Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
LAMPS ON FEzES
LIGHT THE WAY
SHRINERS TO BE C0NSPlCU-
GUS IN FIESTA PARADE
From Mountains to Beaches the Wis.,
itors Are Scattered, Forgetting
Edict and Loudly Pralsing
Southern California

Say, you bet those oranges are all
right-first ever picked, and I'm going
to send them back east. 1t will make
them sit up and take notice." said a
prominent eastern Shriner yesterday
on his trip to Baldwins ranch.
The day was spent by the visitors
yesterday in different ways, every one
to the liking of his own will. The
mountains held attractions for many,
and Mount Lowe proved popular trip.
while the beaches held their every
varying charm. Venice and Ocean Park
have so far proved popular resorts, es-
peclally the midway at the former.
Other beaches will also be visited.
After their long trip by caravan one
would think they would have had
enough of camels, but not so for those
animals have been among the most
popular pastimes.
Shriners' Club HustIes
The visiting Shriners club certainly
is making things hum and in a little
sixty-four to nearly 500 members. This
alone testifies to its popularity. The
glad hand is always extended at the
headquarters at 517 South Broadway,
and all mobiles and their women are
made welcome in true California style.
This club will take part in the Fiesta
parade in body.
NJ H. Flint has asked all Shriners
to participate in the electrical parade of
May 81. Dress suits enlivened by the
well known fez will be the order of
the evening, and to light their shining
countenances each fez will be adorned
with miniature electric light. Japan
ese umbrellas will further enhance the
Shriners' division. 1t Is expected that
every one of the 1900 members of Al
Malaikah temple win participate aside
from the visitors
Honolulu Sends One
1--WE have found the missing link in
the Mystic Shrine" said President
Hathaway of the visiting Shriners'
club last evening. "Noble T, II. Petrie
of Aloha temple. Honolulu. has just ar
rived, who represents the last temple in
the realm of Mystic Shrine. The tenn
pies are all represented now"
Noble Petrie expressed himself as
much pleased with Los Angeles anu
the people. He said;
II am the only representative of my
temple here. Several others would have
been here had IT not been for the 'edict.
They started for here, but turned their
course for Chicago. | expect them to
meet me here at the Fiesta. They are
Or. M Il. Grossman, c. S. Bartlett, j.
S. McCandless, j. J. Belser and f. Nj.
Brown"
Brings Poi Cocktails
A Honolulu paper has the following
to say about DIR. Grossman:
"The doctor is planning some unique
forms of entertainment in Los Angelea
for his fellow Shriners. One of them
will be poi cocktails, so il is said. He
intends to take a barrel of poi along,
and will make Hawaii's name known
through the medium of the famous re-
cuperative qualities of the poi cocktail" F"
John r. Drewett, secretary OF the
visiting Shriners club, has presented
the club with a valuable book, contain
ing the pictures and names Of the
founders of the Ancient Arabic Order OF
the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. They
are; Walter Il. Fleming, M. D.; James
McGee, John Worthington, Joseph b.
Eakins Charles B. McClenachan,