Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-25
STATE CONSISTORY
LARGEST AND BEST
Largest Gathering in the
History of Order in
Oklahoma.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Glass of $50 Initiated Into
Mysteries of Scot
tish Rite.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM

,r. raro.gt and host gathering in the |
tf.f.rv of the order i'm this state. The ,
convention was held at Guthrie Jan F.
NAM. Is 10 and 20.
V,rn man hundred Scottish Rite |
NIasons and candidates. many ac-
yf5'spIngI fl. naoIo II tbo tri rim rom here in a
s,.,l.I main which lCft last Mon |
DIV The entire train crew. from the
,r.fpcnr to Tho fIapmar. we're mcm-
,f ,bc order Tulsa had more
,arIfdatos than any other city i'm the
s',rg, ,rI. convention was practically the
onE bic oycnt IF the Year conducted
Ly rha Scottish Rite Masous to which
r,ir. .,yi,.s ana families were invited.
NJ money or pains had been spared
to provide plenty of entertainment for
the visitors and their tamllcs.
Musical Event.
w.dnoeda,. afternoon was featured
with ~ r,ro frca. when Mrs Josephine
Et.re,- White Mrs Frank II. Greer
and Miss Mary cover. all Tulsaus,
u,'" ,,. ',,,' oytniio,t rendition of Puc-
Tn,i,. n,,,r, "ETadamo EuttcrfIy."
Tl,a scIections and difficult arias were
euuu Inv Mrs White. who was i'm OK
ceucnt voice and her beautiful CON
tato voice thrIIcd the a""l'"oC "l
nearly eight hundred NlSil"IS' I'o
lines We're aru usucalIy interpreted ny
Mrs Greer and Miss cover won many
admirers by her CNreiIrhi pam" ay-
compartments rms concert was oI'
of The most onloya ablr events VI 'Io
convention and proved uch en-
thu-iasm. o,,, oi4,.
The Apollo CIub o. 'hiah''u' l'F
was the attraction Tuesday evening
Edwin Nailc Mcintyre conducted ln'
work, which was iplerSperSe" NIl"
rc1dtngs by the Wel-hnoWh o,I'u-
MIST and reader, Th9naS Hen
Messy
Students from O. VI. L.. college
were heard in program OF musical
selections including NocW ana luN' "
moutaI Thursday afternoon and the
recital was much enjoyed.
Other Entertainments.
oror crto,t,inments that met with
,U'i ,n',' 80, ~, ,.igitars ,rcro
t,"'h 'ppIo'IL ~" I'm 'I5 p,land ei,tore
In' i'CI,,1'S , w r,osIa,, artarnGon
pan" ana E''d| u'2,'I ,,r',I l,ro,,1
"uu ' W,-3,l..,la,, I,,'Nrn l,,%' o,on:.,o
No',yS Y, tT,'DS'''S .I,S oS,tortairn.erts were
~. VI I''sSC constrnlted etaao
ENtn ", a Si,e[''tl,y l,at,roa,,o nr tho TIo.
III 're Immense JAIN '0''' ''
'cI lo"e'
Visited th" Hall'
Thursday evening. the last night OF
tho convention, all members Of tho
Arrder and their families were present
In the Great Masonic temple, where
they were shown the scenery used ir
Conferrne the various degrees. AS
each scene was shown 1t was de
scribcd and made the subject of 2
short talk by Reverend Abernathy Of
Olyuulgee.
The signal for tho clOsinG Of the
convention was tho grand ball an(
the various delegations prepared tt
depart for their homes
All records for classes of candidate
were broker when the Scottish de
gree was conferred on a class of $50
The complete list OK candidates fol
lows:
Members of Frederick Webbci
Memorial class are as follows:
James NJ. Abel Jar eysNlle; Do
lingo c. AcOsta, Tulsa George NJ
Adams. Shawnee; Alexander c. Alex
ander, Gushing; Thomas G.. Andrews
Stroud; George Back Kiefer; John II
barnes Enid: Don Heardsley, Mann
fcrd; Walter II. Beck, Iyanhoe Gu
Bcckner, Knowles; James T. Blantor
Pauls Valley; Herman Bloch, okla
homa City; John X. Beeman, vii
lard; Otto NJ Brandt, Fargo; Ira {
Bryant, Maysville; Clarence T. Buch
anan, Woodward; George Burgr
Billings; Claude II. Burt, Dewey
Eufus o. Callahan Duncan; Harry J.
Campfield, Quinlan; Sam z. CarshOl
Sapulpa; James A. Collier, Fletcher
James T. Collier, Thomas; Ira r. Cor
nClius, Sapulpa; AlonzO Courtne!
Walters; Simon F. Cross, IyanhoC
William T. Grow, Temple; Charles !
Dale, Bgheart; Alfred G, Davi
Woodward, David f. Davis Shattucl
Homer c. Ectrick, Okmulgeei Hem
T.. Domeny, Ford; Hiram A. Dot
Naynoka; James r. Dunworth, EniC
Leslie S. Early, Fairview; Charles
Ferguson, Oklahoma city; Earl Fo'
ter, Chandler; Albert l.. Foushc
Stroud; Adolph F'rankel, Cushint
Charles II, Fritz, Bartles lille; Clttfoi
O. Fritz Enid Lester w Fritz, Woot
ward; Austin f. Frost, Hydro; Clau
c. Fuller, Morris; Charlie II. GillespI
Cleveland; Joseph l.. Gober, Free
elick; Marinus Nj. Godschalk, Eni'
Ora Il. Goldsmith, Bigheart; JOSEF
y Goodin, Autwine; Frank Goodma
Tulsa Edward j. German, Sapulp
Arch l.. Griffith, Cushing; Villa
+. Harris, Sentinel; Eugene Nj. Hate
Temple; William L. Hasley, TlptO