Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 17

P_ICTORIAL NEWS 'OF THE GREAT SHRINE CONCLAVE THE EVENING STAR. VVA’SIII\("[‘O’\Y D. C., THURSDAY,; JUNE.7, 1923 NEW IMPERIAL POTENTATE AT WHITE HOUSE. Conrad V. Dykeman, elected Imperigl Potentate. SO iF ' CALLING ON PRESIDENT HARDING. Past Imperial Potentate James S. McCandless and Leonard P. center of his hodyguard at the White House vesterday afternoon. His bodyguard is composed of mem- . . Steuart, potgntate of Almas Temple of Washington, snapped at the White House executive offices, bers of his temple, Kismet of Brooklyn, N. Y. Copyright by Harris & Ewing . where they were received by President Harding. . Copyright by Harris & Ewing ON GOVERNMENT TRAINING SHIP. These “gobs,” now visiting in Washington, are aboard the “U. S. e - o training ship Alexander Hamilton, watching the Congress of the Seas. The training ship was once e Sheets of India Patrol of THE LARGEST LIFESAVING' BOAT. It is now on exhibition in Washington by the Coast Guard. The the U. . S. Vicksburg. Washington Star Photo ey 5 R rpest Shiines I the work], boat has just been completed and is splendidly equipped. AT TIDAL BASIN BEACH YESTERDAY. ,Members of Lu Lu Temple of -Philadelphia decided to stop sightseeing for an hour or so and go swimming. The Star’s camera man snapped this picture of they play “The Star Spangled Banner.” while he stood at the window. Washington Star Photo. members of his temple. National Photo. . the “bunch™—all Lu Lu’s. Photo by Carl Thoner. SERENADING FORMER PRESIDENT WILSON. The Hejaz Temple Band of Greenville, S. C., called at e AT RS SHRINEE e e e Temp,, of the home of former President Woodrow Wilson on S street yesterday. Mr. Wilson requested that El Paso, Tex. The photo shows him entirely surrounded by other