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will march with their band 10
Trinity Diocesan Church. Sd ana I
streets northwest. where the fe'.
David Ransom Covell will conduct
the services. beginning at O'CLOCK
PM In addition TO the music by the
Grotto Band. there will be a corhet
solo. The Palms by Gilbert honck'
awhile the Trinity choir VIII sing the
Dtriumphal chorus, Fling Wide the
Gates. for the Savior Waits to Tread
in His Royal Way" The whole ser'-
ice will carry out the triumphant
palm Sunday note.
A feature of the evening will be the
. impressive use of a symbolical eiec-
trical cross.
Rev. DR.. Thomas E. Greene. past
grand high prelate of Iowa and chiei
OF the speakers division OF the Amer
lean Red Cross. is the speaker for the
evening. and will use as his theme A
knight of Today"
Grand Commando John A. Mover
will lead the parade. The genera,
public is invited. although seats Will
he reserved for the knights taxing
part in the procession. The doors OF
the church will be open at $50. me
formal program follows: Hymn No.
%. ne SOH oi HOu "ocS ". ~ ~
War; sentences. verses and re
" sponses, the Lords PRAYER, GLORIA
Patri." Psalm 45. Scripture lesson
"Nunc Dimttis." Apostles creed;
verse and responses: PRAYERS. and
nouncements. hymn No. 26s. Jesus
Calls Us Ger the Tumult'; SERMON
"A knight of Today. by Rev. Dr.
Thomas E. Greene; offertory, Fling
Wide the Gates: presentation ana ola
l.L l. 1a n.
No. l52: benediction, hymn No. $50
Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the
Sun.
the Scottish Rite bodies at this time.
Aside from the degree work Tor
class approXimatins 100 candidates,
membership campaign Is about TO be
instituted. and the chairmen OF .ne
several committees having the matter
in charge met last evening for con-
ference and to definitely map out
plans.
The annual ceremony ofsextinguish-
ing the symbolic lights will take place
Thursday evening tMaundy Thurs,
day). in Trinity Diocesan Church. Sd
and G streets northwest. at ':So
o'clock, and it is obligatory upon all
Knights Rose Croix to attend if pos
sible. An elaborate musical program
will be presented in connection with
the service. including "Larghetto, for
organ and violin, by Harry g. Kim ball,
X. c. c. H. and Meyer Goldman: hymn,
Choir. William Atherholt, first tenor:
Homer S. Pope. second tenor: Karl
Kerr. first bass; ]. Walter Humphrey,
second bass and director. with Harry
man will play the offertory, violin
selection. DIR. ]. Stanley Durkee,
president of Howard University. will
deliver the address; the Scottish Rite
,kIeave With You and "Hark. Hark:
MY Soul" by Shelly The services of
extinguishing the lights will be per
formed by George Roscoe Davis
ter, assisted by Monte Sanger. j.
Claude KEEPER, Robert A. Daniel. John
G. Wineman. Stirling Kerr and L;
Whiting Estes, all of the thirtythird
Landon. both X. C. c. H; Lem Towers.
1hirty-third degree, and Rev. William
Tayloe Snyder. thirty-third degree. The
responses will be by the choir. and
the organ postlude will be Mendels-
6ohnS march "Athalia."
The beautiful ceremony of "relight-
ing the lights will be performed next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Sd and E
Rite neets Masons aonsHW who have awe sltained the
eighteenth degree are obliged to at
tend, if possible.
The musical program for this cere-
rnony will include Gaufs Alteration.
IAN Praise to God" from Wasner's
."Lohengrin." by the Scottish Rite
Shoir: Stainer's, MY Hope Is In the
Everlasting One" by William Ather-.
an organ postlude. Bruce steane's
March in F." by Harry G. Kimball.
The address will be delivered by Rev.
Charles E. Fultz. and the ceremonies
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Evangelist Chapter. knights Rose
froix, with George Roscoe Davis as
aacting wise master.
II Rehearsals of the Maundy Thursday
iexercises will be held at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral this afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock and Tuesday evening, after
brief session by the chapter.
AImas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
has a long list of activities outlined
for announcement. Tomorrow even
ing, in Washington Centennial Lodge,
No. IA, with the presentation Of the
VI. NJ. degree, a Leonard P. Steuart
night is to be staged, in honor Of the
iuustrious potentate of Almas. A
distinguished aggregation of cotem-
porarieS of the potentate Will assist
him in recalling his accomplishments
of the past. and the nobility of AL
| mas Temple will be there in numbers
to see that nothing is overlooked.
April % will be Almas Temple
night at B. F.. Keith's Theater, and
Almas Glee Club. under the direction
Of Charles r. Bartlett, will contribute
an important feature 70 the program.
John J. p. Mullane. who is winning
distinction as the director general Of
entertainment promotions, Is presf-
dent of the club and also a member
of the lodge of which the potentate
was master in 1914.
May there Is to be big Arab
Patrol dance at the New Willard
land May ceremonial session
| of Almas Temple. preceded by a street
parade, and with Imperial Potentate
Ernest Cults as the extraordinary
guest of honor.
hand in the Masonic aud Eastern Star
base bali game. being represented by
Manager Andy Walker and Capt. Fred
Huber, with their athletic cohorts of
the Shrine, whose avowed purpose is
Ito administer the annual discipline
to the Grotto ball-tossera."
Potentate Leonard P. Steuart says
that $50 already have enrolled to take
the trip to San Francisco to the ses-
sion of the Imperial Council in June,
and that indications point to a great
sninG up in the patrol and its units
as well as in the band and other aux
iliaries that is said to promise splen-
lid results at San Francisco, for the
potentate is determined that AImas
shall put her best foot forward on
kthat occasion. The potentate wishes
" J. understood that the Almas night at
Keith's is not a money-making enter
prise, but rather a social affair TO
draw out the nobility and their fami-
lies He also adds that Imperial Po-
tantafA CutfR and Mra rnfta mill 4,