Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-06-14
18TH REUNION
SCOTTISH
RITE
Big MEETING OF THAT BRANCH OF
free MASONRY TO Be HELD
HERE MONDAY FULL PROGRAM
OF The EVENT. .==MANY REPRE-.
SENTATIVE MEN WILL Be PRES
ENT.
SPLENDID CONCERT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

| The twelfth reunion of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Free
masonry will be held here beginning
next Monday and will be in session
three days, June 16, II and is, at the
Cathedral of the order. This is a
meeting of the Valley of Santa Fe.
Orient of New Mexico. and promises
to be one of the finest and best at
tended meetings ever held here, prom
inent and well known Masons from
all over the state and some from ad-
Joining states being expected. There
is probably no finer building nor more
representative body of men, nor more
glorious climate and pleasing sur
roundings anywhere that will combine
TO make such meeting an ideal one.
and the hospitality Of the old capital
will be cordially extended to the visit
fors and wish for q most successful
reunion made to this great branch of
Freemasonry.
The organ recital and the sacred
concert TO be given tomorrow, have
already been mentioned in this paper,
and tomorrow, preceding the first day
| of the reunion our people will be fa-
vored with some music that will we'll
be worth anyone's time to listen to-
The concert is under the direction of
Llewellyn c. Hall, whose standing as
a musician, whose past training and
present interest in the work, and
whose supreb voice, are all too well
known to our people to need comment.
The choir includes some of Santa Fe's
finest singers. and Mrs. R. V. Win
chester, the soprano soloist of Albu-
Querque, is so we'll and favorably
known here that The mention of her
name will assure a large attendance
of those who like to hear her sing. In
the matter of an orRanist Santa Fe is
exceptionally favored this year, by
the presence Of j. A. Jeancon, whose
mas mas ssei iidi tgsseii and technique, have
already won him many plaudits in
Colorado, and who has been such
valuable addition to the musical talent
of this city.
Some of the visitars have already
arrived and this evening and tomor.
row will see a large influx of those
who will attend the three days re-
union.
On Monday morning, the hours from
8 to II will be taken up with the or
sanization of the class, and luncheon
will be served in the spacious dining
room of the Cathedral, after which the
following degrees will be conferred
Fourth degree, 1:3O p. m.; Fifth Ie-
gree, 2 p. M; Sixth degree, 3 p. M;
Seventh degree, $3.50 p. M; Ninth de-
gree, p. M; Tenth degree, p. M
Fourteenth degree, p. m.
The work will be under the genera,
and IN charge Of Richard H.
Hanna, 92 degree, K. c. c. H., deputy
Of the Supreme Council for New Mex
leo. The immediate director of the
work is Samuel G. Cartwright, 80 de-
gree and Charles F. Kanen, 32 degree,
IS the stage director.
The Fourth to the Fourteen degrees.
which are the Ineffable degrees, will
DC rendered by Santa Fe Lodge of Per-
lection No. 1. Edmund c. Abbott, 80
iegree, venerable master, and the fol-
owing officers:
Melvin T. Dunlavy, 32, Senior Ward
IN; Harry S. Bowman, 80, Junior
Warden; Thomas J. Sanford. 32.
orator; Frederick Muller, SO, Al
noner; Charles A. Wheelon, 80, X. G.
81. H., Secretary; Hiram B. Cartwright,
=, Treasurer; Norman l.. King, 32.
Master of Ceremonies; George A. Rid.
lie, 50, Expert Lorin C. Collins, 80.
Assistant Expert; Harold F. Cogge-
hall, 80, Captain Of the Host: William
Kennedy, 50, Tyler.
The work in the Fourth degree will
e done by the following at 1:3O p.
T., Monday afternoon:
ames A. Massie, 32,. King Solomon
'arl Z. lden, 32 .......... .Adoniram
larry c. Dorman, 32 .............
.......... Master Of Ceremonies
chm n. Zook, 32. Expert
lelvin T. Dunlavy. so, Asst Expert
The work in the Fifth degree will be
one by the following at .: p. m.;
ohm w. Mayes, 33. I. G. H.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. King Solomon
'dward r. Paul, SO. King Khairom
'dmund c. Abbott, 32 . .Adonram
homas G. Wick Roy, IA. Orator
'orman L. King SO.
............. Master of Ceremonies
Wesley O. Connor, Jr., 80. ....
Captain of the Guard
The Sixth degree work by the fol.
,wing at 3 p. nl.:
alamon Spitz, 80, X. C. c. H..
King Solomon
ohm S. r.. Hammitt, 80 King of Tyre
]. DeArcy, 80.
Captain of the Guard
rederick Muller, SO. Sentinel
ichael O'Neill, 32. Herald
The Seventh degree, Provost and
ldge, at $3.50 p. M. will be conferred