The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-24

Included in the program arranged
by the Topeka lodges, is a talk by
Henry F. Mason, justice of the su-
preme court, an address by Elrick C.
Cole of Great Bend, grand master of
, the A. F. and A. NJ, and address by
Herbert j. Corwine of Holton, for
merly of Topeka. This evening be-
! tween the hours Of and the dele
gates from the out of town lodges will
be given a motor car ride to all the
! points of interest in the city.
The visitors are guests of Topeka
lodge No: II, Orient lodge No. 81.
| Golden Rule lodge No. 80, Sloan
lodge No. 225.
The 200 Masons here attending the
! first annual convention are distributed
among nine out of town lodges, in
Lake, Auburn lodge No 80 at Auburn,
Hesperian lodge No. III at Rossville,
Dover lodge No. 138 at Dover, Hoyt
lodge No. 327 at Hoyt, Maple Hill
| lodge No. $40 at Maple Hill. Emmett
lodge No. 3S7 at Emmett. Mayetta
lodge No. 393 at Mayetta and Waka-
rusa lodge No. 402 at Wakarusa.
Grand Master Cole, Deputy Grand
Master Chandler and Grand Secretary
Wilson will be the grand officers Of
the state present at the meeting.
Program of the Day.
The program as announced today
and carried out by the Masons in at
tendance:
1890 a. m.-Opening of lodge.
1O:45 until II a. m.-First degree
exemplification, Topeka lodge No. IT.
IL until 1 p. m-Lunch for visitors,
Topeka consistory No. L.
/ until p. m.-Exemplification of
second degree, Orient lodge No. 81.
until 2:20 p. m.-Talk by Judge
Henry F. Mason.
2:2O until 235 p. m.-Questions and
answers.
2:35 until 4:45 p. Municipalities
tion of third degree. First section,
Sloan lodge, Topeka, No. 225. Sec
peka, No. 90.
until 6 D. m-Automobile ride
over the city.
$50 p. m.-Supper
1:3O until 7:45 p. m.-QuestionS
and answers.
7:45 p. m.-Address, Elrick c. Cole,
grand master, MaSonS of Kansas. Ad
dress, Formal and Vital Masonry"
Herbert j. Corwine.
officers of Topeka lodges for 1913 are:
Topeka Lodge No. NV, George w.
McClelland, master; Nathan B. Thomp-
son, senior warden; George S. Badders
junior warden; W., Daniel w. Nellis,
treasurer; Carl w. Nellis, secretary;
W., Pardee A. Howe, chaplain; Olive c.
Black senior deacon: Glenn M. Bryan,
Junior deacon; Peter Couture, senior
steward; Flavius O. Burket, junior
steward.
Orient Lodge No. 51-W., Frank w.
Mills. master; Cornelius B. Burge, SEN
ior warden; Fred G. Fuller, junior
warden; W., Frank L. Stevens, treas
urer; W., Evan Davis, secretary; John
Wilton, senior deacon: Harry F.
Blanchard, junior deacon; Ellsworth B.
Sewell jr, steward; W., Frank E. Nc
Farland, chaplain.
Golden Rule Lodge No. GOV,
Frank r. Conwell. master; William
Nelson, senior warden; Albert E. An
drew, Junior warden; Daniel J. Hath
away, treasurer; W., Henry L. Sher-
burne, secretary; Rev. Joshua Barrett,
chaplain; Ferdinand Voiland, senior
deacon; George Young, junior deacon.
Robert Badsky, senior steward; Rob-
ert G. Caldwell. Junior steward
Sloan Lodge No. 225-W., William
A. Tinker. master; William L. Excl.
senior warden; Elmo B. Whitmore
junior warden; w, Frank S. Crane,
treasurer W., George w. Banter Sec
retary; Aston w. Dana, senior dea-
con; Victor S. Boutwell, Junior deacon:
Louis r. Vesper, senior steward; Will
liam B. Collinson, Junior steward; W.,
Thomas BOWles chaplain.