El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-23
.ELK5 TO TAKE BIC
BUNCHT0P0RTLAND
Quien Sabe Club Has Reor-
ganized-A Reception
For the Big Chief

The Ell Paso Elks expect to go to
the annual reunion at Portland next
year with the biggest delegation ever
taken by the local lodge to a grand
lodge reunion, If energetic action viii
accomplish the result. The Quien sabe
club has been reorganized with an en-
thusiastic membership and it viii work
constantly from now until next July
to get up a big membership. A special
train is to be chartered.
1t is practically certain that the
special train viii go by way Of Colo
RADIO and Utah, through the Royal
Gorge and the Grand River canyon
and make convenient stops at all
places Of interest en- route, and that
the party will return by way Of Cali
Iornla either by train or boat. The
expense Of this trip viii be $780, this
10 lhclude Uniform 1t has been so
arranged that any person who desires
70 make the trip can deposit monthly
a small sum with treasurer John N
Wyatt on which to be able to take the
trip.
The executive committee Of the
Quien Sabe club has perfected organi-
cation for the trip, the following com
mittees being selected;
executive committee-GeO. E. Wal
lace, Jack F. Dawson, secretary; John
NJ Wyatt treasurer.
Membership-Dr J. ". Yard, Ed
Kneezell. W. H Long, R. D. Barnum.
TranspOrta tfon-George E. Wallace
c. z. Kelly, John NJ Wyatt, Y. R.
Stiles.
Music-Jack f Dawson, L. E. Behr.
Uniforms-George z. Wallace, Jack
F. Dawson, VIII L Watson, R. Burt
Orndorff, N. c. Cheney.
Publicity. D. Ponder, G. A. Mar
tin, W. W. Bridgers.
A minstrel show IS being arranged
for the near future for the purpose Of
Jack Dawson is in charge Of these ar
engagements
Lodge Growing Fast.
The membership campaign of the
local lodge has been bearing fruit and
the following new members have re-
Gently been initiated;
A. h Rodess II. r. GrOsh, Q. j. An
strand, j. g. Ross, j. B. Buckner, Ed.
G. Arnold, D. z. Huntington, H. S. lie
eros, ". D. Howe, L J. Locke, DR..
n P. Deadly, Q. R. Townsend, John W
Peak, Walter 5. Clayton, c. n. Good
win, c. J. Hellerstedt, r. A Bird, o. n
Berkey, R L. Honeywell, J, s. Bunting
A g. Foster, Jr., ". j. Cannon, II. G
Hilltn, H. NJ Biggers, Frank J. Ian
gan, VIM. Walsh, @. A. King, H. T Gal
Baker Smith, G. l. Sirmans, H. "
Browder, ", i. Wood, s. +. MaIon.
Wardel Jukes, Ernest McAuley, T. F
Paulsel, c. A. DOnnel, Parvin Witte
J. Y. DoWtin, ". N. FREEZE, c. L. Hoy,
q. E. Purdy, jr, T. A. Burch, Geo. ".
Medley, J. Z. Keltner, H J. Emanuel,
A /. Douglas, Peyton J. Edwards, B.
A Guthie, T. Cullen.
Sullivan is Coming.
Grand exalted ruler John P. Sulli-
van viii arrive in FL Paso Saturday
over the s. P. at p. m. He viii re-
main here until Sunday evening at
$3.50. Exalted ruler Yard has set on
foot appropriate plans for the enter
tainment OF the distinguished guest
and Mr. Sullivan viii be royalty re-
ceived. DR.. Yard has requested that
all members bear the date OF Mr.. Sui
nvan's arrival in mind; that no en-
gagements be made for the night in
question, to the end that FL Paso may
give the grand exalted ruler a rOus-
ing reception, both IN the spirit and
in the numbers attending.
Women to Receive Also.
Mrs Mary P. Hammett is in charge
Of the reception to Mrs. Sullivan and
viii be assisted by a large number Of
leading women OF Fl Paso.
Lodge OF Sorrow.
Arrangements are being made for
the EllSs's memorial service which will
be held this year on Sunday, December
8. at the First Baptist church. W. w /
Bridgers and J. D. Ponder are in I
charge Of the arrangements and Par