El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-28
DEN Of LIONS"
To Be CHARTERED
New FL Paso Fraternal Or
der to Get Charter Soon;
the Shrine to Meet.

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. FL Paso den of the Royal order Of
Lions will be organized formally within
the next few days. when the charter
arrives from headquarters New mem
bers added to the charter list this week
include o. J. Binford. J. r. Binford,
". A Field, c P. Hostetter, A. H
I Woods and A. l. Longneckard.
A meeting OF FL Mazda temple, OF
the Shrine, viii be held tonight at the
/ Masonic temple TO complete plans for
the pilgrimage to the imperial council
that meets in Seattle in July. II is
probable that two cars Will be required
TO carry FL Paso's Shriners, consisting
OF the members Of the Arab patrol, and
potentate Eugene L Harris and past
pOtentate John II. Wyatt and S. J.
Prudential, who will represent Fl
Mazda temple at the imperial council
A called communication of FL Paso
lodge No. $50, Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Alasons, was held Monday night
when the third degree was conferred
upon two candidates.
Odd Fellows Meet.
Fl Paso lodge No. 2S4, J. O. O. r,
viii confer the second degree upon
candidates at the regular weekly meet
ing, held next next Monday night
Mt Franklin encamDment No LOG
viii have degree work at the regular
meeting Friday night
On next Tuesday night Western
Rebekah lodge No. 191 will initiate a
class Of seven at its regular meeting
Tuesday night, June 1.
NOOdmen Memorial.
The memorial day committee OF Tor
milo camp No ~, Woodmen Of the
World, made its report at the regular
meeting Of the camp Monday night. The
usual memorial services will be held
at the cemeteries on June 6, and sew
eral monuments erected over the graves
Of members who have died during the
past year will be unveiled with appro-
pirate ceremony. The graves Of all
Woodmen in both the Concordia and
Evergreen cemeteries will be decorated
with flowers The meeting Monday
night was short and was followed BY
a social session. one candidate was
initiated and one application was re-
ceived-
Bees Smoker Big Success.
The capacity OF the club rooms Of the
Benevolent Order Of Bees, at los - San
Antonio street, was taxed to its utmost
Monday evening, the occasion being the
regular semi monthly smoker of the
order.
Four fast sparrinC exhibitions were
staged, and the work of the partici-
pants was clever as evidenced BY the
continued encouragement given by the
members and their guests to the con-
tenders for honOrs. The first attrac-
t-oAA u me GN E4LAllE was LO4E round
bout between William c Clarke, acting
first sergeant, Quartermaster's depart
ment, and a " Kennedy, Quartermas-
ter's corps, Of Fort Bliss. The honors
were equally divided kid" Thomas,
Of San Francisco, and Young Jack
Johnson, Of Boston, put up four fast
rounds, which elected much applause
from the spectators Kid" Massey, Of /
Cincinnati, and kid" MOsely, Of San
Antonio, showed in their four rounds.
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up clean cut exhibition. The closing
event was between George F. March, /
quartermaster department, and John
J. Siernicki, Of the 20 infantry. Fort
Bliss, and, notwithstanding the dis
parity Of some 20 pounds in weight /
between the two husky boys, the az Z
fair was declared draw. !
An invitation was extended by z. 3
Elfers TO the guests to become men, 1
oers Of the organization. and a num-
Der filed their applications. 4 lunch /
was served during the evening.
Active preparations are now under !
way to give another smoker in the near !
future. also the entertainment com /
mittee is arranging for an evening at /
which the women friends of the mem |
bers will be guests
At the regular weekly meeting OF /
81 Paso Aerie No. 73, Fraternal Order
OF Eagles, held Wednesday night. the /
pudding committee, COMPOSED Of w
j. Moran, J. c. Perry and James Con-
nors, reported progress in their inves- /
legations looking TO the building OF a 1
nome Tor the local lodge. It is planned \
to expend at least 100000 on the build 4
ing other routine matters were dis /
posed Of at the meeting, after which 4
q luncheon was served
Texas Eagles Honor Fl PasOnu
Dallas was chosen as the 1916 con-
vention city by the tenth annual con-
yention Of the Grand Aerie Of Texas 1
Eagles, in Beaumont The new Off
GERS are; Fred Henry OF Cameron, presf-
dent; John II. Lang Of Houston vice /
president; William T. Souter OF San
antonio, secretary; John E. Shelton
OF austin, treasurer; judge Canty OF i
Galveston, chaplain; B. L Britt OF san
angelo conductor: VIII T. Fuqua OF /
Iexarkana, inner guard: ". c. BulEer /
OF II Paso, outer guard: Alfred J. |
tastln OF Beaumont. trustee for three
Talk on Electricity.
A talk on Electricity" by Paul Bo- !
and, and talk on Flour" by George
arnold, were entertaining features of Z
he regular meeting Thursday night OF
u Paso council No. 63S. Knights of |
-oiumbus- In addition, F. Y. Farmer /
gave several Rotations. The program
.ouoWed the business meeting at which |
lanlel T. Long and J L Jordan made
heir report to the council as repre-
5entatives to the state convention re-
,ently held in Galveston
The committee appointed 10 make
recommendations as to improvements !
Il the home, 500 Myrtle avenue. re-
ported The recommendation were
approved and the board Of trustees
vas instructed to proceed with the
Work The basement will be fitted I'D
IS a gymnasium, where the pool and |
'llllard tables will also be located. Six