The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-10
.ELKS AND SHR|NERS HAVING GOOD TIME Two Special Trains Left
 Saturday Night PERSONNEL OF PARTY Shriners Will Reach Rochester Today and Elks Will Arrive at Atlantic
 City Tonight-Will Be
 Gone Week
PERSONNEL OF PARTY

The delegation of Shriners and Elks leaving Birmingham Saturday night for l the grand lodge meetings of the two or ders will reach their destinations to- day. Information from the two dtlega- 1 tions occupying special trains received here yesterday by friends was to the eff 1 feet that every point had received the Magic City citizens with unrestrained fer vor and all were having good time.
 The Shriners left on a Queen and Cres- cent special for Rochester, N. Y. The Elks left for Atlantic City on special train over the Louisville and Nashville railroad. At various points along the lines the two bodies picked up additional members of their orders and carried them on the Birmingham specials.
 The Shriners went away with the larger delegation. Besides grand lodge represen- tatives that body carried the Arab patrol, which is the concert to the circus, so to say. and also the Oriental band, composed of members of the patrol
 Among the members of the Oriental band to leave were Lew Lazarus, band master; M. D. Friedman, leader Steven Alison, J. M. Lower, c. s. MeLarn. !. B. Hoffman, Jr., w. H. Ferris, Samuel | Foley, J. r. Ehrhart, E. s. Mandy, Eu- gene Well and Sam Stewart
 Of the patrol to leave were Capt J. H.. McGregor, commanding; W. c. Kilgers, | first lieutenant; Jack Riddle, Bert G.. | Covell, quartermaster sergeant; P. F.. Jaque, Frank Shepard E.. L. Keiser, H.. | F. Latimer, Charles Lowman Henry Broda, Charles Hall, Wallace Johns, R. B. Davis, T. A. Moross, Lee Mccall, w.. J. sanderson. NJ. P McGlathery, H. w.. Myers, P. B. Mize, Blair Hughes and | others.
 | The nobles will be away until next Sat urday. They will attend the lodge meet ing four days, after which the party will | split and various attractive side trips will | be taken in. The majority of the nobles, | however, will be back at the beginning of next week.
 l The El<s left for Atlantic City by way of Cincinnati, where the New York Cen tral lines will be used to Atlantic City. | The party was in charge of Captain Meglemery, the veteran Union station agent He is also chairman of the com | mittee which arranged the trip for the Ellxs.
 | The party to leave here included the | following: Judge B. M. Allen of Birming ham. past grand exalted ruler; M. T. Ormond of Tuscaloosa, district deputy grand exalted ruler of Alabama; Dan Hogan of Birmingham, representative to the grand lodge from Birmingham; w. E. Crawford of Decatur, representative to | the grand lodge from Decatur; w. l.. Coller of Taladega, representative to the grand lodge from Talladega; J. l.. Me Lane of Talladega. alternate representa- | tive to the grand lodge from Talladega; | o. w. Martin of Talladega, member of Talladega lodge; K. S. Chambers of Tal- ladega, member of Taladega lodge: J. H. Shankland of LaGrange, Ga, member of LaGrange lodge; Jack Seigler of La Grange, Ga, member of LaGrange lodge; I. c. Barnett of Huntsville, member of Huntsville lodge; MT. Sigboom of Flu faula, member of Eufaula lodge; J. From zig of Demopolis, member of Demopolis lodge MT. Dansinger- and two friends of l Montgomery, member of Montgomery | lodge; W. l.. Smith of Birmingham, mem- Der of Birmingham lodge; Frank Arrico of Birmingham, member of Birmingham lodge; pr. Barlxley of Birmingham mem Der of Birmingham lodge; John McCarty of Birmingham, member of Birmingham lodge; Mir Walters of Birmingham, mem- Der of Birmingham lodge; Guy White of Birmingham, exalted ruler of Birmingham lodge No. 79; Charles Cypress of Birmng- ham, member of Birmingham lodge; Charles Myer of Birmingham, member of Birmingham lodge; Joseph Saks of Tus- caloosa; Mrs. M. T.. Ormond of Tusca- loosa, Mrs. W. l.. Smith of Birmingham, Mrs. Dave Evans and sister of Birming ham, Mir Spradlin and wife, Knoxville
 lodge; MT. J. Strong, Tuscaloosa MT. and Mrs. Ed Herman, Tuscaloosa.
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