El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
PLAN
EASTER SERVICE
Annual Service of Ell Paso
Commandery to Be Held in
Church of st. Clement.

VI DJ. OlSL16l1G.
The annual Easter service of El Paso
commandery, Knights Templar. viii pc
held at 3 p. m. Sunday in st. Clements
Episcopal church.
Arrangements have been completed
rector of st. Clements, will deliver the
adrdess, which WIZ follow the ritual
lsttc service, conducted by II. W. Brow
der, commander, and other officers OF
the temple The ushers viii be IN IuAI
uniform.
The knights will enter the church in
the following order: Standard pear
ers, officers of the grand commandery
the eminent commander and statt, me
prelate. and sir knights, During me
entrance, the professional march WIZ
be. played The order of the services
viii be as follows: Anthem. Daudale
Pueri, Gloria Patri, COnfiteminI omin
The Gloria in EXcelsis; The tlrst les
son, CHaggai 11:1-10): Bonum est C0n-
fiteri; the second lesson est. John ~.
lido Denedictus est. Luke Idol; tno
apostles creed; solo; address; cholr'
benedictiOn; occasional hymn.
The committee in charge Of arrange
ments is composed OF V X Stiles, d w.
G. Williams and John Temple Rice-
Sir Knights will assemble at the
temple at . o'clock Sunday afternoon
| ExtinEuishIng the Lights.
h ceremony OF II
lights a Maundy. THURSDAY o9sGbr v
NAANEf IA MNAA 49,
Oasis chapter. No. ., Knights rose
Croix. Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite OF Freemasonry. The relghttnS
of the lights will occur Easter morn
The of extinguishing the
lights was conducted by E. p. Lerner'
wise master; j., w; Peak, senior waa-
/ den; c. r. Trowbridge, acting as junior
warden; r. c. CaTstairs, acting as
7 almoner; II. Z. Stafford, acting as sec
rotary; E. w. Kayser, treasurer.
TOasts at Mystic BANQUET.
At the mystic banquet which ioI-
] wed, toasts were responded TO as
7 the Government Of the United
/ States" II. E.. Stafford; ITO the Su-
preme council" DR.. F. P. Miller; TO
the Sovereign Grand commander, G, r.
Moore" E. NJ. Whitaker; T the Sow
ereign Grand inspector general, sam
p. Cochran" J. A. Giilettt; ITO the
memory of the brethren of the degree,
whose labors here below have ceased
during the past Masonic year. 70 De
drunk in silence; TX all regular
Masons and Masonic bodies, of all
rites and all degrees" DR.. W. M.
Branch.
Rose Croix Officers Chosen.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Rose Croix chapter held Monday
night officers for the ensuing year
were elected. as follows: J. ". Peak
wise master; Parvin Witte, serHor war
/ den: DR.. w. NJ. Branch, junior warden;
I F. c. Carstairs. orator; John Carpenter,
almoner; z. W. kayser, treasurer; W.
II Mccullough, secretary. The officers
will be installed the third Monday in
d May. Monday night also the Council
/ Knights Kadosh and FL PasO consistOry
No. 3 met for business
Plans Made for Reunion.
Preparations are nearing completion
for the 21st semi-Annual reunion OF
the Scottish Rite bodies which will De
held April p, 25, Is. p and IS Indi-
cations are that there will be a good
sized class for the degrees, which viii
include the fourth to the 80 inclusive.
On Saturday, April 20. the day fol-
lowing the close Of the Scottish Rite
reunion. VI MAZDA Temple, Order Of the
Mystic Shrine, will hold a ceremonial
The prospects are that there viii be a
I large class Of novices. The traditional
BANQUET viii be held at 1880 D. m.
OF the top floor Of the Paso del
shrine Day Committees.
The committees for Shrine day are;
Banquet. S. J. Prudential. George
Maslin, John Mason: parade. Eugene
( /. Harris, A. Z. Ryan, W. L Hoffecker,
Y. R. stiles Lee OEndorff Victor
( Carusso. c. R. Brown. T. J. McCamant,
c. NJ Harvey; reception, c. R Rus
sell. Scott White, j.. Stolarof, s. A.
Thompson, Tom Lea, Eugene L Harris.
L. e. Thomason, Peter Kern, Cyrus
Jones, ]. A Gillett. A. P. Coles, Walter
Butler. DR.. H.. o.. Darnall. The Shrine
police force for the parade will be COM
j posed Of L J.. Han, chief of police;
q 1E00 DAAAhAENH AaN captain r .
Hewitt. night captain: Clarence John
son, detective; Ike Klien. j~ailer; Harry
Turner, clerk; Henry Fletcher, cage
driver; Lee Crews. fine collector.
To Confer Third Degree.
Ell Paso lodge No. 1870. Ancient Free
& Accepted Masons, conferred the third
degree upon three candidates Monday
night. The stated communication was
held Wednesday night, and tonight the
third degree will be conferred on two
or three candidates.
Fraternity lodge No. iii. Ancient
Free & Accepted MasOns, conferred the
third degree upon three candidates
Tuesday night, and Will confer the
same degree upon three candidates
Saturday afternoon.
Charles II. Armstrong has been made
chairman Of the committee which will
orange for the coming Elk minstrel
show. to be given some time during
the second week in May. Mr.. Arm
strong is now selecting his committee,
and the first rehearsal will be held
during the coming week. 1t is
promised that the minstrel show this
ever before.
Lions TO Visit Den.
FL PasO den, Royal Order of Lions,
have selected May Is for an outing,
Lions viii visit their den on Crazy Cat
mountain. on this occasion the Lion
degrees Will be conferred upon n class
Of 10 or 20, and to enliven the occasion,
some side degrees will be conferred
upon the invited guests. It is planned
by many to spend the entire night in
the camp to be established. This is to
be the first of many outings that the
Lions will have in the future.
Work starts On Odd Fellows Home.
At the regular meeting of Ell Paso
lodge No. 2S4, Independent order Of
Odd Fellows. the building committee
madt n report, Indicating that work
had started on the new odd Fellows
had filed a claim for a~ttornev's fees.