Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-30
NATIONAL OFFICER
WILL Be PRESENT
At LODGE SESSION
SaIaam Temple of Mystic Shrine
Plans to Entertain Phila-
delphia Man.

One informal guest at the forty-thlrd
ceremonial session of Salaam Temple,
Ancient Arabic. Order Mobiles of the
| Mystic Shrine, to be held this eve
ming in the Kruger Auditorium VIII
be Illustrious Imperial Outer Guard
". Freeland Kendrick, of the Imperial
| Council of North America. AS the IL
lustrious potentate Of Lu Lu Temple
of Philadelphia, which recently e1-
tended the Joyful chants and "tradi-
tional banquet" as host to the local
| Salaamites In the Quaker city, he WILL
be rendered a warm reception by the
Shriners of the oasis of Newark. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Kendrick,
and during the stay in this city hey
will be the guests of Illustrious Poten-
tate Louis v. Aronson, of Salaam Tenn
pie, and Mrs. Aronson. The ceremonial
session at the Auditorium tonight
promises to prove a big event, as some
twenty candidates will travel over The
hot sands of the desert"
Many to Make Pilgrimage.
The prospective shriners will be
Felix Hauser, Irving D. Jacobs, Harry
T. Jones, Alfred J. Soden and
Littauer, of this city; Alexander Bax-
ter. jr., Edwin l.. Kern, John p. Pher-
son and William A, Tewes, of Jersey
City Clarence v. Sloan, George W.
Smith and Heston R. West, of Phillips
burg; Milton E. Giller, of Paterson;
Charles Stein, of Elizabeth; Thomas
l.. Hansen, of Montclair; Edwin d.
Harrison, Irvington; Henry r. Eisner.
Red Bank; William H. Phillips, New
York: Adrian Dansen, Lodi, and Stew
art A. Shilllnger, of Stewartsville.
The session will open at 1880 o'clock
and Illustrious Potentate L. v. Aron-
son and the chief and assistant abb
bans. william c.. Ashley and Andrew
C. Snyder, will start the pilgrims on
their journey to shrinedom.
The members of Salaam's Arab
Patrol, led by Chief Joseph D. Lowde.-,
jr., First Lieutenant Frank A. Champ
lin, Second Lieutenant Adolph J, P.
Pionnie and Quartermaster Wants
Ervey, will guide the zikers within the
gates of the mystic city.
To Take Part In Reception.
The prominent Salaamites who will
also take part In the ceremonial and
+, informal reception rendered Tlustrious
| Potentate Kendrick will be John w.
Mccarthy, Henry w. Egner, jr., John
c.. Groel, George C. Ward, Augustus
w. Schwartz, John r. Flavell, Philip
Krimke, Edward 8. Jackson, Charles
B.. Duncan, Charles ". Simonson,
William l.. Blanchard, Henry Hahn,
Henry H. Frying, Joseph L. Feib'e-
man, J.. Edward Blackmore, w. Joseph
| Seder, Frederick E. Beebe, a j.
Schultz, Arthur D. Kelley, Edward
| Issler, Thomas Bullivant, Wants Ervey,
DR.. Edward M. Richman, Alfred NJ.
DalrympIe, Frank Tanner, George H.
Lambert, George w. Jagle, the Rev.
DR.. William H. Morgan, Palmer H.
| Charlock and Frederick w. Mock. Rep
resentatives from Belleville, Bloomfield,
Harrison, %Irvington and the Oranges
win also attend. The enjoyment OF
the traditional banquet will also prove
a feature card.
The Salaam hosts have also decided
to hold the annual session on December
q, for which an appropriate program
will be arranged. During the past two
months the temple has lost three mem
bers by death-Charles L.. Walter. on
October 10; Edward r. French, on No
yember 5, and Victor H. Meyer, on the
9Th inst.