El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-19

". L. Robinson, W. Rheinheimer, D. J
| Roberts, 3. /. Ray, 0. o. Smith, Hor-
! ace B. Stevens Chas. B. Stevens, Frank
! B. Scotch, f. B. Simmons, 9 L
! Y Schneider, P. W. Still, J. E: Smiley,
| Peter r Schuyler, J. Stolaroff, w. J.
I TenEyck, J. K. Turbeville, w. p. Trues-
| dell W. c. Taylor, c. r. Tillman, Ed
/ Eugene Williams, John o. Wyler, John
! +. Weeks, James n. Wafer, r. A Whit
! lock, p. W. Williams, Mike Yeager-
| Charter Not Yet Here.
J As the charter for the Ell Paso branch
Of the Dramatic Order, Knights or
4 Khorassan, has not yet arrived from
| the imperial secretary of the order IN
| Columbus, Ohio it is doubted If the To-
| cal 'Dokks" can be started this week.
! The Knights of Pythias Lodge No 81
! will meet Thursday evening, OCTOBER %
The EIks to Dance.
| The first EIks' dance of the winter
! will be given at the home on Myrtle
/ avenue next Friday night. 1t is planned
| to hold the affairs every month during
| the winter.
/ Numerous applications for member
1 ship are being received by the lodge
| and hardly a week passes but several
\ new members are initiated
Wallace and Higgins HonOred.
| George. Wallace, former exalted ruler
4 of the local lodge, has been made a
| member of the grand lodge judicial
/ committee. There is q possibility that
| he will be nominated for the post or
| grand exalted ruler next year or the
! DR.. G. H. Higgins. one of the oldest
! members of the FL PaSO lodge and It's
| chaplain for many years. mas peen S t-
pointed district deputy of the order Tor
! this district.
IA. c. VIII ExempIify 18th.
| Advices from Austin, Tev.. say that an
exemplification of the fourth degree
| knights of Columbus. will be held there
| on Washington's birthday, February y,
| 1914 according. to announcement Dy
| Joseph a. O'Reilly of Austin. master OF
| the fourth degree of the southern dis
trict of Texas. 1t is expected that
theer will be a class of about 500 candl-
| dates present The ceremonies are ex-
| pected to consume the entire day Inc
cities and towns in the southern as
trict are Palestine, Waco, san Antonio
| Corpus Christi. Brownsville, Cuero,
Yoakum BeeviIle. Victoria, Refugto,
| Houston, Galveston, Beaumont, Port
| Arthur and Austin
| Moose Dictator Coming.
Walter E. Dorm, supreme dictator OF
! the Loyal order of Moose. viii arrive
| in Ell Paso next Thursday morning from
| San Antonio. He will he met at the
| Union station by officers of the local
| Moose lodges and taken on an automO-
| bile sightseeing trip. Mr. Dorm viii be
| the guest of honor at a luncheon given
/ at the Paso del Norte hotel.
| In the afternoon at $50 there viii pc
| a business meeting of the officers of
| the lodge with Mr. Dorm, and at $50
special meeting will be held, so that
| the members of the order may meet
| Mr.. Dorm and hear what he may have
| to say about MOOsedom. He will leave
1 the same night for Albuquerque and
| will continue on to San Francisco. Wis
| iting all the Moose lodges en- route.
Moose Inaugurate CampakSn.
At the meeting of FL Paso Lodge No.
| 256 Friday night membership con-
| test was inaugurated. A. NJ. James
was appointed head of the Whites"
and F. c. Stand.sh, captain of the
Reds" Each will be assisted by a
| committee of three members. the
Whites" are H. B. Taylor, F. J. Schil-
| ling. and H. G. Clunn- The assisting
| committee for the Reds are o. L.
| Bowen, H. A Glaves and F. B. Quinn.
| The idea is to hold a general round up
| of delinquent members. to stimulate at
! tendance and to secure new members
| for the lodge. The contest will close on
! losing side will banquet the winners.
Joins His Fathers Lodge.
Monday evening FL Paso Lodge No.
| 2S4, / O. o. F., conferred the degree
! of friendship on c. c. Streeter. Geo. Z.
| Hartley, W. n. BoyntOn. r. w. Stat
| ford and R Gere. Mr. Streeter's faith
er was member of the lodge and he
| left Mr.. Streeter and his two sisters
| alone in the world while they were
| very young. Ell Paso lodge took the
children in charge and Mr.. Streeter
was educated at the OOd elbows nome
| and Orphanage at CorSicana.
o. E. s. Served Refreshments.
After the meeting of FL Paso Lodge
No. $50, A. F. & A NJ, Friday night at
which the fellowcraft degree was con-
ferred, the women of the Eastern Star
served refreshments in the banquet
room of the temple. Officers and mem
bers of Royal Arch chapter No. 157 were
| the hosts.
Shriners' Ceremonial Saturday.
FL Mazda temple Mystic Shriners,
| will have its semi-annual reunion cere-
monial session and banquet on Oct. -
at the new Masonic temple. There will
be no parade this year. The announce
ment says that the business men OBJ
jected to the mayor that past parades
paralyzed business when they were
given.
Heard Representatives. Report.
At the meeting of Mt. Franklin En-
campment No. 106, I. o. o. F., Friday
night in addition to regular degree
| work the members listened to a vary
interesting report of their representa-
tive to the Grand Encampment at Wax
/ ahachie. c. A. Campbell. This report
| shows the various subordinate encamp-
| ment throughout the state in a four
| ishing condition.