city, while the evening
events will be in tn Auditorium.
Representative of tho Consolidated
Decorating Co. were in Bangor
Thursday making arrangements for
the widespread color scheme. which
is to bc used. 1t is planned 10 trans
form the entire business section into
a spectacle of color ana the docora-
tions will be hung several days be-
fore Shrine Day and viii be left in
position for tho remainder Of the
week. thereby giving Bangor q holi-
day aspect during the whole Of Fair
Week.
In connection with the entertain
mcnt of the visitors the committee in
charge Of that part Of the program
is making arrangements for Il lrCak-
fast Thursday morning at the Con-
dusllcag Cameo ana Country club.
The out Of town Eoblcs win arrive
on tho carly morning train from the
west and they will bn met by Anah
mobiles at the Union station, escorted
to waiting trolley cars and taken TO
the clubhouse in HampdCn.' whore
lumbcrjaCkS' breakfast will be
served. Plans arc being made to
serve more than $50 at that affair.
AS arrangements tsr tho cercmon-
, ial parade now stand there will be
three bands and three drum corps to
set the pace for the march. AleppO
Tcmrlc of Boston, with its 100 piece
band. Anah Temple band ana the
Bangor band, Alcppo kora and Anah
drum corps are the organizations.
while the Kora and An0h Patrols as
we'll as other cOstumcd mobiles, will
furnish plenty Of color in the pro-
CceSiOn. a feature of the parade
vii He the presence Of Imperial po-
tcntatc James s. McCandless of
Honolulu. accompanied by members
Of tho imperial diyan. Tho Imperial
'otontate will occupy tho position Of
honor in the parade and will at tho
later ceremonial present the charter
to Anah Temple.
Other Imperial officers hJ.e will be
Imperial Deputy Potential Conrad Y.
DykCman of Brooklyn, \. Y, I'm
pcrial Treasurer William S. Brown Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, Imperial Oriental
Guide Clarence NJ. Dunbar of Provi-
doncc. r. l.. Imperial Marshal Eaton
a. Fletcher Of Rochester, y, Y, I'M
perial Captain Of the Guards Thomas
j. Houston Of Chicago. Past Imperial
Potcntatc, ]. Putnam Stevens Of
Portland, and Past potcntatc Of Is
In mT|Nnlc John ID N1cC,iIyr1v nf
san Francisco. Mobiles Dykeman,
Dunbar and stevens were in Ban
gor for the installation ceremonial
Of July, 192t.-B1ncor Commercial.