El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-06
KNIGHTS
ELECT OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR
GrandLodge DelegateMa
Report; Elks VIII Hold
mothers Day"

MOBQGI ) lay
At the regular meeting Of FL Paso
lodge No 50, Knights OF Z! mas ~, ~
ThUrsday night, the semi-annuaI el ~
ton Of officers was held anu tue - -
lowing were elected for the term = III
! to December 81: ,-.,.l1or
Edward Blumensuei, cnatte -.
commander; DR.. Carl Lee smith, vice 5
chancellor; Thos- l. Peach pIeLa15, - =
V. r. Schuyler, master OF WoIA' jim jim
a. Kitchens, master at arms JOnn IN
nors inner guard; Ernest L. rice
outer guard W L. Robinson IS the
present chancellor commander
The installation Of officers VIII De
held the first Thursday night IN July,
conducted by F. II Filler deputy
grand chancellor The ottlclaI IeIlls
of the remaining officers of the l0Qse
do not expire until December 81, they
being elected for a term Of one year
These are: L. s GOens master OF IL
nance: W. 3. FarQuhar. master Of eX-
cheouer, and J. J. Finney, keeper OF
records and seal
AT the Thursday night meeting, the
rank of Knight was conferred upon
Charles Brock, and John Connors was
Installed as outer guard for the re-
mainder Of the current term, succeed
ing Philip Head, who has removed TO
AlamOgOrdo.
R. c. WaIshe. the representative OF
FL PasO lodge No 81 at the recent
?
Texas, made his official report Of the
work ACCOMPLISHED. The next meeting
OF the Texas grand lodge will be held
in Fort Worth in May, 1915, at which
time permanent place OF meeting W.
be chosen. Each succeeding year the
Knights Of Pythias Of the grand do
main Of Texas have held their grand
lodge conventions at different places,
all more or less centrally located, but
a movement is now on foot for the
selection of a permanent location for
the grand lodge. FL PasO has never
been favored with a grand lodge con-
vention, due TO the great distance from
the more thiCkly populated districts
Mothers Day at EIks.
One night next week Will be
Mothers day" at the Elks' club The
Elks' entertainment committee is now
studying the social calendar m an ell
fort TO select night when there are
ro 0artfe= o. rece0-5CuS on on the
night selected the mothers Of all Elks
VIII DE the guests OF honor at the re-
ceDtiOn to be given at the lodge wives;
sisters and sWeethearts or ElAs VIII
be among the invited guests A must
cal program will be arranged for the
occasion by c. H Armstrong, cnalr-
man Of the entertainment committee
The serving Of refreshments viii con-
Clude the reception
working on the Arrangement OF
program for flag day, June a laBs
have been ordered and VIII be dlSlrlD-
uted among children TO be worn on
distributed has not haen decided yet
Shriners to Seattle.
The FL PasO Shrlners VIII nave a
larger delegation at the Seattle con-
clave than attended the recent At
lanta convention if present plans are
carried out. While the Seattle con
vention does not occur until July, 1913.
local Shriners are already discussing
Ill rHH#m Ne
sure the large attendance ceSlred
These plans were discussed ar Ine
meeting of the Shriuer patrol. held AT
the Masonic temple Friday niEhr IN
cfdenraIs connected with details Of the
Atlanta trip were also arranged at the
Woodmen to Hold Services.
Over 300 members Of the Noodmen
Of the World and WoOdmen circles are
expected to attend the unTelllng SerT-
ices Sunday afternoon which VIII be
conducted at the graves OF those de-
ceased members who have died within
the past year. Al plans and arrange
ments incident TO the ceremonies have
been completed. Those who viii par
ticipate in the ceremonies are expected
TO meet at the WOOdmn home, corner
of Overland and Oregon streets, at 2;50
o'clock Sunday afternoon and march in
a body to the transfer station, where
cars will be taken.
At the regular meeting OF WOOdmen
two candidates were initiated into the
order and one was accepted as a trans
fer. Those initiated were T. 3. Jones
and A Schiave. The transfer was D.
3. Casey from Arson, Texas.
5Iasoas VIII Elect.
Two Masonic elections. followed by
installation of officers, are scheduled
~ be held this month. The FL PasO
chapter No. 151, Royal Arch NasOns
viii hold their election Of officers next
Wednesday night The blue lodge
will elect its officers on the night Of
June i. The installation Of the newly
elected officers Of both lodges will
occur on the same night. June "a After
the installation exercises a banquet
will be held
The Mt. Franklin lodge Of Perfec-
ton, No. s. Scottish Rite, viii hold It's
regular monthly meeting next Monday
night After the business in hand has
been transacted refreshments viii be
served.
The Oasis chapter No ;. Knights Of
Rose CroiE, Rio Grande Council No 5.
Knights Of Kadosh and FL Paso Con-
s1stOry No will hold their regular
monthly meetings Monday night, June
Is.
Rite Bulletin Issued.
The Monthly Scottish Rite bulletin
for June has been issued and mailed
to the Rite members in e. PasO and
vicinity. The June bulletin Of the
Fl PasO chapter No. $50. Masonic or
der, has also been mailed TO members
OF that chapter
For the purpose Of comforting the
order Of the Red Cross the Knights
Templar held special meeting Friday
night A regular business meeting viii
be held by the knight Templars next
night