Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-28
NEWARK ARABS IN
CARAVAN TO PH|LA.
TO VISIT COUNCIL
Red-fezzed 500 Mystic Shriners
Will Be Quests of I'M
perial Outer Guard.

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van to Philadelphia on next Wednes-
day afternoon, whore they will be the
guests of Imperial Outer Guard of the
Imperial Council w. Freeland Ken
drick and Lu La Temple at an elabo-
rate ceremonial and initiatory session
in the evening, when 100 candidates in
the Quaker City will ''cross the scorch p
ing sands of the desert"
1t is a return reception and au-
spicious "glad-time" accorded Illus
trious Potentate Louis V. Aronson and
the local Salaamites for the spectacular
welcome and banquet rendered Illus
trious Potentate Kendrick and Lu Lu
Temple when they participated in the
big ceremonial session held in the
Kruger Auditorium on june Z. A
special train over tho Pennsylvania
railroad has been chartered for the
trip, and will leave the Market street
station on Wednesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. A stop will be made at both
Elizabeth and New Brunswick, where
delegations of Shriners will be taken
aboard.
Salaam Temple will also ave the
right of line in the big street parade,
and will be led by Lu LUIS famous
band of fifty pieces. tllustrious Po-
tentate Aronson and Salaam's Arab
Patrol, in charge of Chief Joseph ID.
Dowden, jr., First Lieutenant Frank A.
Champlin and Second Lieutenant A. j.
r. Pionnie, will lead the several thou
sand Shriners.
The prominent local Salaamites who
will accompany the delegation will be
Fire Chief William c.. Ashley, Andrew
c. Snyder. former Freebooter Jacob
Rowe, Commissioner Stratton, James
W. Mccarthy. John c. Groel, George c.
Ward, Henry w. Egner, jr, the Rev.
Dr. William II. Morgan, Alfred N. Dal-
rymple, Frederick w. Mock, Jr.i
Augustus w. Schwartz, w. Joseph
Seder. Henry Hahn. John r.. Flavell,
Philip Krimke, William L Blanchard,
j.. Edward Blackmore, Edwin S.
Fancher. Charles B. Duncan, Fredericls
e. Beebe, Edward S. Jackson, Henry
II. Frying, Carl j. Schultz, Joseph i.
Feibleman, Arthur D.. Kelley, Charles
w. Simonson, Wants Ervey, Thomas r..
Bullivant, Arthur C. Hensler Carl
Merz, Frank II. Lewis, George w. Con-
over. Ernest c.. Vehslage, Louis A..
Kreiser, Joseph F. Cook, Edward Isler,
Edwin Leonard, jr., Albert Schurr,
Frank Tanner, DIR. George N. Waite,
Palmer II. Charlock, William Riker, jr.,
George w. Jagle, George II. Lam
bert. Frederick w. Schultz. Edward A..
Quayle Charles II. Richardson, DIR.
William Buermann, Ralph B. Schmidt,
Forrest A. Heath, Oscar j. Wirtz, Ed
win w. Pierson, Samuel Denbigh, Al
bert j. Weick, Daniel e. Diss, Rufus
S. Ramsay, Ernest M. Tapner, William
F.. Utter, Bernard Wallin, James B.
Chalmers, Daniel H. Bender, Joseph A.
Livingston, Charles A. Winston, r.
n-t4e. nd Chor1aC n Pradrr 1Qirh.
ard Bye, Louis e. Bronson, William II
Hawkins, William H. Warren, Howard
C. Griflths, Frederick L. Eberhardt,
Frederick A, Treiber. hudson w. Parker
and Eugene C. Schwarzenbek, of this
city.
Delegations will also go from Jersey
City, Paterson, Hoboken, Orange,
Plainfeld, New Brunswick, Perth AM
boy n other points. The other tenn
pies to join the caravan at Philadelphia
will be Crescent, of Trenton; Rajah,
of Reading, Pa, and Mecca, of New
York.
The ceremonial session will be held
in the Academy of Music. The special
train bearing the local contingent
homeward will leave the Quaker City
at 1890 o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
Jr. q. u. A.. NJ, Plans Memorial
The committee arranging for the an
nual memorial service of the local
councils of the Jr. o. u. A. M, which
will be held in the Newark Theatre on
Sunday evening, met at the hall, 1903
Market street, last night and COM
pleted the final details. Some twenty
five councils of the order will %partici-
pate in the commemorative event and
a fitting program will be provided.
The speakers will include the Rev.
DIT. J. Morgan Read, of Pennington,
State council treasurer of the Jr. o. U.
"A. M, and the Rev. DR.. James Clayton
Howard, pastor of the Halsey Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. A pro-
gram of special music will also be rem
dered. Many past councillors and other
official members of the fraternity will
attend the service.
Oriental Lodge Holds C%Onclave.
The members of Oriental Lodge, f.
and A. M, held an interesting conclave
at the hall, $40 Broad street, last night.
At the close of the official communica-
ton an address was made by the Rev.
DIR. James Clayton Howard, of this
city, a past grand chaplain of New
York State. A social time followed, in
WHICH VlSlLlHB pTOlltI MdSOllS anu sis
tiers of the Eastern Star participated.
Arcanumites Give Entertainment,
An entertainment and social was en-
joyed by the members and friends of
Roseville Council, Royal Arcanum, at
the hall on Orange street last evening.
1t was a ladies' night affair, and, as it
was arranged for the benefit of the
members and their friends, the atten-
dance was large. The talent comprised
Prof. W. A. Theur, pianist; Christian
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