El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01
BY
THE kH0RA55AN5
Seven Tyros to Be Initiated;
Elks Plan For Mothers
Day; Masons Busy.


, Hamad temple No. III, Dramatic Order
Knights Of KhOrassan, Will occur to-
0 night at the Knights Of Pythlas hall,
{ when a class Of seven tyros Will be
! initiated into the mysteries Of the
| order.
! The ceremonial session will start at
] 1890 and will last for two hours. Fol
! lowing the ceremonial, banquet win
be served at the sheldon hotel, start
/ ing about $3.50.
/ q. S. Goen. royal vizier, viii reside
/ at the ceremonial, assisted by the other
/ officers Of the temple and VIII later
I be POSTMASTER at the banquet when
| a number Of speeches will be made
2 The following viii be initiated A. W.
Z Mclean, Z. W. JORDAN, Thornton Har-
( die, George F. Banks. R. A. Lowen-
field. John H Humphrey and Max
Z Schultz.
The imperial palace, the national
convention, will meet at Asbury Park,
y. J.. July 1913. R. A. WhitlCck is
Z imperial representative from FL Paso
and J. A. MOrriss, alternate.
Entertain G. W. Penniman.
FL PasO lodge No 50, Knights Of
| Pythias. on Monday evening enter
l tanned past grand chancellor George w.
7 Penniman, of Boston, secretary Of the
q committee on education Of the supreme
( lodge. Mr. Penniman addressed a large
| audience composed Of members Of the
] order and their friends on the story
. of Pythian knighthOOd,' which was
]
/ optcOn slides, Mr.. Penniman stopped
/ in 81 PasO on his way home from the
! Pacific coast
EIks to Go to Cox Ranch.
Members Of FL Paso lodge, Benevo-
/ lent Protective Orders Of Elks, 100
strong, will motor to the Cox ranch
at Globe Springs, near Las Cruces sun
/ day morning for a stag picnic A party
| OF Elks went to the ranch Friday TO
make arrangements and Saturday aft
q ooh ina
plies for the affair
The party viii leave the EIks' club
1 about 1880 q m and returning leave
the ranch about shutdown
To Observe Mothers Day.
Mothers day. which this year falls
on May ., will be celebrated by the
Elks' lodge During the day members
I Of the order Will wear white carna-
I tons and in the afternoon there viii
be a reception for mothers at the club,
when refreshments viii be served and
( program rendered.
Preparations are also under way for
the celebration of Flag day" June a.
where a special program will be carried
out
Odd Fellows Observe Anniversary.
The seth anniy ersary Of the founding
OF the Independent order Of odd Fell
lows was appropriately celebrated by
the local organizations Monday night
at the hall on san Francisco street. The
when odd Fellows and Rebekahs in
body attended services at the First
Christian church On this occasion the
address vas Delivered by Rev. Perry j.
Rice, pastor Of the church.
The celebration Monday night con-
sisted Of ritualistic work by officers
OF the local lodge No. 2S4, and the Re
bekah lodge No. 1gI. and Of talks and
musical numbers A large numl er Of
members OF lodge No. 2S4. Mt Franklin
encampment No. loo. Canton del Paso
No 4 and Western Bebekah lodge No.
Isl attended
Eagles Initiate Two.
At the regular meeting Of Fl Paso
aerie No %, FraternaI Order Of FaEIes.
wednesday night. two candidates were
initiated Refreshments We're served
after the initiatory work
WOodmen Plan for Memorial Day.
Al the regular meeting OF ToruiIIO
camp No. y, WOOdmeu OF the World
held Monday night. plans were
launched for the annual memorial and
unveilinE exercises which will be held
on June s. On this date each year the
W ooGmen uuveil monuments over The
graves Of members who have died dur
ing the year. This year several monu-
ments VIII be unveiled with fitting GER
emory The committee in charge Of
arrangements is composed Of S A.
vaughan, r Narzinsky. ". s Barnes.
j. b Waller and Roy X. Marsh
At the meeting the members acted on
one application for membership. ac-
cepted one on transfer and received
two by transfer and conferred degrees
upon one who started the work in Fort
Worth.
Masons Have Busy Week.
The past week was a busy one IN
Masonic circles. On Tuesday night III
PasO lodge No. 100. Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons. conferred the second
degree A called communication was
held on Friday night, when the first
degree was conferred. The next meet
ing viii be the stated communication
on Wednesday night, when il is proba-
bic that future work will be laid ont
Fl Paso chapter No. 157. Royal Arch
MasOns. met at the Masonic remple
Tuesday night for degree work and
again on Thursday night. The chapter
will meet again Tuesday and Friday
work.
The next regular meeting Of Mt.
Franklin Lodge Of Perfection No. s,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite,
will be held Monday night, MAY To-
Oasis chapter Knights Rose Croix
No. VIII hold the next meeting May
L. At this time the officers for the
year, recently elected will be installed.
Celebrates B'NaI Birth Day.
FL Paso lodge No. 500. Independent
Order Bnai Birth celebrated B'nai
Birth day Tuesday night at temple
Mt Sinai with a special program, con-
sisting Of addresses by visiting rabbis
and laymen. and with musical num-
hers. Those delivering addresses were
rabbi Henry Cohen. Of Galveston. Leon
Schwarz, Of Mobile, Ala. and Morris
Levy, Of Pensacola, Fla. Musical num-
bers consisted Of vocal solos and a duet
by Miss Della Rosenstein and Harry
ROsenstein, and piano solos by Miss
Annie Stolaroff and Miss Rose Good
man
Bees Plan for HousewarminE.
At a meeting Of the Benevolent Or
der Of Bees this week an entertainment :
committee, consisting of Frank X I
GOwans. c. A Cass and James Teehan. ,
was appointed to arrange for a house
warming to celebrate the opening Of
new club rooms at los IL san Antonio /
street The lodge now occupies the ,
quarters formerly occupied by the Os-
aple club. Billiard tables and other /
club room features have been installed. I
No date has been set for the house
warming, which will take place soon. D
Ten new members were initiated at the 4.
meeting
Lions Add to Charter List.
The charter list Of the ROYAL Order ?
Of Lions, which is now being formed in
FL PasO, is growing fast The follow
ing have signed the list during the
present week j. W Peak Carl q Hin