Evening star., 1922-08-27
Ey. CHARLES E. FULTZ of the
United Brethren Church Is the
~ special minister designated TO

n
NOON at o'clock, under the auspices
Of the Grand Lodge and in charge Oh
,ha grand chaplain, Rev. Dr. John l.
Palmer.
rh, corner store of the new East
Gate Masonic Hall, at Rhode lsiaho
and Mills avenues northeast VIII pe
laid Friday afternoon at 5 O'clock os
the Grand Lodge OF Masols toI ,,, @
District which will assemble i"r ".
,,rrnose at the Masonic Temple at
= m.
Washington Shriners will have their
first glimpse of the new Imperial po
1entste James s. McCandiesS OF
Honolulu, Hawaii, on his ARRIVAL III
WASHINGTON Monday morning. SEP
fember T. when he comes TO a''enu
the conferences with Potentate i-eoh
ard p. Steuart, Executive St. III,
Harry Standiford and Chairman h.'
wood p. Morey on the subject OF nous
ing the Imperial Council durihS ilS
stay here next June. lne lhipei . 20,
potentate will be accompanied ny u''
Wife, Deputy Imperial Fotehtate -
rad Dykeman and his wife, Imperial
Chief Rabban Chandler, lmper,a'
Urea surer Brown and Imperial re
corder r w. RoweN, and perhaps
others of the Imperial Louhcil' ~,
will remain here four days an Ilu.
cation that the detailed preparations
- aIrnss Temple for the big SHRINE
syent to be held here next June wiz
recsiys full and thorough conSluefa
ton.
Attention is being directed ny IN II
rrutiye Secretary Stamford TOT tn
heneft of those who have supscf'"tu
toward the entertainment OF ths
Shriners next year. that the terms o.
subscrip ption required the first 'nstan.
ment of the subscription 10 "e p!
J,,ly l. Many have overiooked 'iis
fact, and as it is important .n"i y,
money promised be in the hahus "
-he Shrine authorities without deiaS'
moth the poteutate and the eNecullte
secretary have asked immediate a'-
1entfon TO the matter.
Headquarters have oeen ms S.,or
,n the second f1oor of the foiiicl
b,,J1dIne adjoining the suite OF the
Masonic Mutual Life Insurance Hs-
Sociation by whom they Were w"
mated. and Treasurer Gus ook
Almas Temple has seen TO the lu'
Wishing of those quarters rlchiS dh'
m,n1y "a his own donation toward
.ha GOOD cause Local business fh'i'
have furnished the typeWrithS 'h.-
chimes and Il force o. CLERKS mas ~,
engaged to operate them. l"f va
amount OF clerical WORK IN ,,c
win the work. one-thIrh OF tht
,r,Ies of the North American
s;I,rns jurisdiction have already aP
,,Iied for accommodations neNt ''ui.'.
This remarkable number uutihS w
summer vacation time. when the
a.t majority Of the temples have
su.nended work for vacation. Is con-
sidered an index of the unusual m
,erest of the Shriners IN Tue " hsi
inpton convention and to forecast an
immense attendance at the exercises
In washington next June. More imam
,f~6 T.,
<aid nv those who have had eape
ri.nce with previous Imperial Couu
ril sessions, It emphasizes the lact
that next years event VIII ASSUME
the magnitude of ciyfc proposltlon'
In which all the people of Nashlns-
~, must ioin II Washington's dig-
nity as the National Capital is 10 oe
nronerlv maintained. leading ON :
,.fals of Almas Temple say th'
washington itself Will pront pE u
convention and the ON! IhIns -
can come to Almas Temple Will pe
the honor of having assisted in man :
+.ininp washington's we'll KNOWN
hosnitality and Iiberality in matters
affecting the CIVIC welfare
The next Almas Temple ceremonial
s.ssion has been called for Septem-
ber 25 at the Capitol Theater. to en-,
able those who wish to be enroie"
in the nobility to do SO in tlme 70
get familiar with the red fe1, the ON
ICjal Shrine insignia, which must pc
worn by all Shriners during '.
oresence of the Imperial Council IN
the city. A..
Among those not strictly within the
,ates Of Almas Temple-and YET one
Of its honorary members-"ho arg
anterins heartily into the work OF
waving the way of the Imperial Coun-
Vi, .o1 ;ts bip Washington session is
REPRESENTATIVE Clifford Ireland. mem
b.r of Congress from the Peoria dis-
riot of Illinois, who has accepted the
Craftsmanship of the congresslohai
committee, one of the most important
or the executive branch of the COM
,,t,tees Himself an imperial repre-
sentative to the council from MO
rammed Temple. of which he is past
notentate. Mr.. Ireland has mad Wloe
ernsrience in the way or preparing
for sessions of the imperial BODY anu
III. membership in Congress makes
his aid of especial value, inasmuch as
rna.ny of the points of interest. mere
sra government buildings or under
regulation by the federal govern
ment. 1t is not always easy to get
1ne open sesame 10 them III " ""'
desired next June
Noble II. F. Cary Is rounding up
,bose who propose to attend the DIG
shrine doings at Atlantic city, sep
t.mber is and IS, under the auspices
Of Crescent Temple of Newark. N. ).
.nd IN previous years Almas Temple
has always been represented py
vary large and imposing delegation.
rAnianIn B. French Lodge will
,n,if its communication scheduled Tor
1.ahor day and open it's fall activities
Sentember 1s with the NJ NJ: degree
and another red-letter night, ac-
cording to the announcement
The Gayel Club OF Master Masons
will have its first card party of the
season Wednesday, September IL, and
its FIRST dance September 20. the
ladies' night scheduled for september
is has been called of.
Congress Lodge, No. 81. beginning
with degree work Friday night. has
a husy program mapped out for Sep
tember, including an illustrated lec-
1ure by Paul D. kelleter of st. Louis
September Z; a visitation by the Mas
1ers' Association. with the NJ. Nd. de-
erees and REFRESHMENTS" always the
sien of something extraordinary, Sep
1er,ber 81, and special for Sep
fember 20 for the NJ. NJ. degree, with
a dinner In the banquet hall.
senior Deacon Alfred Harmon and
5unior Steward Charles A. Garland
viii be important factors in the de-
gree work in Lebanon Lodge Friday
evening. -
The Ashlar Club Of Master Masone
4, preparing for an elaborate home
coming night In September. Presi-
dent Hubert G. Mclean. who has been
seriously i'll at Detroit, Mich, has
returned to Washington and is said