El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-20
SHRINER5 AND SCOTTISH RITE
AIASONS PLAN SOME BIC EVENTS
Two SemAnnual Gatherings to Take Place Latter Part
of Month-Railroads Make Special Rates-Great
Shrine Parade, With Many Bands-Cere-
monial in Two Sections.

A a. Lee A F. Lee. c Y Lee. W W
$50 p. m-sixtA degree intimate sccre
tary-P- o Nafe- : c White. q F. Brids
SIS ,. m--seventh degree. provost an,
I judge-L- L. Burgess. r r Baker II II
/ GottWald. G. C. Roberts. W Watkins
The Committees
/ The following are the committees IL
[ charge.
/ ". Carriers +. IL Whitak-r W r. AcCul
{ Reunion-F. B. stuart. ]. u. Love. w. T.
Z Orr. g. Harvie. \. II. Anderson
Reception-H. A Lay. C N Haryey. J.
! Pence. " = Mershon. r l. Norris. g. a
Entertsinnent-F. p. Miller. J. L Hewitt
i. !. Omsbee. J. D. Campbell H. O. Oar
nall :. A. Thompson
Banquet-C- Haryie. "a. H. Winter. g.
Naslin j. r. Turner.
TranSportation-J- D. Mason. W o. Nc
Cormick-
Press-J- J. Ormsbee, r F. March G T.
Downs. L G Talmage-
Class-W- n. StockEell. " W White
head c. r Brown, F. r Barnes. D. r
Napel, H P. Hadfisld.
stage and Properties-W. Watkins. F. c
Johnson. J. G Ross, J. n Lewis, +. z l.
F.iectrieal-w. =. Dooiittle. A T. sam
worth. E II b. Chew. G E, MeNemar.
Wardrobe A Wells z : Heller =
Credentials ana tiiine-F q. stuart. T. II.
Carl. J. J. Stewart. i. II Nau. H. T. 1ounE-
lIusic-M- Il NacCauum- Z. O Naf--
J. a Dick. Z. G Sheiblcy. H. G. Smith.
W r Taylor n H Barroush. W 5. TaE-
Tor. C. c. C. Rokahr. H Z Van SurdsIn.
Shriners' Ceremonial.
The Semi-aunual entertainment and
ceremonial of the Ancient Order OF the
Mystic shrine. will be held on Satur-
day. October Is. The parade VIII leave
the Masonic Temple at p m that
date and many added attractions viii
be used this year There VIII be
large number of bands. both military
and city in, the parade. and the class
Of novices far exceeds any previous
class These viii he required 10 en-
terrain their friends along the line OF
parade
viii be held in the lodge rooms OF the
Fl MAZDA Temple. in the Masonic Tenn
ple at o N. The second section OF
the ceremonial Will commence prompt
" at .. m, when the nobility VIII
entertain the nOvices. or initiates The
banquet viii be held at 10 p m
The Arab patrol. as well as its band.
will be q conspicuous feature in all of
the ceremonial The illuStriouS poten-
tate is Sol l. Berg
National Lecturer Coming.
The Modern WoOdmen viii hold their
next meeting the first Friday in No
,-er1ber- Judge E B. McCIintock re-
ceived word Thursday that Edward r
Burns one OF the national lecturers,
and an orator from the east VIII ad-
dress the lodge on December J. Mr.
Burns was educated for the priesthood,
later became a lawyer and is now
identified with the Modern WoOdmen'S
work. Plans are being made 10 Sc
ure q large attendance TO hear the
lecture
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Nasons OF Fl PssO was held Nednes-
day night at the temple. with decree
work and business subjects as the chief
topics. Royal Arch chapter No Is.
and El PasO lodge No 100 VIII meet
tonight 10 continue their degree work
The Scottish Rite Masons are making
ready for the initiation of a large class
All Of next week viii be spent in THIS
work
Odd Fellows Meet.
Fl Paso lodge No eSs, J. o o. r.,
held its regular meeting Monday eve
ming. The second degree was con
ferred up0n two candidates, and at the
close Of the regular business SESSION
refreshments We're served in the clu'
room by II. A. Borcherding-
Among the visitors were i A DUO
ley. s c Matheny; L ! Peterson; h.