Evening star., 1924-03-30


morrow evening, when Inns
periai Potentate Conrad V. Dykeman
and the imperial divan will make
their official visit, and a ceremonial
session will be held at the President
Theater.
The imperial potentate and his di-
van, together with the ladies of the
families of mobiles of Almas Temple
will be entertained at luncheon at
the City Club at 1890 pm. A pro
gram of entertainment has been pro-
vided for this occasion.
The business session of Almas
Temple will open at the President
Theater at pm. The reception 10
the imperial potentate, his dlvan ana
distinguished guests will be held at
pm, and the ceremonial proper
will start at 7:30 o'clock.
The following have sent word they
will he present: Jake T. Larriter,
potentate OF Sudan Temple, Newbern,
y. c.: Preston Belxin, X. McC. Bull
ington, George Il. Keesee and Ed.
ward G. Schmidt. past .potentates OF
Acca Temple, Richmond, Va; Poten-
tate DIR. w. II. MacIntire of Kerbeia.
Temple, Knoxville. Tenn, who will
come accompanied by his chief rah-
ban, NJ o. Currier. assistant rabban;
Judge Hugh NJ Tate and Recorder
Col w. NJ Cooley; Potentate ]. d.
=, Elliott of Oasis Temple. Charleston.
Y. c.; Albert II. IIadner of Lu l-u
Temple, Phila adelphia; J. Monroe Hol-
land of Boumi Temple. Baltimore, and
J. F. Rainier of AL Chymia Temple,
Memphis Tenn, also are expected.
The potentate and divan of Kerbela
Temple, Knoxville, Tenn, Tuesday will
accompany the imperial party an es
cort on its trip TO Richmond for cere-
monial that night.
An invitation has been extended to
Almas Temple, through Potentate
Harry F. Cary, by Homer J. Coun
cilor. president of the Vaughn Bible
Class. TO attend its Sunday class serv-
ice April G. The invitation has been
accepted, and the mobiles have been
invited to assemble at Sth and II
streets northwest at $50 o'clock,
where, Pathe News will take motion
pictures of Almas as 1t enters the
doorway of Calvary Baptist Church.
Al the request Of Imperial Poten-
tate DHkeman, the itinerary for
= grand visitations hae been arranged
bv Potentate Cary of Almas Temple.
The first visitation was made TO
Boumi Temple. Baltimore. last night.
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ing Washington Tuesday noon the
itinerary will he as follows: Acca !
Temple, Richmond, Va, April /: Khe-
dive Temple Norfolk, Va, April .;
Va, April 4; Nemesis Temple. Park
ersburg, w. Va, April ): KAHN Tenn
pie. Roanoke Va, April Z; kerbela
Temple Knoxville. Tenn, April s;
Alhambra Temple, Chattanooga, Tenn,
April 8; ZamoTa Temple. birmingham,
Ala, April: 10: FL Karuhah Temple,
Shreveport, La. April II; Jerusalem
Temple. New orleans. La. April 1s:
' Alcazar Temple, MONTGOMERY, Ala,
April IA; Omar and Ileiaa Temples.
Columbia, s. g. April 16 and II, and
Oasis Temple, Charlotte. ). G., April ]
Is. After this the imperial d;van will
return to New York, reaching there
April q.
Columbia Royal Arch Chapter will
devote Wednesday evening to honor
ing its past high priests, having pre-
pared special program for the oc-
casiOn. There will be no degree work ,
that evening.
The grand master has issued dis
pensation to the new Chevy Chase
Lodge, which will meet the second
in hall in Chevy Chase Theater. |
Isaac r. Hit is the master and Cliff |
ton E. Chandler secretary.
Andrew j. Walker who has for
several seasons been manager of the |
Shrine base ball team in it's annual |
clash with the Grotto team in bene- |
fit game for the Masonic and Eastern |
star Home. is rounding up his players |
for this summers contest at the Clark |
Griffith Stadium. This event has al /
ways drawn large crowd and i
aroused keen interest throughout this
Jurisdiction. --~--
The National Masonic Fishing and |
Country Club will give il third an
nual paTage party and social in the !
quarters of the Gavel Club. 719 18th /
street northwest tomorrow evening |
The opening of it's own clubhouse |
will take place with elaborate cere- |
monies
The High Priests Association of |
1924 attended Brightwood Chapter. |
No. 3, r. A. NJ, in body recently to |
participate in the Royal Arch degree, |
Rolen 'E. Painter of Eureka Chapter !
presiding. Simon fsube, grand high |
address. Others present included |
Past Grand High Priests Arthur C. |
Shaw and Frank F.. Major and many
visitors from the various chapters of !
this and other Jurisdictions ban
quet followed the work
Mount Horeb Chapter last Tuesday
svening was entertained with cornet |
solos by John ]. Miller of the United |
States Marine Band. accompanied by
Raphael Koester on the piano Frank |
l. Middleton, president of the mems
Bible class of the Fourth Presbyte-
rian Church, delivered an address |
upon masonry as a Service"
Monarch Samuel F. Shreve an
nounces that the spring ceremonial
of Kallipolis Grotto will be held at
the President Theater April 16. This |
viii be a full-form ceremonial the |
ritualistic work to be under the di- |
rac6on of Past Monarch Charles d. |
Shackelford.
The final Grotto dance of the sea-
son will be held at the New Willard
Hotel on the evening of April IT. |
an outdoor circus the latter part of
April or early. in May.
Monarch Shreye has again ap- /
pointed Prophet Joseph w. Leverton
as manager of the Grotto base ball
team for the coming season.
Kallipolfs GrOtto- will have it's
headquarters at the Claypool Hotel, |
Council convention, June %, "a and 25. |
Past Grand Monerch f. S. Schmid, |
who has been spending several weeks |
In Florida has returned to Washing
ton, and Grand Secretary Sidney d. |
Smith of Hamilton, N. Y, is spending |
a few weeks in Washington upon his |
return from Florida
The second of the GoodfeIlowship |
nights inaugurated by Monarch |
Shreve was held at Grotto' headquar-
tors wednesday evening. The Grotto |
, orchestra under Prophet Charles NJ |
I. Dunn, played througho the evening |
Other selections were by the Imperial |
Quartet, composed of Louis W. |
Doe and Raymond Chick, with Miss |
Gibbs at the piano; a monoIogue by I
Prophet Paul F. Grove, and a re.ita-
tion by Past Monarch Jshn HI