Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8.
Especial star-Bulletin Correspondence
DALLAS. Texas-Dallas, the home
of a progressive, wide-awake and rap
idly growing citizenship and the in
dustrial center of the Southwest, is
alive with preparations for entertain
ing one OF the greatest national gath
erings that assemblies each year on
the North American continent-that
OF the Imperial Council meeting, An
Gent Arabic Order Mobiles Mystic
Shrine. More than 100000 members
of this great order, numbering in their
personnel leaders in every branch of
I thought and in every commercial and
industrial activity have their eyes
turned Southwestward ana will send
thousands of their brother mobiles 10
participate In the festivities incident
to the OCCASION.
II has been declared. and rightly 90,
that Imperial Council meetings have
been mere matter of progression in
the variety and excellence Of the en-
tertainment and enjoyE.ept FURNISHED,
each year bringing added features to
those that have gone before. 1t has
been the aim Of the Shriners Enter
tainment Association of Dallas In pre-
pairing for this great event to swing
the game around until their entertain
ment is marked as the head Of the
procession. After months of consist
ent work and an expenditure of thou
sands of dollars they feel assured that
Dallas win offer Imperial Council visit
ors this year something new and out
OF the ordinary in an entertainment
way and will care for them in man
ner that will reflect credit on the en-
tire citizenship of the Southwest.
Task Gigantic One.
The task of getting Dallas in readi-
ness for the Imperial Council has been
gigantic one. Since the 1872 Impc-
rial Shrine meeting In Los Angeles
when this city was selected as the
Mecca for 1913, twenty-six committees
with membership of more than three
hundred prominent Shriners and bust
ness and professional men. have been
busy carrying out the details. The
work has been subdivided into twenty
six divisions, each subdivision having
chairman and a membership of live
End progressive men. They are as
follows:
Finance committee, c. W. Hobson,
chairman; Parade committee, J.. e.
Farnsworth, chairman; Patrols and
Bands, c. w. Davis, chairman; Balls
DIR. Samuel Scothorn, chairman;
Transportation, G. S. Maxwell, chair
man; Decoration, Herbert NJ. Greene,
chairman; Reception Imperial Coun
Gil, George II. Greene, chairman; Pub
Lefty, Fred L. Johnston, chairman;
Music, J. W. Howerth, chairman; Reg
istration W. r. Ellis. chairman; En-
fertainment of Professional Men. E. G..
Eberlc, chairman; Ladies Committee,
Mrs. NJ. III. Thomas, chairman; Auto
mobiles, +. c. Harry Jr. chairman;
Grand Marshal, Major r. III. Roach,
chairman; Banquets, Edgar L. Pike,
chairman; Badges, W. NJ. Fechheimer,
chairman; General Reception, Sam p.
Cochran, chairman; Entertainment Pa
trolls and Bands, H. B. Robertson
chairman; Baggage, ID. S. Thomas,
chairman; Hotels and Housing, J. Z.
Forrest, chairman; Public Safety, Hon.
w. NJ. Holland, chairman; Medical
Committee. DR.. NJ. p. Stone, chairman;
Reviewing Stands, j. n. Simpson,
chairman; Civic Improvement, II. A.
Olmstead, chairman; Printing, ]. G.
Hunter, chairman; Commissary Geo.
Lang, chairman.
Owing 10 the mammoth nature ol
The work and to facilitate the han
ding of every detail. the Shriners Ea-
tertainment Association was organ
led with the following officers and di-
,ectors: Mike H. Thomas, president;
Geo. II. Greene. vice president; G. w.
Robson. treasurer, and s. d. Hanley.
secretary. Directors: Sam P. Coch-
ran. ]. C. Phelps, Edgar L. Pike, ]. E.
Farnsworth. J. f. Forrest and r f. H.
Saner.
Big Fund Raised.
Under the leadership of G. w. Hob
....,..,.1ant If fha chamber of COM