The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-28
Ten Pilgrims After Their Jour-
ney Enter the Shrine.
THE MOBILES OF Ell KALAH
AND VISITORS FROM OTHER TEN
PIES WELCOME THE NOvGCEs.
Those Who Omcfated at the Auspic-
ious Event-Grand March from
the Pyramids to Fezzan-Bnnquet
and Great observation-disclosures
and Toasts by the Mobiles.

being interpreted, means something
akin to Gee whiz. what is it," Such
was the slogan at Masonic hall last
night, when the mobiles of Ell Kalah
temple, A. A. o. N. M. S., or the Mys-
tic Shrine. assembled in force to lead
ten pilgrims across the hot and burning
sands OF the Arabian desert.
The pilgrims were Nichola Theloar,
w. NJ. Moss, Mammoth, Utah; Dave
Evans, Ogden; John E. Thatcher, James
S. Campbell, jr., H. R. Harper, Poca-
tello; w. c. Slaines, S. t. Harvey, c. A.
Emise, L. H. Bisby, Salt Lake City.
The party who sang You must keep
hanging on the rope" was made up
of the following:
G. S. Clark, illustrious potentate; L.
b. Gorham, chief raban; S. B. Wes-
terfield, assistant raban; j. F. Jack,
acting high priest and prophet; Oscar
Groshell, oriental guide; w. S. Evans,
recorder; w. B. Andrew first ceremon-
ial master; George Coming, second GER
emonial master; S. d. Evans, marshall
w. R. Grant, captain of the guard; w
j. Lynch, director; E. o. George, J. c..
Brdd, A. G. Hart, Julius Gauer, A. B.
Mosely, E. C. Williamson, Charles
Brown, w. B. holland, DR.. w.
w. Woodring, Charles Van Dyke,
H. M. Hubert. J. F. Jack, E. P. New
ell, Walter E. Ellenbuck, John A
Boyd, D. H. Peery, jr., Philo E. Jones'
Charles E. Hudson, John Thompson,
r. H. Officer, Walter Scott, N. r. Wat
eman, G. H. Corse, S. c. Ewing, C. L.
Kornel c. S. Baker, H c. Wallace
Fred King, Charles Sully, John Nc
Chrystal, A. B. Richardson, W. B.
Lynch E. E. Stewart, S. M. Carhart,
w. B. Nelden, George Ames, D. d.
Jones, ]. c. Harvey, ]. Marriott, ]. B.
Ingram, Charles w. Dittman, Boyd
Park, j. H. Hinman, l.. G. Wilkinson,
F. A. Grant, c. H. F. Dahlberg, ]. r.
Woodman, NJ. j. Hoagland, B. w.
Smith, William Keyting, A. NJ. Grant,
S. H. Tracy, w. V. Rice, George Gull
Inns, w. T. Hills, Harvey Hardy, Dan
Dunno, Edward Byrnes, Joseph Little,
S. H. Fields, Alex c. Ewing, David
Keith, W. L. Martin, A. F. Wey, w. T.
Beardsley, o. W. Powers, Harvey. J.
Jones, NJ. L. Richie.
VISITING MOBILES.
In addition to Ell Kalah there were
in attendance the following visiting
mobiles: A. G. Andrews, Omaha; Will
lam c. Clayburne, Omaha; C. S. Pat
terson, Davenport, Ia; A A. Clough,
Salina; S. II. Field, Chicago; George B.
Leace, Portland. Ore; R. T. Pettingill,
New York City; c. w. Henry, Denver;
I. H. Burgoon, Chicago; L. Rosenthal,
Omaha; B. F. stouffer. Omaha; F. w
Williams, San Francisco; James P.
Hanna, Denver; E. D. Shaw New Jer-
sey; ]. B. Brown, Denver; D. E. De-
Sault, Rawlins; w. ]. Smith, st. Paul;
l.. o. Wight, Salina; R. c. Halliday,
Helena; F. c. Schramm, Denver: W. c.
Warren, Denver; F. A. Muzzy, IN
dianapolis.
GRAND MARCH FROM THE PYRA-
MIDS.
Preparations for this event have
been in progress for some time. The
camels were watered and fed day be-
fore yesterday; the sandals the pill
grims wore had the shoe pegs all cut
out, and the general paraphernalia was
all oiled preparatory to the grand
march from the pyramids to Fezzan."
The trip was successful, every pilgrim
getting across the hot and burning
sands successfully, becoming not weary
with we'll doing, and not fainting by
the wayside.
THE BANQUET.
After the trip the mobiles sat down to
banquet, which was provided by the
committee on banquet, consisting of
Mobiles julius Gauer, w. r. Waterman
and W. T. Beardsley. The banquet
hall was a picture and reflected credit
upon those who had the matter in
charge. The menu was as follows:
Clam Chowder.
Tartines de Caviar.
Dressed Lettuce Queen Olives
Sandwiches Varies.
Spring Chicken au Cresson
Tongue with Aspic Jelly.
Boiled Ham,
Temple Punch.
Chicken Salad. Mayonnaise.
STRAWBERRIES with Vanilla Ice Cream.
Assorted Cake. Fruit.
Edam Cheese. Bent Crackers.
Cafe Noir.
Pommery Sec.
Imported Cigars.
THE TOASTS.
After the banquet was ended, Po-
tentate Clark proposed toast to Cy-