Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-01
KoRA TEMPLES LADIES' NIGHT
AND CEREMONIAL SESSION

Tho official programs for the Shrin-
ers' annual ladies' night Thursday.
Feb. II, and the ceremonial session.
Friday, Feb. Is, at Kora Temple. Lew
iston, have Just been isstled and indi-
cate that a big time is in store for the
Mobiles and their ladies. Ladies' night
this year will be on a more elaborate
scale than ever before.
Ladies' night will open with re-
ception from to $50 on Thursday eve
ming, Feb. II. and will be followed by a
concert by Pettengilrs select orchestra
and a fancy drill by the Arab Patrol
(Kora's pride). In the dining room
throughout the evening there will be q
musical entertainment by the Bates
musical clubs consisting Of the Glee
Club in latest songs and the Mandolin
Club with choice selections.
The grand ball will start promptly at
P. NJ. under the direction OF Noble
James E. Kingsley, assisted by Mobiles
H. S. Coombs. r. A. Julia and an eff
cient corps Of aids.
A course dinner will be served con-
tinuously from $50 till IL, the food and
service being the same whatever hour
one may wish to eat This method has
been used for the past two years. with
complete success, avoiding all confu-
sion and poor service.
Following the method introduced last
year only one extra lady's ticket will
be sold to each Noble, and that lady
must be either his mother, sister or
daughter, and accompany a Noble.
A special electric car service has been
arranged for. Local cars will run hour
ly up to II o'clock. Special cars over
the Figure s. Auburn Heights and Main
street win leave the Temple at
o'clock.
The Committees
The general committee of arrange
ments: Noble George v. Turgeon, Au-
burn. chairman; Mobiles D. S. Williams,
A. L. Stockbridge, J. G. Coburn, H. S.
Coburn. George r. King. W. L. EN-
erson. c. F. Packard, H. S. Coombs, F.
NJ. Cummings, c. A. Jumper, George
r. Hall. J. NJ. Palmer. Ill. F. G. Payne,
Lewiston: III. John r. Weber; Mobiles
William NJ. Greenleaf, H. G. Foss, F..
S. Neal. C. L. Turgeon, George w.
F. f. Dwinal. o. H. Olfene. Auburn;
Mobiles E! L. Watkins. George w.
Beaumont, Silas B. Adams, Portland:
Mobiles, James E. Kingsley, w. T. En-
erson, w. E. Swift, Augusta; Noble
w. L. Gray. South Paris; Noble, E. E.
Andrews, Norway; Noble B. F.. Brad
bury. Togus; Noble Fred L. Andrews,
Bethel; Noble Harry L. Arnold, Ban
gor; Noble w. NJ. Adams, Bath; Noble
w. B. Holland, Waterville; Noble
George A. Kicker, South Poland.
Reception committee: George V. Tur-
geon, chairman: Illustrious Potentate
Frank kimball. Imperial Potentate J.
Putnam Stevens. Portland: Noble Gov
ernor Oakley c, Curtis, Augusta; May
Or Henry r. Porter. Auburn; Ill.
Charles E. Libby. ILL., J. Frank Rabbit,
Ill. George D. Babbitt. ILL., w. Freeman
Lord. Ill Frederick G. Payne, Ill. AL
bert NJ. Penley, ILL., Edward S. Stetson.
Ill. r. Elton Atwood, III. c. Fred
Names. Ill. John H. Merrill, Ill. James
a. Dunning. Ill. Manning s. Campbell
Ill W. w. Bolster, Ill. John r. Weber
Ushers-Kora' Arab Patrol.
sAeAAi OAA SNtOA -A>OoAS OdAACS hlISS.
ley; floor manager, Noble Harry S.
Coombs; chief aid, Noble r. Albert
Julia
.Aids-F. NJ. Cummins. E. Curley, H.
H. Clough, Walter L. Gray, Harry
Stetson, Wilbur H. Davis, Harry E.
Davis. Walter L. Emerson, Henry E.
Frost. Charles r. Hancock, George W.
Harlow. Frank w. Hulett, Edward F.
Jackson. George r. King, ]. Milton
Libby, Chester A. Miller, Frank Moore,
H. H. Peterson, James NJ. Palmer,
Clarence A. Parker, Fred L. Sylvester,
Albert NJ. Shaw, Ernest L. Wellman.
William WEIGH, Harold W. Hall,
Charles A. Jumper, Forest Colby, A.
J. Stearns, F. N. Blanchard, Harry w.
Narney. Karl B. Sturgis. w. F. Phin-
ney. Dana S. Williams, C. G. Hume,
Fred s. Foster, ]. W. Blunt, Ralph F.
Burnham. J. Rawson True, c. H. Will
son, George J. Wallingford, NJ. S.
Campbell, Harry 8. Coburn, Fred d.
Gordon. j. S. P. H. Wilson, John H.
Merrill, Daniel w. Weber, John G..
McMurray. George w. Lane, Jr., Har-
ry B. Austin, Frank NJ. Lowe, F. J.