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Almas Temple Nobles
*
Frolic Amid Scenes I
Of Oriental Splendor
New Potentate, Found
By Dancing Girls,
Takes Over Position
Palm trees, striped tents, incense
and dancing girls last night trans
formed the Mayflower Hotel into
"A Night in Arabia,” for Almas Tem
ple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
It was the third annual poten
tate’s party, full of novelty and
surprise. Karl E. Jarrell, the new
notentate of Almas, first was miss
ing as the party opened with gay
festivities. Later he was “found”
by some dancing girls of the Ara
. bian harem, and hauled into the
party, wrapped in an Oriental rug,
to succeed the outgoing potentate,
Stanley D. Willis, whose disappear
ance was through a qpflln.
Without waiting for the dinner to
be over, the entertainment program
■ started when the red-fezzed nobles
entered gay portals of the “Mosque
of Mecca.” This was a giant tem
ple front erected in the Mayflower
lounge. Behind the walls of this
temple several oases under striped
tents were surrounded by palm trees.
Dressed in the flowing, colorful robes
of the Orient were all members of
the Reception Committee.
“Fatima” Performs.
Going from the oases, still prior
to the dinner, nobles gathered in
the Chinese room, which was by
decorations, transformed by soft
lights and heavy incense into one
of the secret rooms of the “harem.”
There “Fatima,” the favorite danc
ing girl, performed.
Afterwards, at the meal, strolling
musicians in gay costumes added to
the festivities prior to the floor
show of thr evening. This was an
elaborate presentation, with skat
ing. dancing, comedy and song.
t There were many distinguished
guests, only a few of whom were
introduced, including Potentate E.
Elmer Longrall of Boumi Temple,
Baltimore, Md., and Potentate
Charles W. Pinnell of Acca Temple,
Richmond.
Members of Committee.
' Heading the committees arrang
ing the affair was James A. Coun
cilor, general chairman. Vice chair
men were Floyd D. Akers, Howard
P. Foley, William C. Shelton and
Earl W. Shinn.
Subcommittee chairmen included
Ara M. Daniels. A. E. Geldhof, Wil
liam J. Mileham, Raymond M. Flor
ence, Lloyd F. Gaines, Edmund O.
Carl and George E. Harris.
The guest list follows:
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Ach. Frank L Altglass. Adam
Adams. Senator A B. Altmann. Leslie L.
Adams, George W. Amos. John H.
Agate, Jerome Amos. William P.
Akers, rioyd D Anderson, E. D.
Alderman. F. H. Appleman. F. S.
Alexander, Dr S. A. Arends. Rep L. C.
Allen. Dr. C. B Augustine. C. H.
Allen Robert M. Ayre. Edward E.
Allen. Roy C.
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Bachschmld. W. H. Boss Harry K.
Back. T. Kelley Boswell. Wirt T.
Bailey. Howard P. Bouchard. M J.
Baker. Joseph M. Bradley. John H.
Baker. Tracy Brashears, E. S.
Baker, Earl Bress. David L.
Baker. Harry M. Brewer. Nixon A.
Baldwin. Charles E. Bridgman. John P.
Ballard, John W. Bright. Herbert
Barlow. H. L. Bromwell. D. L.
Barton. J. W. Brooks. Dr. J. L.
Bateman. E. R. Brown. Dewey
'Bates, Samuel H. Brown. Mai. E. W.
Bauer. Ralph C. Brown. M. G
Beasley. A. F. Brown. R. Carey
Bedell. Harry Bryan. H. Eugene.
Behrend. Mendel Bull. Walter
Berkowich. B. Burch. William D.
Bernstein. Dr. H. F. Burke. Senator E. R.
Bitting. C. W. Burkholder. E
Black. Frank Burn. Francis W.
Blackburn. F B. Burn. Emile
Blake. Melvin B. Burrows. Fred
Blakely. C. F. Burrows. G. G.
Bluestein. A. I. Burrus. G. B.
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Bonbrest, Dr. J. W. Bush. William L.
Bonnette, G. W. Butts. Elmer
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Cahill. Victor Coe. Theodore I.
Camaller. Renah F. Goff Martin M.
