Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 17

GOVERNOR AND STAFF ARRIVE AT THE TEMPLE. Gov. Trinkle of V nia, his staff, and Mayor Smoot of Alexandria arr ing .|l I.fw George Washington Memorial for the corner stone laying. They participated in the parade before ‘the ceremonies, . when President Coolidge, using the Washington trowel, spread mortar under the ; r Pl Temple. The silver trowel was used by Gen. Washington in laying the corner stohe of the Capitol. National Photo 8 ('ENER AL \II:“ OF CORNER STONE LAYING AT ALEXANDRIA. Twenty thousand persons viewed th 1 T GROUPED ABOUT THE CORNER STONE OF MEMORIAL. v. Tri of Virginia, Rt. Rev. James Edward Freeman, Bishop of Washington: Imperial Potentate Conrad V. Dikeman and Gen. Lejeune. In his address, Bishop Freeman urged the American people to adhere closely to the principles of George Washington. National Phof 'WEL. In the ceremony of spreading the mortar of the memorial corner stone, ith which Gen. Washington laid the corner stone of the United States Capitol. The tre . . Photo by Miller DISTINGUISHED GUESTS AT CORNER STONE LAYING. Right to left: Gov. Trinkle, Mrs. Coolidge, the President, Mrs. Taft a Justice Taft. With.the President, Chief Justice Taft, grand masters of grand lodges, officials of the Alexandria-Washington Lodge, | d the Pot d Fredericksburg lodges spread mortar on the corner stone. A VIEW OF THE PARADE FROM SHOOTERS HILL. The Masonic parade in Alexandria preceding the corner stone laying was one of the . e L e e e Gopsrigs* “v Underwood & Tnderwood. features of the ceremonies. This view was taken from the George Washington Memorial. National Photo, RELEANM Ahl ey 3 - soner and Mrs, Rndolph offcially belossing the hounds at staiz of ru > :/ MASTER OF HOUNDS LEADING YESI'ERDAY‘S RUN. Melvin C. Hazen taking a jump as the Rock Creek Hunt Club passed through e of the Rock Creek Hlml Club ymerd the midencn of Rndolph Kaufimann, on M.fllnxy d. : [ o ~The - William Downey, whip; Roland Dfl;:flnfil,“mm;‘lzx:%ml;d