Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-05
Ro5s Flais.eo regime
SHRINERS At TEMPLE
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+. Lard. Fred!i q. Payne. Edward
Slelson. 2. T Atwood of S;:o~he-
gan; {. ?. Names. john Merrill. James
bolster = this City, accom- ~E!@d ~
,.:eir !a.l.cs.
The Concert
while the guests we're asse-.51..z.-
z Gnthe reception was prcgress.rG -.-u-
sc wa dispensed by the Grand Cor
cer; Orchestra. directed by Noble AZ
:hu: y. Pet,iEgill. the number q
pisces being augmented - =. IT, pro-
gram:
la C.or;a-March Bril,iante, Dsnsn.oze
Ove-ture-"The Beautiful Ca.etea,
S@ppe
The Pasha's Dream" Fantasy 0ri-
Anral. Bend.x
se,ecrion-"T Girl from u,ah.~
oasis-A Caravan Episode. Lsagey
Pu9pchcn. G.iber,
Tell" RoSsini
Arab Patrol Drill
A. 4 break in the program O. tie cor
cert. Before the dance begun, the usua!
display drill given by picked members
o< tha Arab Patrol was pu- on. with
cen more accuracy and more pleasure -
re agi.enee than last year This team
= = crack DIN team. and its exhibitions
are a,ways watched with intense inter
est. In perfect tine 20 vhe music they
came in, double qlick time. through
the main entrance 10 The middle Of the
'ioo:. ana under command o: Capt
Charles \. Jumper began their drill.
Their APPEARANCE vas a surprise and
delight 70 the guests. because never be-
fore on Ladies Night have they worn
the full dress OF the Arab Patrol. The
costume is Oriental and faultless in its
duplication OF the costume Of the Arab.
The FULL loose trousers. fastened at the
knee. were OF a beautiful blue. yellow
stockings and white shoes, a yellow vest
over which was worn the characteristics
snort JACKET o. blue to match the
trousers, and a white fez on the head
completed the costume. The drill was =
intricate and beautiful one. including the
a'eil-known figures Of marching by twos
tours, eights. diagona!s, revolving tours
and other equally pleasing shifts OF form
Tie patrol as they marched out vera
The Is members OF the Patrol were:
Nob!es, Cummings, De'ano, Lieut.. +.
II. Packard, Lieut.. john Mc,Iu-~av
'WelIman Frost, Moore, Clough. svlves-
ter Harlow, Davis, Harry Peterson
Shaw, Chester Miller, Jackson and p,,r-
intcn
The Banquet
According 70 the plan of last wear
"n!cH was s'Ich 2 success in every way.
the banquet was served continuously
from 80 until y O'Clock, thus avoiding
the rush and confusion o. so many in
me banquet hall at once. With the az
rangement OF ten and four-seated tables
TINS could be- done very finely and largo
groups Of small parties could be sea,e,
together, and quickly and easily served
iAe banquet as usual, was furnished
oy Noble :. Grant, and this is the hall
mark Of its excellence.
The gentlemen TO which cre,ir is
specially due for the arrangements AMI
sood conduct OF the work which mad.
THIS Ladies Night such a success are
. Williams, chairman of the genera,
committee, Arthur l.. Stockbridge SEQ
rotary, Clyde ". Pierce. hall director
capt Charles a. Jumper. captain of thu
1rHi, George Y. kirg, who designed ana
scpeTintcnded the decorations. and also
vas cnifT aid TO Floor Manager S,ock-
bridge during the dance. A largo co.,,
nai,tee Of aids. both for tho pe,ar., ~
rahseihent and the dancing. was chosen
all