Carl. Edmund O. Cohn. Fletcher
Carlisle, Charles A. Cole, Dr. Charles D.
Carpel, Albert L. Coleman, A. I
Carpel, Harry L. Collier. A. Walter
Carr, Edward R. Combs. Earl B.
Carr. F. P. Conolly John J . Jr.
Carusl. Ugo Cooke. Charles H.
Casbarian, Harvey T. Costello. Ed.
Casbarla,n, James P. Costello. R. J
Cassidy. James Councilor. James A.
Church. Guy N. Councilor. J. A., jr.
Churchill. W. H. Cowan. J. 6
Clark Raymond W. Cox. Gen. Albert L.
Clarke. Owen W. Cramer. G Fenton
Claud. Dr. Harry L. Creighton. T. H., Jr.
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HONORED AT POTENTATES’ PARTY—Karl E. Jarrell, left, new
potentate of Almas Temple, and E. Elmer Langrall, potentate
of Roumi Temple, Baltimore, were honored guests at Almas
Temple’s third annual potentate’s party last night at the May
flower Hotel.
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Keen. Owen A. Kirkland. James R.
Kelly, Arthur D. Knowlton. Dr. D 8.
Kelly. James Korman John A.
Kennedy, J Frank Korman, Milton D.
Kennedy. Frank Kornemann, William
Kern, John C. Krakow, L.
Kern. Walter E. Kreusber*. Dr. H. F.
Kilmartin, Col. R. C. Kuechle. Fred B.
King. Loyal T. Kurtz. A. 8.
King. William L.
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Lamar. Charles T Lewenthal. 1. Myer
Lamar. Russell Lewis. John A.
Lamond, D. D. Lins Clarence
Landon. Cart. C R. Little. V 8.
Lane. John J. Littlepage. John
Langrell. E. Elmer Littleton. Robert A.
Leslie. Herman D. Lohr. Leonard D.
Lawrence. Meade Longley, J. D
Lawson, Jesse E. Longley. James B.
Lee. A1 W. Lore. F H.
Lee Ed Lundquist. J. E.
Leesh. Llewellyn G. Lundy. William J.
LeFevre, James 8. Luttes. J. B.
Leppert. J H. Lyon, Wolford H.
Levy, Harold
M.
Macftain. Dr M. M. Morris. A J., sr.
Madore. James E. Morgan Dr. W. A.
Mankln, Dr. J. W. Morrison. J. E.
Mallatt. K. B. Mosmiller. Walter
Mathews. F. G. Moulton. C. H.
Mattingly. J. M. Moyer. Joe
May. Maurice L. Mueller. F. J.
Means. John R. Mugleston, F. W.
Meany. John T. Murphy. Patrick
Mehler. W. Myers. John F.
Melick. Neal A. McCallum. A. R . Jr.
Membert, James A. McCarty. W H.
Mertens. F.. jr McCawley. H. B.
Meyer. Dr. William McClure. John E
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Mtleham. W. J. McDowell, T. O.
Millan, B. C. McKee. A. B.
Miller. C. A. McKee. A. J
Miller, Roy McKee. Ralph
Miller. W. A McKee. W. C.
Minear, L Otto McKeever. R. L.
Minton. Senator 8. McKenzie. Albert
Mitchell. Dr. J. E. McKeown. J. A.
Mohsburg. M. L. McKericher. J. W.
Monaghan. Joe McMains. W. H.
Mooers, 8. E. McMlllln. F. E
Mooney. T. C. McNeil. George E.
Moore. K. H. McReynolds, W. H.
Morris, A. J., Jr. ,
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Nalley. W F. Newmyer Alvin L.
Nalls. Willard Novak. Mitchell
Neilson. G. D. Nussear. Jesse T.
Neuenhahn. H. E. Nye. Senator G. P.
Nevils. E. N., jr.
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O'Connor. Fred J. Osgood. H W.
Orr. Dr. W. J. B. Owen. Claude
Osborne. M. H. Owens. Henry 8.
F.
Padgett. Harry F. Pine. David A.
Payette John J. Plnnell. Charles W.
Payne. Clarence Pittenger. Rep. W. A.
