Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1897-01-24
here an elegant lunch was served.

where an elegant lunch was served.
The veterans association Ia composed OF
such MaSons as have been members OF any
lodge for twenty or more Yeas in sue
cession, There are over 100 in the state
who are entitled to membership The num-
Der OF these present was OF course only a
small proportion OF this total number.
Tanger temple Of the Shriners last Satur-
day night installed its recently-elected di-
van of officers for the coming year. The
ceremony was performed with the usual
pomp The diyan is as follows. Henry
Hardy, l. p; c. S. Huntington, c. r.; Ed
win II. Perfect, A, r.. James Gilbert, II.
7, r.; Benjamin +. Thomas, o. g.; VIII
liam n. Rhodes, T.; Louis H. Wettling, II.
John Il. Simpson, +. c. NJ; Alfred NJ. Ole
son, 5. c. NJ; Burton +. Wilcox. c. c.;
Robert 70, French, D.; Charles H. Mulln
a. D.; Franklin c. lynn. NJ; Robert Garlic
ton, A.; John n. Wcstberg, G.: l.. IL. Korty.
r. E.; c. b. Horton, E.; Henry Newell. o.
IL The representatives to the imperial
council are: Henry c. Akin. Gustave An.
de'son' Robert Il. French and Henry Hardy
Inc musical directors are: II. w. Bailey
10 f. Barton X. w. Breckenridge, l. o.
Rhoades and |. NJ. Treynor.
Last week Hovein temple Ancient
Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine Of Chey-
enne, held its NTH ceremonial session
Among those present were: Hon. William
DAILY OF Rawiins. Hon. +. Chatterton C! Car
Manager ed Dickinson of Omaha, Superin-
tendent William Duell OF Denver, George
Nal!ery of Denver and Superintendent Mich
oils OF Omaha. The list of novitiatcs num-
bered over forty. Among the number were:
Ex-senator Carey, Judge NanDevanter, Sec
rotary of state c. w. Burdlck, United States
Marshal McDermott, Colonel Randall, U.
5. A.; I. h. Hicks, Il. A. Slack Ex-Governor
Barber, Adam Schiling, Colonel j. X
JeHrey, 5. Idelman, Louis Kirk, u. S. Hoyt,
Sheriff j. V. Shaver, Superintendent T. II.
Fitzpatrick, j. G. Pratt, Il. II. Repath. Judge
{. n. Potter. State Treasurer II. G. Hay, W.
A. Rtbbins, Hon. Samuel Corsen, r. S. Van
Tassell, Attorney General Fowler, Dr.
Johnston, A. ID. Adamson. Superintendent
Malley and Hon. w. c. Irvine. After the
initiatory ceremonies we're completed the
Cheyenne club entertained the members of
the temple at an elaborate banquet, which
ecllpsed any similar function ever held in the
state.
Arrangements are being made to place a
Blue lodge in Ravenna. 1t Is said that every
thing will be ready for the organization in
the near future. There are twenty or more
members of the Masonic body in and about
the town, enough to form an excellent starter
for prosperous lodge.
The recently installed officers of the tent
at North Platte are: Robert Vance C; NJ
Gress, L. c.; Il. b. Warner, II. X; ]. c.
Piersy, Fl. X; William Ewes, p; James
Downey, s.; David Scott, NJ. A.; w. F.
Smith, f. NJ. G.; C. Tragadir, s.; w. C.
Post, p.
Dale tent No 40 of Pleasant Dale in
stalled the following officers last week: j. d.
Allen, c.; Walter Best, l.. c.. w. H. Lough-
bridge, r. X; Ezra ]. Newton, f. X; L.
w. Cushman c.; DIR. w. K. Loughbridge,
P; Frank Kiser, s.; John Cannon, +. NJ. G.;
Frank Thomas, S. NJ. g.; Albert Price, NJ
A.: George Carpenter, s.; NJ. f. lexis, p.
Past Commander Charles Grey acted as in
stalling officer The tent is in good condition
and expects to increase its membership
greatly this year.