Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-21

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Sutphin, W. e. Stearns. r. R. Eichlin.
W. h. Haseman, Jr., William j. Burke
and Alonzo Church. George w. Jagle
q. w. Hodson. H. f. Wallhauser n
X. Roy, William S. Sandy and ]. C,
Vicat.
st. Johns Lodge is one of the Oldest
MASON organizations in the country,
having been Instituted nearly $50 years
ago.
IA or T.. to Have Dance and Show.
Another prominent fraternity event
VIII Dc the knights of Pythias recep-
ton and ball. which will be held to-
morrow evening In the Turnbull Audi
forum. the affair will be given under
the direction of District Deputy Grand
chancellor Milo Borden. of District NO.
D. n his staff, William-E Howarth,
acting grand master-at-arms and Act
ing Grand Prelate William weinrich.
Inc program will consist of a vaude-
vie Dill provided by r. s. Stewart, of
Froctors Theatre, to be followed by
oancing TO the music of Professor H.
F. Won der Heide's orchestra.
The lodges that comprise District
No. 3 are America. st. Paul. St.
Chrysostom, Covenant and Newark.
Among h guests will be several
Grand Lodge officers. The prominent
local Pythian officials who will attend
the reception will be Chancellor Com
mander F. B. Reimars, Austin Kays.
w. H. Broadwell, c. Dick, w. Van Or
den, A. Hartman, q. w. Robertson,
James A, Broadwell, F. A. Diets and
w. d. Conrad. Of America Lodge;
Chancellor Commander William Hag-
gerty, Walter Scott. John Hicks. Ed
win Williams, George Same. C. Berk-
himer. w. F. Littell, A. L. sayre, o. H.
wheaton and 8. D.. Marriott, of ST.
Paufs Lodge; Chancellor Commander
Samuel Smith, Charles A. Hyer, Clin-
ton e. Bell, William Cullen, j. w. ,Hig-
gins. J. b. Rosnagel, L. Douglass, Fred
erick Welt. Alexander Herman and Ed
ward Fette. of st. Chrysostom Lodge;
Chancellor Commander A. X. Sparks,
Charles McLeord, A. 8. Fogle, George
+. Cyphers, e. w. Hartough, Theodore
Rendering. David Priest, Peter Frick.
d. 1. Decker and Frederick Butler. of
Covenant Lodge, and Chancellor Com
mander M. L. Bruester, Charles Ulrich.
J. Fairbanks. j.. B. Keane, J. Freyber-
ger, G. B. Harris, d. King, o.. Schuldt
j. Prophet, of Newark Lodge.
Lhasss Council Not Backward.
The first annual reception and ball
OF Lhassa Council No. 9. Princes Of
Caliphs, which is scheduled to be A
big event at Harburger's Hall tomor-
row evening. is also expected to at
tract a mountaineering holiday attend
ance. The decorations have been
artistically hung and every detail COM
pleted by Chairman T. J. Carolan and
his assistants. Edgar Schmidt, Charles
Westervelt. Joseph Ferl cttt, Edward
Cook. Valentine Desch. George hewitt,
Seymour Roe, Arthur Connors, George
Meehan, Leo McCabe, Frank Hanion,
DR.. T. j. Faughan and william ].
Prest.
The officers, who will act as ex-
oficio members Of the reception COM
mittee, are John w. Prest, sultan;
Thomas j. Caroian, caliph; John G..
Boytin. khatib; John Hoose, pasha;
Otto r. Neu, v~izier; Edgar B. Schmidt,
oriental guide; Seymour Roe, dervish;
Adolph Won Seyfried, first sentinel;
John Gould, second sentinel; Samuel
A. Scull. recording scribe; Amxi e.
Berla, corresponding scribe; Frederick
Chadwick, financial scribe; William F.
Meehan, treasurer; Adam Schaefer, his
torian, and Ernest Foughner, organist.
The music and the entertainment will
be strictly first class and in harmony
with the elaborate decorations. Lhassa
Council is four years old. having been
instituted in September, 1907. The
membership Is now over 800, and the
headquarters at SIS Market street.
l.. G. u. A. Banquet.
The annual banquet of the New Jer-
sey Advisory Senate. Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association, will also be a