Payne. Lewis A. Plankinton, H. B.
Peacock. F. L. Pledger. C E.. ir.
Pelland. Dr. P O. Porter. C. B.
Penman. James Porter. Frank J.
Perkinson. P W. Post. Robert E.
Peterson, Capt. A. S. Potter. Dr. J. A.
Peterson, Dr. E. O Pratt, J. Alton
Peterson. Ralph W. Pratt, Lester A.
Peyser. Col. Julius I. Price. John J.
Phillips. Homer Proctor. Justice J. M.
Piers. Bertram Pugh. M.
Pike. C. C. Puryear. Frank M.
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Raeba. James Ristig. William
Ramsey. Oliver F. Ritzenberg. Abe
Randall. George W. Roberts. D. F
Ransopher, S. M. Robinson G Edgar
Rector, J. M. Rodgers. Robert L.
Reese, James G. Rogers. Harold B.
Regar. Robert 8. Romm. Joseph N.
Rensch. Leo W. Rose, Hilllary
Rhea. Garnett 8. Rose. Leonard J.
Rhodes. Charles M. Rosenfeld Phil
Rhodes. Thomas E. Rothenberg, Pincus
Rich. Rep. Robert F Roudabush Byron
Richardson. W. E. Rouse E. Kenneth
Rieeks, E. H Row A. L.
Riefkin. Philip M. Rupert. E. E C.
Riggali. Carel J. Russell. George
R<ggs. Thomas Russell. William
Risk. Le Roy Rutan. H. H.
Ristig. Martin V Rutherford, Albert G.
s.
Sanders. C W. Shoemaker. Geo. C.
Sanger. Monle Shrtro. A.
SchaafT. Joaeph Silk. Dr. S. A.
Schamp. Carl D Simon. James H.
Schirmer. H. G. Simonds Geo. W.
Schmidt. E. C. Simons. Geo W.
Schrlder. James E. Skeen. Wm D.
Schooley Wm. E. Slaby. R. T
Seagren. Arthur Smith. A Irving
Seay. Temple W. Smith, Beverly J.
Selbold. B Smith, Dwight, L.
Shackelford. C. D. Smith, Ed.
Shaffer. George C. Smith. Maj. H I.
8hawen. S. Maynard Smith. Orville F
Shelton. Wm. C Smith. Robert P.
Shepherd. Thomas Smith. R. 8cott
8herler. Jos. T. Snyder. George R.
Sherman. Geo. M. Somerville. A. J.
Sherwood. J. W. Somerville. H.
Shields. Jas. W. Somerville. Thos., 3d
Shinn, Earl W.Spaulding. Fred
8neck David J. Stickle, Wm. F,
Bpencer W. C. Btinchfleld. B. H.
Staseerk. John W. Stinemetg, Sam W.
Stahlberg. Roy F. Stringer, Oeorie F.
Stanton. I. C. Stryker. Frank J.
Steele. William Sutton. Clarence W.
Stein. Henry C. Sutton. Granger G.
Stephenson. Col. H. E. Swan. Edward E.
Steuart, Curtis 8. Sylvester, Comdr. 8.
8 euart. L. K Syverson. T. 8.
Stewart, Thomas
T.
Taylor, Charles H. Toepper Charles G.
Tay or. Charles L Tolley. Dr. John A.
Taylor. Col. John T. Torbert. William W,
Tendler. Max Totton. J. O.
Thomas. Branson Trammell. M. Y.
Thomas. Edward A. Turnbull. William M.
Todd. Brooke Tyree, Dr. John C.
V.
Valentine T O Van Duser. W. A.
Vanderwende O 8. Van Vleck. Perry B.
Van Dolsen. Fred L. Vreeland. Rep. Albert
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Waesche. Rear Ad- Whitesal. Roy O.
miral Russell R. Whitlock. E. H
Walker. F. Lawrence Whitmeyer. D. N.
Walker. George W iegand Henry
Walton. Max Wilken. Frederick
Waters. Frederick Wilkes. James C.
Waters. Dr James C. Wilkins. Andrew C.
Weill. Nathan Wilkinson. Joseph
Weir. Davis Williams Wash B
Weiss Lou Willis, Percy H.
