Evening star., 1922-03-12

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the District Of Columbia at the time
Of his recent death and who was emf
nent commander of De Molay in 1914.
In the large galaxy of Masonic celeb
rites connected with Freemasonry In
the District Of Columbia 1t Is said
none stood higher in the esteem and
the affection of his co-workers than
Adolphus GUIDE, and none Will leave
a finer record Of honorable service to
and in the craft. He was master of
Anacostia Lodge, No. 21. F. A. A. NJ, IN
1894: high priest Of Anacostia Chap
ter, No. IL. in 1903-1904; grand nlsn
Arch Masons in 1918. and was grand
commander of Knights Templar when
he died. December "a last: He was also
thirty-second degree Mason OF the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish KITE
and was illustrious potentats OF Al l.,
1911. At all times modest and retir-
ing, he nevertheless had personal
ity, combined with sterling principles
Of manhood and Masonry, that greatly
endeared him to the craft In general
and to a mighty host Of friends not
Master A. A. Manglfts. master of
Anacostia Lodge, No. 81. has called a
special communication OF the lodge
for this evening at o'clock to at
tend services at Emmanuel P. E.
church, 18th and v streets southeast.
Tuesday evening in Mithras Lodge
of Perfection Of the Ancient and Ac.
cepted Scottish Rite the annual
commence its esoteric pilgrimage, the
fourth and fifth degrees Of the rite
being scheduled in full ceremonial
form, with John H. Won Hermann,
thirty-third degree: George Roscoe
Davis. thirty-third degree: Joseph F;
Frank NJ Roller. X. c. c. H., compris-
ing the cast for the former. and Ed
ward s. Moores. X. c. c. H.: Robert
A. Daniels. James H. Mcintosh and
John H. Won Hermann, all Of the
thirty third degree. and Milton Hop
knights commander of the court Of
honor. comprising the cast Of the
fifth degree. This class will continue
it's mystical journey until May 20,
when the thirty-second degree will
be presented. having the fourteenth
%: the eighteenth. April 4: the twen,
tieth, April IL: the twenty-hrst. April
Is. the twenty-second, April 25: the
twenty-fourth. May 2: the thirtieth.
May 9; the thirty-first. May Is. ano
cret, May 20. No change has yet
been made to the higher fee for the
LAST Tuesday evening. at. the can
of Ellwood P. Morey, thirty-third de-
Council in the District, the thirty
third degree Masons and knights
commander Of the court of honor,
held a conference at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Sd and E streets north
west, and approved certain sugges-
the construction Of the new cathedral
for the local bodies. which later are
to be submitted to a mass meeting
Of the members of the local bodies.
The idea of increasing the member
ship in the bodies from approximately
generally favored. it is said. and
doubtless some action will be taken
at the mass meeting looking to this
result along the lines familiar to the
rite. There seemed to be q universal
sentiment that anew cathedral should
needs of the rite at the earliest mo-
ment practicable and with due con-
sideration for the desire OF the Grand
Lodge of Masons of the District for q
universal Masonic temple" here.
Librarian Joseph Schevlin. X. c. c.
H., superintendent Of the Scottish Rite
Cathedral. has been publicly COM
mended by Supreme Council Deputy
Ellwood r. Morey for his efforts to
the local bodies Of the rite. Many
donations Of books for the purpose
have been made by members OF the
rite and others, it is said.
Tomorrow will be Grotto night at
the big Shrine fair at Convention Hall
under the auspices Of Almas Temple
of the Mystic Shrine, and q recent
issue Of the Kallipolis Kronikle con-
arch Marshall Pickering and Poten-
tate Leonard P. Steuart. with a letter
from the latter officially consolidat-
ing the Masonic effort in both organ
izations to wider and closer good
fellowship and the Frightening Of the
Masonic pathway of the illuminate.
Since its great ceremonial session
March l Almas Temple has devoted
its combined interest and effort to
making the big fair a splendid sue
cess for the Frisco fund that will aid
in bringing to Washington the ses-
Mystic Shrine Of North America in
June, 1928. Chairman John Poole and
his lieutenant, Col C. Fred Cook, to-
gether with others Of the general
committee for the purpose, have been
directing their efforts for this great
event along other lines, and. 1t is
said, with much promise of ultimate
success. The Supreme Council seq
sion. it is estimated by reference to
the attendance at such sessions else.
where in the past, will bring tc
Washington between 250,000 and 300,-
900 Shriners and their friends, for the
assembly annually Of the highest
body in Shrinedom Is an event ac.
compahied always with elaborate
ceremonies, unique street parades
and other festivities. that leave q
marked impression in the community
The big fair is scheduled to run
through the entire week, but the I'm.
mense patronage is likely to tempt
Director General John J. p. Mullant
to extend the time. Almas Temples
Arab Patrol in its entirety has thrown
it's effort into making q success OF
the event., -.
Sunday evening, April 30, special
Shrine services will be conducted al
Trinity Protestant Episcopal lCommu-
nifty Church, Sd and C streets north
west, when Potentate Steuart, his
divan, the Patrol, the Glee Club and
the other units Of Afmas will attend
in a body. The services will be open
to friends of the nobility.
A4mss-v vTemDle'ss GsFaNaA GluaE has
started Its new year at-the City Club