El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
E[KS To HONOR
ABSENT ONES
Annual Memorial Services
Sunday to Be impress
sive; Eagles Elect.

SlVe; Eagles GIeCG.
In memory Of their departed dead, FL
Paso lodge Of EIks viii hold their an
nual Lodge of Sorrow Sunday after
noon at o'clock in the First Presby-
terrain church. The Elks viii meet at
their home on Myrtle avenue at ESQ
and march to the church. led by W H.
Case. ESQUIRE. The services will be IN
charge OF Y. r Stiles. past exalted
ruler. acting in the place Of Roy D.
Barnum. the exalted ruler, VINO letI lasl
night for Denver on o1flclai business
for the county and cannot be back m
time for the memorial services me
church viii be decorated IN PAINS ana
flowers Sunday following the noon
service. The central section OF the
church will be reserved for the Elks;
the public viii be welcomed TO occupy
the other pews.
Ten members of the local lodge nave
passed away during the past year ana
there will be vacant chair Tor eacn
Of these at the Sunday service Ihey
are: II. A Carl. T. j. Hadloch, = n n
Bahney, J. J. Wallace, Joe Slrermanr =
l. Hoy. O. f. Conner, F. W Reiser' n
r. Blair W. II. Zinkler-
Funeral March
The organ viii be presided over DA
Mrs j. j. Pearce. ana the program VIII
open with an organ voluntary Gun
nants funeral march played Dy Mrs-
pearce as the Elks enter the chutcI
This will be followed Immediately oy
the opening exercises Of the lodge
and the rest Of the program viii be as
follows: ou-+.+
Parvin Witte, ". H. Lemen. Mrs. A. H
GoIdstein, Mrs. Robert Holiday
Openfna- Ode........Q Quartet and Lodge
The great rule Of the universe
ocation.-.-....-.--D r, G. H Higgins
SoIo-'Eye Hath Not Seen from
THE Holy City .-.--.---..--..-G eau
Mrs. ". d. Howe.
Solo--COmpassion --------- bio" CTS
Mrs. a. H GOldstein-.
Quartet--Evening and Morning
Nessrs. Witte and Lemen; Mesdames
Goldstein and Holiday
ora+ion ". Norcop
Soio-"One sweetIy Solemn Thought
Mrs. Robert Holiday.
Violin solO-~The Palms - p; -.
..----..- .---...--.-- FRANK Hs-F eIs
DoxSioe-T. -. Quartet and Audience
Rrredfction- ....... Rev C. l. OVerslreel
The ushers for the afternoon Wlll pc
in charge Of c. A. Brann. and VIII pe
as follows Tom COuzeus. julius Al
Harper J.. II. Harley. Clarence Miiler-
Carl Aber. Earl MaXon, Henry Schaei-
fer.
Mayor to Waco.
Mayor Tom Lea, district deputy and
grand junior deacon OF the grand loose
81 Texas Ancient Free and Accepted
Aiasons, leaves tonight 70 attend the
annual session at Waco which begins
next Monday. Mr. Lea VIII also rep
resent the new lodge now being organ
ized in FL Paso John Temple Rice, Wor-
shipful master Of FL Paso lodge No lsv-
leaves Saturday for waco, as VIII also
Walter Scott II Is possible that others
from Fl PasO win also attend the meet
inr. George r. Morgan, secretary OF II
Paso Iodce. and chairman OF the grand
lodge committee on work, left last sat
urday for Waco.
I r Cfustt. master Of Fl Paso chap
ter. ROYAL Arch Masons, left saturday
for waco TO attend the grand chapter
meeting now in progress Mr. Gilletl
was also commissioned to represent the
grand lodge Of California - the texas
grand lodge meeting next week
MnsOns Meet.
A regular communication OF r Fasu
lodge No. $50 was held " eunesuas
night The next meeting VIII pe OF
December 10, when there VIII be WorA
in the third degree
The regular monthly meeting or M
Franklin lodge Of PERFECTION -AIelsA1
and Accepted Scottish Rite OF FREE
the goth. the Knights Rose CroiN'
Knights KadOsh and FL Paso Conslstg5y
No. will hold their regular monthly
BuIger Heads Eagles
william Q Bulger was elected mead
of the EAGLES in FL PasO WEDNESDAY
night. when the annual election OF II
Pasc Aerie occurred Mr. Burger mas
held the office Of worthy PRESIDENT ~
two previous occasions, IN 15u4 ahg
1912 he alsc.held the office Of guard
in the Texas state aerie which meets
in Dallas the first week in May. OtheI
officers elected wednesday night were
George z ImEerSoll. worthy wee presL-
dent. F H NOlte, worthy chaplain; j.
s W. DOupe. secretary James Connors
rrea surer. Parker Burnham, lnIlel
guard j. ". Fallow, outer guard; W IL
liam Schaeffer. trustee. three year
term. DR. r. F. Clutter. aerie physician
F. H Nolte, custodian A puD"c m
stalatfou Of the officers Will be nelQ
the first Wednesday night IN January
At the meeting committee com
posed Of J. ". FaiiOw. ". C. Bulger and
William j. Moran was appointed t'
make arrangements for social session
10 be held Wednesday night tolLoWiiis
the business session. Five new mem
bers were initiated and a number o.
applications were received
odd Fellows Have Fun.
A burIesuue on field meet was helt
Monday night at the social session o.
III Paso lodge No. 2S4, independent or
der Of odd Fellows, 20 Whlch prize
We're awarded. Members OF Neste1I
Rebekah lodge were guests Next Mon
dav night the initiatory degree VIII D'
I conferred upon j. T. Leonard AT I'M,
meeting also viii occur the seml-annua
| election Of officers
Mt. Franklin encampment VIII slN'
an old fashioned dance to members o
( Western Rebekah lodge at the ODD Eel
I lows hall tonight to which all He
/ bekahs and odd Fellows are inviteo
/ The affair viii begin at 9 o'clock, aItel
the automobile parade on next Fridal
night the semi-annual election OF OF
/ ficers will occur.
I on Tuesday night Western Rebekal
| lodge will initiate a class of seven can
/ didates.
: WoOdmen to Meet
Pass City camp No 12,0O3, Mooerl
l Woodmen of America, will meet 70
night for the annual election OF loI
[ fiCers.
TorniIIo camp No. AZ. WoOdmen o
I the World will hold the annual cleo
I ton of officers Monday night Las
! Monday night one candidate was I'M
/ ated and one application by transIe
l was received
/ lei Paso hive No. 1, Benevolent Orde
I Of Bees. will meet in regular session
/ next Tuesday night