The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20
The Reception to Be rendered to
Mecca Temple, Mystic Shrin-
ers, Of New York.
Algeria Temple Of Helena Will En-
tain One Hundred and Fifty
Guests.
gramme and Committees for the
Grand AnAir.


the representatives of Mecca Temple and
their ladies, of New York city, on Wednes-
day. July 30, 1890, at Armory hall, this city,
promises to be the finest social event that
has ever taken place in this CITY. The del
egation of visitors is composed of repre-
tentative people of New York city, number
ing over one hundred: they are travelling by
special train from New York city to San
Francisco and return, stopping at the prin-
cipal cities en- route. At Chicago car will
be attached containing some twenty-five
members of the order residents of Chicago,
30 that the guests to be entertained here
will number about one hundred and fifty.
A committee from Algeria temple in
charge of Mobiles b. w. 8. Folk and B. H.
ston and accompany them through the Ma
tional park, and similar committee
headed by Noble A. J. Fisk will meet them
at Bozeman and escort them to this CITY,
reaching the Broadwater natatorium at 2
p. m. on the Goth inst, Col. G. A. Broad
water having generously placed the nata;
local shrines for the afternoon. Every
member of Algeria Shrine is expected to
be present at the natatorium at 1870 r. m.
sharp, with his fez, and assist Noble Ed
ward D. Neill, Jr., in entertaining the Wis
AbOIb. ADMISSION WILL Do Dy tlCkeI pro-
cured from Noble Edward D. Neill. Jr.
After several hours spent in enjoying Col.
Broadwater's hospitality, carriages will be
in waiting to return the visitors to the city
for sightseeing, under the direction of
Noble J. W. Hathaway. Any .conveyances
that our citizens can place ct the disposal
Of the visitors will be thankfully received.
They should be rendered to Noble j. w.
Hathaway at the natatorium not later than
Up. M, also at Armory hall at 10 p. m. at
the close of the banquet.
The reception committee at Armory hall
will be under the direction of Noble A. G.
Logan; The banquet procession will be
ants.
I The reception and banquet will follow at
Up. m. Governor Toole having generously
placed Armory hall for the occasion at the
disposal of Algeria Temple and its guests,
tirely to Shriners and their ladies', Cover
nor and Mrs: Toole, however are invited.
also Col. and Mrs. G. A. Broadwater and
representatives of the press. Music, toasts,
speeches and songs will enliven the festive
board. No expense will be spared to make
be furnished by VIM. F. Mellen, of the Bon
Ton, and will undoubtedly excell any of his
former efforts. Fully 800 persons will be
served.
At the close of the banquet the visitors
WILL Oo COAVoyoN NY CoIE4dk0HS anu 0SCOTG0O
by Algeria shriners to the train. The re-
ception, while prompted by entirely unself-
ish motives so far rs Algeria temple is con-
Germ, will undoubtedly redown to Helena's
good, nevertheless, not dollar Of the ex-
pense has been solicited or received outside
Of Shriners.
The programme of entertainment of the
visitors in this state and city is under the
direction of the following mobiles, constitute
ing the committee of arrangements: G. B.
Nolan, potentate; John w. Thompson,
chairman; A. 9. Logan, director; George
Folk, II. II. Guthrie. T. II. Kleinschmidt,
Ed: 1. Zimmerman, ]. W. Hathaway.
The following subcommittee have been
appointed by the arrangement committee,
and the persons designated are requested to
report to the committee for instruction:
w. s. Folk, chairman. E. Lamartine, H. M.
Parohen, B. II. Langley.
Algeria Escort from Bozeman-A. j. Fisk,
chairman, H. H. Guthrie, John Steinmetz,
B. w. 8. Folk. E. W. knight, A. G. Logan.
BStt T.,lsan T.a Th1%pson chairman nan
Ter, 9. ". Newton, N. G. Riley, E. D. Aiken,
A. w. Barnard. A. H. Barrett, J. X. Clark,
A. j. Dusseau, II. s. Clark, VIM. DYER, p,
r. Dolman, Hiram Knowles, j. F. Loeber,
John p. Lloyd, E. V. Maze, J. H. Monteath,
J; .; MeQueeny, Joseph Annear. E. H.
NOA0OAS " LIE AIs AoAAS u A. 0Cu1l4Iuh1s I'LL
yer p. Blaine, Heber Robarts, James c.
Singer.
Liyineston7James ?; Finn, chairman.
Charles A. Burg, g. w. Hickman, E. La
MARITIME, G. W. McCauly, A. L. Nichols, G.
I. Peterson, 9. W; Savage, VIM. N. Thomp-
son, J. g. Villas, +. W. Wright. George Il.
Billings-A. L. Babcock, chairman, Alex.
Fraser, L. H. Fenske. P. II. Gallaher, Geo.
N. Hays, Alfred Myers, H. s. Williston,
Joseph Zimmerman, Charles NJ. Bair.
Pocatello-James F. Johnston. chairman;
John G: Brown, Isaac 4. Moore, John
Quinn, VIM. L. Ryder.
Great Falls-H. F. Rolfe, chairman; VIM.
Missoula-F. w. MCCONNELL, chairman;
A. B. Cook, VIM. Jury, J. T. Sawhill.
Radersberg-A. V. Sederburg.
Deer Lodge--H. s. Reed, chairman; ]. N.
Fox, ]. A. Hyde.
Fort Logan-Wm. Gaddis.
Anaconda. F. Jones.
Toston-A. L. Love.
Elliston-Hugh Reese.
Miles City,. NJ. Malone.
Lewiston-James H. Moe.
Glendive-Frank II. Marsh.
Seattle E.eM.1Craven.
Ogden-Charles L. Howard.
Salt Lake City-Ezra d. Haskins.
Arkansas hot Springs-A. G. Mcknight.
Broadwater Natatorium-Edw. D. Neill,
Jr., chairman, and all mobiles Of Algeria
Temple.
Carriages, at natatorium and Armory
hall-J. w. Hathaway. chairman, and ali
mobiles of Algeria Temple.
Armory Hall Reception-A. G. Logan,
chairman; H. II. Guthrie, Mrs. H. FL. Guth-
RE, Max. A. j. Behrens, Mrs. George
Booker, Edw. D. Neil, Jr., Mrs. A. c. Lo.
gan, w. A. Chessnlan, Mrs. John w.
Thompson, A. J. Davidson, Mrs. J. w.
Hathaway, w. N. Baldwin, Mrs. B. w. S.
Folk, B. II. Langley.
Banquet-B. W. S. Folk, chairman: Geo.
Booker, ]. w. Hathaway, H. H. Guthrie,
Hugh Kirkendall, L. Nv. knight, A. D.
Tourtillott.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jockey, chair
man; George Booker, S. II. Douglas, John
Steinmetz. George L, Tracy.