Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-01
LONG PILGRIMAGE
FOR MOBILES OF
SALAAM TEMPLE
Many Shriners Will Journey to
New Orleans to Attend
Imperial Council.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the annual pilgrimage of the
mobiles of Salaam Temple, of this city
and New Jersey. to New Orleans on
April to attend the Imperial Council
session of the Shriners, which opens in
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, that city,
on Sunday, April 10, and continues in
session until Thursday night, April IA,
when the visiting delegation will be
guests at the carnival ball, which win
be held in the French Opera House.
The official representatives of Salaam
Temple to the Imperial Council will be:
Potentate Louis v. Aronson, Past
Potentate Alfred N. Dalrymple and
Mobiles Rev. DR.. William H. Morgan
and Frederick w. Mock, jr., and they
will also have charge of the large dele
cation of members and their ladies who
Will make the trip. The party will go
by way of the Savannah line and finish
the journey on a special train.
The visiting delegates will be well
coined to the State of Louisiana by
Governor Jared G.. Sanders and to New
Orleans by Mayor Martin Behrman.
The address of welcome On behalf of
the Louisiana Shriners will be made by
Past Potentate Charles F. Buck. The
headquarters of the Imperial Divan
will be at he st. Charles Hotel. An
elaborate program of entertainments
has been provided, and will consist of
receptions, sightseeing tours. parades,
exhibition drills of patriots, a masuuer-
ade carnival and the grand ball on the
closing night.
Those who will make up the dele
cation will be Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ".
Aronson. Mr.. and Mrs. William C.
Ashley, Miss Marion Ashley, Harry E..
Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs. Amzi Berla. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred N. Dalrymple, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Egner, Miss Lena
and Miss Florence Egner, Henry w.
Egner, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George c..
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Bahrenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Issler, Miss
Helen I~ssler, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Krimke. Mr.. and Mrs. Judson w. Par
ker, Mr.. n Mrs. Arthur Rehberger,
Miss Emma Rehberger, Mr.. n Mrs.
Jacob L. Schwarz, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rosenbaum, Mr.. I'M Mrs. Louis Lipp-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave S%teinhardt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert w. Taylor, MI. and Mrs.
Charles B. Duncan, Miss Edna Duncan.
the Rev. DIR. William H. Morgan, Miss
Carrie Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Osterwell, Andrew Cohen, Mrs. Julius
Geissler, Joseph J. Hartman, Wilbur
E. Holt, Miss Kleinhaus, Louis A.
Kreiser, Carl Merz. Frederick w.
Mock, jr, Morris Rechlin, Albert
Scheuer, Louis S~chlesinger. Ralph B.
Schmidt, ALBERT Schurr. Leo Stearns
and Charles P. Schmidt. all Of Newark;
Gilbert D. Laird. of Trenton: william
Livingston, of New York; Frederick P.
Reese, of Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs. E. z.
Rixstine. of East Orange; Frank ].
Book, of Railway; Mrs. N H. Car
.penter, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F~redenburgh. Of Newton;
Charles Canning, of this city; Richard
F. Goodman. of Newton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Hoist, Of Atlantic City, and
Charles S. Thatcher of Trenton.
Lafayette Lodge Enjoys Social.
An interesting social time was en-
joyed by the members of the Lafayette
Lodge. /. o. o. F., at the session held
last night. 1t was one of a series of
instructive meetings being conducted
by the lodge, and the entertainer last
evening was associate Brother Lord,
who gave a lantern-slide exhibition of
summer scenes.
Among those present were: William
T. Hopper, ]. ]. Swain. D. Piperone.
Charles Hall, H. n. Ayres. L. B. San
ders. H. M. Clark, w. E. Cook. Will
lam Newman, Manning Drake, Thomas
Wallace. Frank Good and w. J. Nor
man. A social time followed the en-
t~ertainment.
Mcdonald Council Initiates
Several candidates were initiated at
the session of E. F. Mcdonald Coun-
ell. Royal Arcanum, held at the lodge
room last night. Regent Frederick
]. Devine and his associates filed their
respective chairs. The lodge is sue
ceeding in securing the fifteen new
members that it has been striving
for since January 1.
At the session the members also
completed the arrangements for hold
ing a theatre party and supper on
Monday evening. April is. The cons
mittee looking after the details for the
event are: j. j. Heating, John j..
Coyle. Frederick Moeller. Frederick
weiser and NJ j. Coogan.
Among those who will be in the party
will be: G. W. Riofdan. c. ]. Witt.
A. f. Westlake, j. A. March, A. C.
Hoey. F. McSorly and j.. A. McNeely.
Lincoln Lodge Gives Necktfc Social.
A necktie social and entertainment
were the attractions at h session
held by Lincoln Lodge, Order of Good
Templars, last evening. Several vaude-
willie numbers were given by good
talent. The ladies of the order assisted
A Delightful Hal