Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
CARAVANS ARE
COMING FROM
EVERY POINT
Aloha Temple Delays
Departure
Expected to Como with San Francisco
Shriners--six TrainIoads
Stop over at Albu-
querque

the caravans which are now on their
way to Los Angeles to pitch their tents
on AL Malaikah's oasis during next
weeks conclave. Reports from all over
the country denote that the caravans
are crossing the hot sands as fast as
their steam camels will permit, and
every day brings them closer to the
watering place in the desert.
The only mobiles who hail from the
west, Aloha temple of Honolulu, are
causing the local reception committee
more worry than all the rest Of the ex-
pected caravans put together. Ever
since they arrived in San Francisco
last Sunday the islanders have been ex-
pected to depart for Los Angeles, but
as the days go by they do not appear.
Reservations at the Hotel Ohio have
been made for the Honoluluans since
yesterday, but at the latest report they
were still wandering around under the
San Francisco palm trees and delaying
their departure for the southland.
In all probability the Aloha mobiles
will come to Los Angeles in company
with the members of Islam temple of
San Francisco, who are scheduled to
leave the home oasis late Friday night.
The northern delegation will assist their
brothers of AL Malaikah in receiving
their eastern fellows, and their arrival
here Saturday afternoon is eagerly
awaited.
Stop Over at albuquerque
six trainoads of Shriners passed
through Albuquerque, N. NJ, yesterday,
and they we're entertained during their
stopover by members of Ballut Abad
temple of Albuquerque. Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Rhode Island and Georgia
were all we'll represented among the
fez topped pilgrims and their stay IN
the New Mexican city was well worth
the while On their way the mobiles
will all stop off at the Grand canyon
and obtain a glimpse of the magnificent
beauties of that resort in order to bet
ter prepare them for what is awaiting
them in Los Angeles and Southern Cal
ifornia.
Wednesday has been selected as the
day on which the visiting mobiles will
be treated to the sights with which
AL Malaikah is well supplied. Two
hundred automobiles will be employed
in conveying the Shriners about the city
and the guides in charge of the cara
van will direct the gasoline drome-
daries along the following trails:
From the--A1exandria to Seventh,
SOIive,- Pico, Figueroa, Adams, st. James
Park and chester place, Adams, Harv-
ard, washington, Hoover, Alvarado ter
race Pico, Alvarado street, Westlake
w
place and Seventh street to the Alex
c.nGria hotel
Thus the visitors will be taken over
the choicest residence section of Los
Angeles, and the eastern Shriners will
have a chance to see the oasis at her
best. Wide streets, fianked by green
lawns and blooming flora, the whole
surmounted and set off by beautiful
abodes, will make it well worth the
of MI Gfoxr in the nitU fn
make the short journey, and the trip
is expected to be one of the most en-
joyable of the many planned for the
week.
Alexandria Decorations
AS a compliment to their many Shrin-
er guests, who indeed will virtually
own the house from the beginning of
Fiesta until the close, the Alexandria
hotel management has arranged to
make the decorations of the hostelry
essentially Shriner in nature. On both
the Spring and the Fifth street sides
of the building eight streamers of cleo
trio lights of different colors will ex-
tend from the roof to the first floor
Between each bulb red fezzes will be
suspended. the whole effect being dis
tinctly a tribute to the mobiles. The in
terror of the hotel will also follow out
the main theme in decorations, Shriner
emblems and banners predominating.
Rarely has there occurred a social
event in Southern California with so
many invited guests that a place of as
semblage large enough could not be
secured but such is the case with thu
Shriners' grand ball, which is scheduled
for next Friday night at Venice. Both
the auditorium and the pavilion will be
necessary to accommodate anywhere
near the number of mobiles and their
friends expected to attend, and two
orchestras will necessarily be in attend
ance to dispense the music.
The reception committee, composed of
members of AL Malaikah temple, ex-
poets to make the ball one of the most
elegant affairs of the kind ever given,
and to that end the following will serve
as managers: w. P. Jeffries, chairman;
Leo ". Youngworth, John H. Nightin-
gale, Joshua H. Marks, Frank L. Mil
Ter, W. L. Valentine, e. w. Gillette,
Phil Kitchin, Henry L. Jones, r. w.
Bailey. DR.. E. James, G. j. Lehman,
Earl w Mueller, H. l.. Cornish, Sam G.
Levy, M. C. Adler, John T. Kitchin, j.
NJ Danziger, Horace o. Smith, A. j..
Daniels, A. l.. Daniels, Louis M. Cole,
Jay Jacobs, Dr. j. l.. Carson, G. G.
Berg, A. Brownstein, William Downs,
Burkett Logan, w. r. Arnold, George
w. Bacon, e. N. Bagby, T. H. Barrow,
DIR. Q. M. Benbrook, Sam Behrendt, h.
II. Brooks, t. w. Bulpin, S. Butler, jr.,
H. M. Burgwald, e. W.. Carson, Dr. +.
S. Dillingham;, Charles w. Ennis, G. V.
Ecclestone, Don G.. Fisher Ben Har-
wood, w. M. Hiatt, w. I. Hollings-
worth, F. S. Hughes, d. e. Llewellyn,
G. j. Lang. w. r. Leeds, G. G. Mackey,
George D. Noble, r. @. Peck, w. e.
Rowley, F. A. Sumption, Cecil Frankel
A. S. Abbott, James G. Scarborough, L.
T.. Gibson, c. r. Bradford, Marco H.
Hellman, r. F. Train, H. j. Hauser, c.
A. Yarnell, R. A. Heffner, j. H. JEFF
fries, C. L. Miller, j. j. Blick, w. J.
Rankin. L. A. Hauser, G. B. Casey, r,
d. Bronson, c. e. Nagel, A. X. Brauer,
f. x. Pfaffinger, D. w. Permar, Dave
Martin, e. d. Tyler, F. A. Stephenson,
w. p. Musau S. C. Lamb W. E. oliver,
j. g. Bailey, j. B. Berner, w. H. Booth,
A. c. Brode, w. G. Brode, A. ]. Copp,
jr., A. e. Edwards, H. M. Echelberger,
s.. T. Eldridge, w. H. Harrison, R. H.
Jeffries, W. P. Jeffries, H. G.. .Krohn,
George I. Kyle, w. S. Kingsbury, Oscar
Lawler, c. l.. Logan o. G. Morgan, A.
w. Murry. o. C. Mueller. #. M. Parker,
l.. j.. G. Spruance, Dr. w. A. Smith, L.