Arizona republican., 1913-08-23
ELKS ANNUAL
 BIRD MULL|CAN
Two Mulligans Will Be Served During Day, One in Morning and One in Afternoon - Three Chefs at Work

] With three chefs 5n hourly confer ence, roo wnl5e wings on ice and i Major Domo Pop" Hoefer busy every minute arranging the various details, i Phoenix EIks are preparing for a big time Sunday when they will be serv- cd two genuine mulligans, with all the trimmings including plenty of music and entertainment.
 Get together occasions are frequent l in the Phoenix Lodge of Elks but this promises to be the biggest event | in .he history of the lodge. Notice has been sent out by letter teIe- graph and post card to the members % be on hand and enjoy the feast 1 of good things to eat.
 As is we'll known the EIks lodge is made up of all ranks and nationali- 1 ties, and in order that the bill of fare ] may suit the taste of the most dis eliminating. the Board of Trustees i has selected three chefs. each chosen i because of his experience and well 1 known ability at the kitchen range. Leo NJ HOghe will appeal to the l palates of the German coningent, F.. l Niault undertakes to meet the fastid- l ious wishes of the French delegation, 1 while Pete Sullivan has promised to make an Irish stew that will tickle 1 even Redmond Toohey.
 1 To keep Hoghe, Viault and Sullivan from coming to blows yesterday af- i telnoOn to determine whose cuisine | deserved the prominent place on the menu, Trustee l.. B. Alexander ap- pointed George Driscon, Paul Ingles and Frank DeSOuza committee to decide the disputed points They p'a js. morning pacifying the Warring cooks. Last Wednesday eighteen Of the crack shots of the lodge were load ed into autos and sent out to get the white wings. They pressed enough assistants into service to slaughter roo fine birds. They were brought to the city, dressed and placed in cold storage
 Pop" Hoefer, with the rank of major dOmo, was given charge of the | details. That his work has not been slighted was evidenced by the fact 1 that the trustees at a meeting last 1 night promised him a gold medal for 1 the good work he has done
 At 11:30 o'clock tomorrow morning the first. course will be served This 1 will be for the older members. whose | teeth are tender. and will consist of |
 
 t;.toes, carrots, garlic. etc. At 2:30 | o'clock the second course will be brought on, and will be made up of tie grown birds, with vegetables and plenty of other good stuff.
 Algernon Reginald Cater, famous actor and Exalted Ruler of the Phoe- 1.iX Elks, has been given charge of the entertainment features. Besides | tight rope walking by Jesse Boyce secretary of the state tax commission q balloon ascension will be made by Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn. This will be the first and last ap- pearance of these entertainers in tights
 Frank Hilderbran will juggle the 5G0-pOund weights, and Frank Con nelley will do amazing stunts on the l trapeze. Emil Gang is out with a challenge to any 1O5-pound man for 10-round go with the gloves, but 1 thus far the only reply has been re- ceiVed from George U Young. who is working hard to make the weight
 As special attraction A L. Moore will render several selections from grand opera and will appear in a number of Shakespearean roles Ho l will be supported by Fred TriboIet. District Attorney Frank Lyman has | promised not to prosecute
 Every member of the Phoenix lodge and every visiting Elk is requested and urged to be at the lodge rooms tomorrow morning at 11:3O o'clock and remain all day