The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-05-31

/ 4H 'Vo NOONl lCus eOpIhuO sOlO, VI
Redeemer, my Lord" Dudley Beck
The scenic effects Of the eighteenth
are the finest in the consistory. The
quick changes, startling light effects
and the impre sive work of the master
and his associates brought forth ex-
clamations of surprise from all audi
tors and spectators. The eighteenth
is the star degree Of MIR. Y. G. Guss,
and his work in scenic fitting is clear
ly apparent.
The days work was close up with
the exemplidcation of the twenty
first degree, "Noachite or Prussian
Knight" with league Ray as Lord
Commander and the following:
Farouharson, Levy, Niblack, Adams,
Stevens, Greer, Trotter, Clark, Hiatt
The stage setting w~s elaborate and
the yellow moon effects were start
| lingly clever. In this degree Prof. G.
w. Stevens, principal Of the city high
schools, and Ur James Clark, with
league Ray worked up the lessons
with dramatic skill
The special musical numb in the
fifteenth degree we're:
| Because | Love You" by Miss Zoe
Kimball 1t may be said in passing
that Miss Kim ball scored pronounced
hit with the consistory. she is not
ony gracious and lovsble young
lady but possesses a voice of such
pliancy, sweetness and melody, that
it seems 10 fit in with the great Ma
sonic lessons inculcated. The work of
20 Father Almighty" was sung by
Mrs. q. II. Hagan yesterday in the
fifteenth. Mrs. Hagan is one of the
best vocalists in Oklahoma, and her
rich, full voice in the large audito-
rum, and especially in this song. im-
rressed the class and workers deeply.
In order to divert the king in the Fiji
teenth Edna and Ruby Kelley dill q
cake walk. AS a pipe organist Roy
Winton is strong.
The choir in the consistory is hidden
and the musical numbers are governed
by a system of electric calls. In the
twenty first degree Prof Oscar Leh-
rer gave a cornet solo, "Schubert's
Serenade."
All Delighted.
All the visiting Scottish Rite Masons
are unsparing in their laudatory COM
ments on the temple, the stage, light
effects and paraphernalla.
Said Henry Wallenstein: This beats
Wichita; this is the finest Scottish Rite
stage I ever saw"
Fred Stuckey, like Wallenstein, is
great worker in the Wichita consis-
tory. Said he: "Oklahomans should
feel proud of this noble temple. While
| am loyal to my own town ] am forced
to say that the Wichita temple and
stage is not TO be compared to this"
G. E. Rosenbaum Superb: grand;
great stage; great work"
Visitors Present,
The following is complete roster
of the mem bers of the Oklahoma Con-
sistory present at the session and
those visiting from other state:
Oklahoma City-A. G, Bennett, 80
degree; Il. P Wolf, 80; Geo, e. Gard
ner, 80; B, B. Pollock 80, G w. Ben
nett 32; c. E. Bennett 80; D. w. f.
Turbvfllls; Jasper Sipes 80; A. E.
Camuse 80.
Ell Reno-Jas. G. Cackett 80; Robert
Wi son 80,
Fort Worth, ,Texas-Hermsn Marx 80.
Norman-Edwin DeBarr 80,
South McAlester, l. T., Edmond d.
Doyle 80.
Hennessey- Fred Ehler 80; Jas.
Henry Antrobus, K. c. G. II; Wm. P.
Griffin 80.
Peoria, Illinois-A. W. White 80.
Edmond-G w. Baxter 80.
Wichita, Kansas-F. q. Ellsworth
80; Fred H. Stucky 80; Henry Wallen-
stein SO.
Mulhall-W. H. Matthews 32.
Little Rock, Arkansas-C. E. Rosen-
baum 80.
Stroud-F. B. Gebke 33.
Gray Horse-Walter o. Fowler 80;
John l.. Bird 80.
Chickasha, l. T.-Charies M. Fech-
heimer. IA
Topeka Kas. John A. Bailey, %.
Sac and Fox-E. L. Ccnklin, 80.
Chandler-Roy V. Hoffman, 80.
Guthr,e-H. 5. Cunningham. 53; s.
P, Richardson, 81; c. P. Rhodes, 80;
II. E, Asp, 32; G. H. Willis, 80; U. G.
Guss, 80; league Ray, 80; c. B. Adams,
80; R. M. Seay, 32; 5. N. Hopkins, IS;
G. W. White, 1s; Q. H. Filson' j. A.
Clark, 80; g. w. Stevens. 80; E. L.
Rhodes, 80; Edgar W. Jones, 80; +. d,
Havighorst, SO; @. c. Kneisley, 33; A.
U. FarquE arson, 32; Charles Cunning
ham, 80.
Gov. @. M. Barnes, 32d; 1. B. Levy,
32d; M. p. Trotter, 80; Leslie G. Nib
lack, 80; e P, Barnes, 32.
Arkansas City, Kansas. M. Phil
lips, 80.
Topeka. Kansas-W. G. Reichenb bach
80.
Perry-E. D. Minis, 80: E. e. Wester-
velt 80.
South McAlester, Indian Territory
o. d. Strooher, 80.
Oklahoma City-Gus Thompson, 3?i
Anton 81. Classen, SO.
Paul's Valley, Indian Territory-W,