Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1935, Page 47

THRONGS T0 JOIN INFETEATU.OF M. Shriners From D. C. and| . Baltimore to Attend Events Tomorrow. Colorful, gay thousands will partici- pate in festivities at Maryland Uni- versity tomorrow, when distinguished officials of the State, Shriners from both Washington and Baltimore, “old grads” from all sections and an as- sortment of foot ball fans from all around, converge at College Park for ®. combination celebration of uni- versity home coming, foot ball game between Maryland and Washington and Lee and joint Shrine ceremonial by both Almas and Boumi Temples. Gov. Harry W. Nice of Maryland, Mayor Howard W. Jackson of Balti- more, Imperial Potentate Leonard P. Steuart of the Mystic Shrine, Acting President H. C. (Curley) Byrd of | Maryland University—all of them members o fthe Shrine, will be among the distinguished guests. Robert P. Smith, potentate of Almas Temple, and Whitney W. Jones, potentate of Boumi at aBltimore, will lead large delegations from their own temples. ‘Will Join in Parade. Shriners in colorful costumes of the order will participate in a big parade and demonstration before the game end at t he half. Bands from the uni- versity and from both Almas and Boumi Temples will keep “music in the air.” Maryland alumni will return in the morning 1,000 strong, according to predictions of officials, to witness the first event at 10 a.m., a freshman foot ball game between Maryland and W. and L. At the same hour the girls of Maryland will hold & play-day with Visiting girls' athletic teams from Marjorie Webster, American Univer- sity and Western Maryland. Follow- ing this the intramuralists of Mary- land will clash with Johns Hopkins in soccer. Barbecue luncheon will be served at noon on the base ball field, and at 12:30 the “M” Club, letter men’s or- ganization, will hold its annual meet- ing in the trophy room of the Ritchie Coliseum. Teams te Drill. Shrinedom will swing its bands, and red, green and gold clad uniformed groups into action at 1:45, in a gala | processional led by the 60-piece band of the university into Byrd Stadium, as a preliminary to the foot ball game. | Among the uniformed units from Almas Temple, will be the Military Band, Oriental Band, “Nut Band,” | Drum Corps, Patrol, Chanters and the Legion of Honor. During the interval between halves ©f the games, drill teams from the Bhrine temples will give a colorful demonstration on the field and present 8 mock initiation designed to high- light the event with comedy. Following the game, Shriners from both temples will hold a barbecue at 5 pm. in the base ball park. The principal event for the Shriners will come at 7:30 o'clock, when a selected cast of officers from both temples, headed by Potentate Smith of Almas and Potentate Jones of Boumi, will initiate a large class of candidates in the coliseum. While this is going on an entertainment for women of | the Shrine party will be staged in | the university gymnasium by the Uni- | versity of Maryland Glee Club and orchestra, and there will be motion pictures. Bhrine festivities will close with a dance in the coliseum. Dignitaries to Attend. Among the Masonic dignitaries who will be present in addition to Im- perial Shrine Potentate Steuart of this city and the potentates of the two temples will be several imperial | Shrine officers, visiting potentates from several temples in the East and others. | ‘They include: Robert S. Regar, :grand master of Masons of the Dis- trict of Columbia: past Imperial Shrine potentates, W. Freeland Ken- drick, Lu Lu Temple, Philadelphia, Pa.; John N. Sebrell, Khedive Tem- ple, Norfolk, Va.; Conrad V. Dyke- man, Kismet Temple, Brooklyn, N. Y. Imperial Shrine officers: Walter 8. Bugdon, imperial assistant rabban; A A D. Rahn, imperial high priest and prophet; Morley E. MacKenzie, imperial captain of the guard; James H. Price, imperial recorder. Shrine potentates from other juris- dictions: Roger B. Wolfe, Ali Ghan ‘Temple, Cumberland, Md.; Elbert A. Fruth, Beni Kedem Temple, Charles- ton, W. Va; Wiliam C. Riday, Khedive Temple, Norfolk, Va.; Wil- liam Heim, Lu Lu Temple, Philadel- phia, Pa,; William E. Barclay, Jaffa | ‘Temple, Altoona, Pa.; Walter M.| Mumma, Zembo Temple, Harris- burg, Pa. Past potentates from other jurisdic- tions: Harve Tibbett, Jaffa Temple, Altoona, Pa.; Horace M. Fox, Kazim Temple, Roanoke, Va.; John J. Davis, Jaffa Temple, Alttoona, Pa., and Ross 8. Jennings, chief rabban, Zembo Temple, Harrisburg, Pa. —— SITS ON JURY Colored Man Is First in 47 Years in New Orleans Court. < NEW ORLEANS, November 15 (#). =A colored person sat upon a Crim- 1nal District Court jury today for the Airst time in 47 years for a State court in New Orleans. He was John Cook, who qualified Tor jury service November 4 when pro- ‘cedure was made to conform with the $upreme Court’s decision in the Beottsboro case. Cook was one of five jurors drawn to serve in the trial of Jaseph Tarra- yello, ‘The defendant pleaded guilty to & charge of having stolen property in his possession and the jury recom- mended a suspended sentence. NEW YORK... $8.75 round trip HILADELPHIA.... $5.75 reund trip fic SActtL e~ THE EVENING STAR, . 'WASHINGTON, D. C. WOODWARD & LLOTHROP 10™ |I™F AND G STREETS —BECAUSE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1935. 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