The morning call., 1890-08-04

In order to properly entertain the pill
grims, Islam Temple some months ago on
appointed an Executive Committee. con
sisting of Charles L. Field, Chairman, Vic
tor ID. Dub0ce, Secretary, b. p. Flint,
Franklin Il. Day. Hiram I. Graves, I. Fl.
Goodman. c. G. Kenyon, Frank w. Sum-
ner, John t. Cutting, F. M. Cartan and
Samuel ID. Mayer, for the purpose of
making all arrangements for the entertain
ment of the shriners while in this city. The
Executive Committee appointed about $50
of their fellow Mobiles to serve a commit
teemen on minor committees, consisting of
finance, parade, reception, hotel, excur-
sions. transportation. ball, banquet, music,
printing and invitations, all of which
have met regularly and have performed
their work in very satisfactory
manner. The official programme as out
lined by them was published few days
ago in THE CALL, and Will be strictly ad-
hered to, with few changes, if any. A great
deal of the work has fallen on Charles l..
Field, Potentate of Islam Temple, and also
Imperial Outer Guard, and Victor d.
Duboce, the efficient Recorder, both of
whom are also the present representatives
to the Imperial Council from this temple.
These gentlemen have labored increasingly
to make the visit of Mecca's Shriners one
never TO be forgotten, and as their work has
been sampled" on many previous occa-
sons, there is no doubt but that their pres
6EU IdDOTS Will Dt DIS SUCCESSFUL Us LHOs6 OIL
yore.
As many of the members of Mecca Tenn
pie who are to arrive here are Knights
Templar. an opportunity will be afforded
them of witnessing how the work is done
in California. On Monday evening Golden
Gate Commandery, No. 16, will have work
in the Red Cross Degree, and on Friday
evening California Ccmmandery, No. /,
will confer the Order of the Temple.
The pilgrims will remain in our city I'M
til Monday, the 18th inst, when they de-
part homeward by the following route, viz.
The c. p. II. r. to Ogden, thence to Salt
Lake City. After viewing the sights in the
City of the Saints they will take the Den
yer and Rio Grande Railroad to Denver,
visiting en- route Pueblo and Colorado
Springs. In Denver they will be the guests
of Ell label Temple. remaining there two
cago and then home to New York without
further stoppageS.
The names Of Mecca's pilgrims and their
ladies, as forwarded to THE CALL by James
McGee, the Director of the pilgrimage, are
as follows:
PILGRIMS OF MECCA.
George II. Millar, Joseph B. Elkins, James
McGee, s. X. Ellison M. D., Ii. NJ Cooke. q. ii.
Davis, J, a. Downes, DDS. ]. s. Bryant, joseph
u. Dresser and wife. Mrs: Julia Shandley,
Miss Julia Shandley, New York City;
Robert II I.s Smith lna and AND Wife " Potter An
L. b. T0mpkius, Brooklyn. N. Y; Z. d. Bemis,
M. D., j. S. Mundy, Newark, N. j.; Robert NJ.
Taggart, Poughkeepsie, N. Y; Hon. George
West, Baiston Spa n. Y; John a. Dawes, Buff
falo, n. Y; w. A. Dawes, Milwaukee, Wis;
William Fl. Hlggs and wife. Miss S. d. Easton,
j. f. Axtelle, Alfred I. Kicker, Edgar T. Burnham
and wife, j. N. Smith and wife, Hartford, Conn.,;
N. ID. Grannss and wife, Waterbury, Conn; A.
Ii. Weaver and wife, AIRS. NJ w. Prince, Mrs.
Cyril johnson, Stafford, Conn. G. A. Grannis
Thad Beecher, William FrisDee, Orland Smith,
Bridgeport, Conn; Delos NJ. johnson, Ere,
Penn; A. w. Allen, L. n. Smith, Thomp-
sonvile. Conn.,; JOHN F. Whltbeck, Chi
A. b. Lyman, Md, and wife. Baltimore. Md.
George W. Robinson and wife, Albany, N Y;
Il. X. Perry, Md, aud wife, Albany, N. Y; Mrs.
Kate A. DOds0n, Richmond, Va. Miss Kate
DodsoD, Richmond, Va; Miss Mary Dodson,
Richmond, Val; II. L. Turner, Norfolk, Va;
John W. holland and wife. Danvllle Va; Miss
Annie Clark, Danville, Va; o. W. Dadley, Dan
David X. Alling, New Haven. Conn.,; Elwood II.
Smith, New Haven, Conn.; Charles L. Root, New
Haven, Conn.,; s. M. Munson, New Haven,
Conn; III. w. Crawford, New Haven, Conn.,. e.
o. Keller and wife, Norwalk, Conn.,; G. q. Du.
rant and wife, Bethel. Conn; Miss Bessie A.
Durant, Bethel, Conn. Mrs. Margaret A. Day
Tor. Bethel. CONN.,. Mrs. Emma ii. Dayton,
Bethel, Conn; Dr.. Hull. Poughkeepsie, N. V;
Mrs. X. q. Richards, New Brunswick, N. j.
The pilgrims represent the following tenn
pies, besides Mecca of New York: Cyprus
of Albany, n. T.; Kismet of Brooklyn, N.
Y; Medinah of Chicago, ILL.,; Ismailia of
Buffalo N. Y: Boumi of Baltimore, Md.
Acca of Richmond, Va; Pyramid of
Bridgeport, Conn.,; Oriental of Troy, N. Y,
and Syria Of Pittsburg, Pa.