The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
WAS0NS FROM WEST
GATHER IN UTAH

Salt Lake. April Scottish Rite
Masons will assemble in annual con-
clave in Salt Lake City April 20. and
for four days will confer degrees from
the first TO the thirty-second. The af-
fair will close April rs with an elabo-
rate banquet A large number OF
members of the fraternity from all
parts of the west will attend
The invitations have been issued In
beautifully printed books, which have
been sent 10 all the orients OF the
world. The following will be the pro-
gram OF the work:
Monday, April 25.
2:30 p. m.-Fourth degree Secret
Master conferred
$3.50 p. m.-F1fth degree prefect con-
ferred.
480 p. m-Sixth, seventh and
eighth degrees communicated.
7:30 p. m.-NInth Degree Knight
Flu of the Nine conferred.
y. m.-Tcnth degree Knight Flu
OF the Fifteen conferred.
10 p. m.-Eleventh. twelfth and thlr-
tcenth degrees communicated,
Tuesday, April 26,
IN a m-Fourteenth degree Perfect
Flu conferred.
2 p. m.-Fifteenth degree Knight OF
the East conferred.
4 p, m--Sixteenth degree Prince of
Jerusalem conferred.
p. m.-Seventeenth degree COM
municated.
s p. m.-Eighteenth degree Knight
of the Eagle or Prince Rose CroIx con-
ferred.
Wednesday, April 27.
$50 a. m,-Nineteenth and twenu
eth degrees conferred
1890 a m.-Noachite or Prussian
knight conferred.
1:30 p. m,-Twenty second, twenty
third. twenty-fourth. twenty-f1fth and
twenty-slxth degrees conferred.
p. m.-Twenty-seventh degree
Knight Commander of the Temple con.
ferred
3 p. m-Twenty-e!ghth degree
Knight of the Sun Adept communl-
Gated
$3.50 p. m-Twenty-nlnth degree
Scottish Knight OF st. Andrew con-
ferred
1880 p. m.-Thirtieth degree Knight
Kadosh conferred.
Thursday, April %,
2:15 p. m.-Thirty-flrst degree In
spector Inquisitor conferred.
s p. m.-Thirty-second degree Mas
ter of the Royal Secret conferred.
1890 p. m.-Banquet
The committees in charge arc:
Arrangements and Executive, II
Brown. A. E. Hutchinson. C. J. McNltt,
G. p. Pfoutz, F. n. Carr. c. B, Jack,
c. II. Fisher, w VI Rash r. S. joyce,
John S. Lewis. Fred C. Schramm.
FTaternal Reception and Princely
Courtesy-C. II. Blanchard, chairman:
]. J. Grecnewald. Louis Cohn. r. S. AL
llson, w. o Bridgman. John IT. Breck-
en-. r. l. Carey, w. G. Churches. F. c.
Dern. w. NJ Drew. Leon Engstrom.
b. A. NJ. Frolseth II Hill. a L. Ingles.
by. G. F. Hurlburt. S H. Knapp. a. R.
Mcintyre, H. Fmchler. Frank F.
Phelps, C. A. Wherry, C. r. Yearsley.
In Charge OF Work-A. S. Chapman,
H ~ Mayo. c. B. Jack
In Charge OF Clsss-C w Morse. E.
o, Leatherwood l. O. Rhoades, Fred
c. Schramm. II. A. Lee,
Stage. II Brown, manager; S. D.
Evans, John stiles, assistants.
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]. S. McCune Critchlow.
Robes-L. II. Harding.
Propertics-F. II. Carr.
ElectricIans-L NJ. Higley, Thomas
Donoyiel
In conformity with the established
rule of the Masonic fraternity. the
music for the occasion is to be beauti-
full. a splendid program will be rem
dered during the sessions. or especial
interest will be the program rendered
by the choir. consisting of A. Fl Pea
body. Fred Graham, Edna Dwyer Mrs
Jack Taylor ]. Willard Squires and
Irene Kelly.
During the conclaye the Neophytes
Will wear white badges; the members
will wear red the visitors will wear
yellow and the thirty-three degree
Masons will be distinguished By purple
badges.