Werner. C. D Willis. Stanley D
Whelan Thomas A Wilson Charles E
Whitaker Samuel E Witts. W Crosdale
White. Dr. Charles 8. Wolfe. Garland W.
Y.
Yerkes. W. H„ Ir. Young. John R.
8.
Zarln. Jocob Zimmerman. W. C.
Zebley. J. E.
Virginia D. A. R. to Meet
in Williamsburg
By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va., Feb. 24 —
The annual State conference of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion will be held here March 5, 6
and 7.
The Virginia Society, Children of
the American Revolution, will hold
its annual one-day meeting coinci
dentally with the opening of the
D. A. R. conference.
Mrs. C. A. S. Sinclair of Alexan
dria. State regent, will preside at an
evening meeting of the. D. A. R.
March 5.
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Boys' Club Drive
For $86,000 Begins
On March 15
Goal This Year Is
Raised to Meet an
Increased Membership
. A campaign to raise $86,000 for
the Metropolitan Boys’ Club will be
held this year from March 30 to
April 15 under the chairmanship ot
Mack L. Langford, according to an
announcement yesterday by Morris
Cafrits, president of the club.
The goal was’raised this year to
meet the cost of an expanding mem
bership. Some 2,000 new members
were added during the last 12
months, and the total number of
boys now benefited by the five club
houses in Washington and the sum
mer camp at Scotland, Md., is 14,
000.
The club observed its sixth anni
versary this year on Washington’s
Birthday. The club was founded by
MaJ. Ernest W. Brown, superintend
ent of police, and has helped reduce
juvenile delinquency, it was said,
from 300 cases in 1933 to less than
100 in 1938.
Vice chairman of the drive for
funds will be Thomas N. Beevers,
Martin R. West, Bruce Allen, Samuel
Mooers, Randall Hagner, Jr.; Ed
mund O. Carl, Will L. Oates, Fred
erick P. H. Siddons, Charles A. Rob
inson and James E. Dingwell, jr.
Inspector E. J. Kelly will lead the
campaign work among the precincts
and Chief Stephen T. Porter will
act similarly in the Fire Department.
Joyless Pay Day
FRANKLIN. Mass., Feb. 34 UP).—
As the town treasurer paid oil 350
snow shovelers today the town col
lector stood beside him and put the
finger on tax delinquents, collected
on the spot.
Annual 'Gym' Night
Slated March S at
Central Y. M. C. A.
Star Gymnasts and
Others to Perform at
Third Event of Kind
Star gymnasts and other perform
ers will entertain at the third an
nual “gym night” of the Central
Young Men’s Christian Association
at 8 p.m. March 8 in the main gym
nasium of the "Y” Building, 1738
O street N.W.
Among the performers will be
Robert Porter, flying trapeze ex
pert, who for five years was with
the Ringllng Bros, and Baroum 8s
Bailey Circus and who has worked
with the famous Flying Concellos
and other noted performers. Mr.
Porter now live* In Arlington, Va.
On the program will be both men
and women. Among the latter will
be Margie Weismann, national A.
A. U. gymnastic champion, who will
come from New York with three
other young women to perform.
Other featured performers will be
L. C. Everard, former captain and
coach of the Yale University gym
nastic team, who Is an expert In
gymnastics, Indian club swinging
and rope skipping; the Central Y.
M. C. A. gymnastic team, which
placed third in the national Y. M.
C. A. gymnastic championships last
year, and Ernest Gaither, the team
captain and an outstanding gymnast.
Prank Portillo, well known
throughout the city for his stunts as
a clown, will be on hand to provide
a series of "spills” and laughs. Ad
ditional laugh-provoking stunts will
be provided in clown acts by K.
Matsudaira.
Sixteen girls from the Marjorie
Webster School will do a fancy
march and drill and take part in an
old-fashioned square dance.
Other features will include turn
bling acts by junior and senior
tumblers, tap dancing, "statue pos
ing” and a dance act by Elynor
Johnston, 13, and Mary Jane
Owens, 13.
"Gym night” will be under the di
rection of William E. Hutzell.
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