Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

lures OF the week, the ldLlSt
~ with it's entertainment OF
Shrine Temples ~, heir way
to the annual session of the Imperia
Council at Atlantic City starting to
day and lasting through June 10; ant
the Cryptic bodies with their pill
grimage to Shenandoah Caverns
where the degree team of Adoniran
Council, No. ., will present the Super
excellent degree in the caverns on
Saturday.
During the week between 1000 anC
1900 Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine and
their families will make a stop-ovel
to this city en- route to the Imperial
Council, which holds its annual ses
sion at Atlantic City from June IL tc
10 inclusive. Potentate Amos A
Fries has made arrangements for the
entertainment OF the following
temples, scheduled to arrive as fol
lows:
Yesterday, Yaarab Temple of At
lanta, Ga. with 300 in party, which
arrived at 1880 am. and left at mid
night:
Today, Zuhrah Temple of Mime
apolis, Mimi, with $50 in party
which will arrive at am. and leave
at lis PM: Alcazar Temple, Mont.
gomery, Ala. the Imperial Potentate' S
temple, with $50 in party, which will
arrive at $50 am. and leave at 1925
am;
Thursday. Medinah Temple, Chi
cago, ILL.,, with 500 in party, which
will arrive at 500 pm. and leave at
S:45 pm;
Friday, Benz Kedem Temple,
Charleston, w. Va, with 225 in party,
which will arrive at am. and leave
at II midnight;
Saturday, Mohammed Temple, Pc
oria, H., with 10 in party, which
will arrive at am. and leave at 6
pm.
In addition, the following temples
have signified an intention of paying
Almas Temple a fraternal visit, either
before or after the imperial session:
indian Temple, Wichita. Kans.;
Hamasa Temple, Meridian, Miss; Kar-
max Temple, Montreal. Canada: Ell
Katif Temple, Spokane, Wash; Jeru-
salem Temple. New Orleans. La; Nile
Temple. Seattle, Wash; KAHN
Temple, Roanoke, Va; Al Kaly
Temple, Pueblo, Colo; Kalif Temple,
Sheridan, Wyo. FL Mazda Temple,
Ell Paso, Tex: BaIlut Abyad Temple,
Albuquerque, n. NJ; KEN Temple,
Grand Forks, n. D.; Korein Temple,
Rawlins. Wyo.; Mount Siani Temple,
Montpelier, VT; Oriental Temple,
Troy, n. Y; Abu Bekr Temple, Sioux
City, Iowa; Zorah Temple, Terre
Haute, Ind; AL Bahr Temple, San
Diego, Calf; Ell Kalah Temple. Salt
Lake City, Utah; Hillah Temple, Ash
land. Ore: Mocha Temple. London,
Ont; Bagdad Temple, Butte, Mont;
Abdallah Temple, Leavenworth,
Kans.: Abe Temple, Savannah, Ca;
Hadi Temple, Evansville, Ill.
Saturday will be a read letter day
in the history of the Royal and Select
Masters of the District Three hum
dred of them, accompanied in many
cases by their wives and daughters,
are to make the trip from Washing
ton to the Shenandoah Caverns of
Virginia, in which, during the after
noon, the SupereXcellent degree will
be conferred in full form. The party
will be in charge of Grand Master
Edward Burkholder, who is at the
head of the Cryptic branch of Free
masonry this year. He will deliver
the charge to the candidates at the
end of the degree.
There are three sections in the de-
gree, and parts have been assigned
as follows, thus far: First section
Prologue, Willis B. Robinson; Gede-
liah, Governor of Judah, William w.
Dyer; Zedekiah, King of Judah
Harry p. Wilkins; jeremiah, the
prophet, George L. Sherman: Pashur,
adviser to the king. William E.
Pfeifer: Zephaniah, adviser to the
king, Roger Lugenbeel: High Priest,
Gorham Marshall; Class Guide, Will
liam Gutsall; First Keeper of the
Temple, Joe c. Johnson; Second
Keeper of the Temple, James w.
Mcclure; Third Keeper of the Tenn.
pie; Heralds, Hugh Everett and
Charles Miller; Kings Messenger,
Sam Hancock. Second section-Neb
NchadneZzar. King of Babylon
Harry G.. Kimball: Zedekiah. King of
Judah, Harry p. Wilkins; Nebuzara.
dan, captain of the guard. Rufus w.
Pearson; Zadrek. secretary of the
court, r. Paul Hines; Wilmet, Jacob
Meier; Zamot. H. L. Gausman; Way.
farer. II. f. Speakman; Soldiers
Frank Hegner. Carl Dorher. Ray
Bosch, Douglas G. Walker, G. w
Bates and w. II. Beavers. Third
section-Haggai. Clarence j. West
Gedeliah. William w. Dyer; Chass
Guide, William Gutshall; Charge, T.
Burkholder.
The Department of Agriculture
Triangle Club will be the guest o.
Lebanon Lodge No. Z, Friday eve.
ming, when the calendared degree will
be presented and other entertainment
and refreshments will be provided fol
what is known as agriculture
Night"
The Flag Day services in Theodore
Roosevelt Lodge No. "A, Wednesday
evening, will include addresses. read.
ings and musical selections of a char
acter appropriate to the occasion
All Master Masons are invited, ac
cording to announcement.
Samuel Gompers Lodge No. as. fol
lowing the monthly meeting of it:
officers at the home of Senior Deacon
lsadore A. Peake, has decided to cal
off its communications during July
and August. The Master however
has urged the attendance Of the mem
bers at the communication Tuesda!
evening when the calendared degre'
will he presented with Senior WardeI
Samuel Feldman heading the officia
line.
Monarch Stephen II. Takes ha
announced a short form ceremonial
Wednesday evening at Grotto head
quarters.
CANA Grotto of Miami, Fla, ha
extended an invitation to members o
Kallipolis Grotto to visit Miami dur
ing the first week in August. The,
are planning a gala week and tn
program includes a ceremonial, ban
quet, boxing exhibition. vaudeville
golf tournament. motor tour. parade
fishing, ball games with Nal
Shrine and dance. The Invitation
Has also been extended to Grottoe
OF New "ork, Pennsylvania, New Jer
Sey. Delaware and all States on tn
Eastern seaboard. The invitation
Joined in by the Governor of Florida
the Mayor of Miami, the Chamber o
Commerce and other civic organiza
tions.