El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-02
SHRINE To MEET
At DAM JUNE a
Albuquerque, Ell Paso and
Phoenix Shrines to Have
Ceremonial at Butte.

The Highest Old Time You Ever
had by a Dam Site is the title Of
the booklet which. tells of the cere-
monial meeting OF Mystic Shriners of
three states to take place at Elephant
Butte day on St Johns day of the
Afasons. June % The booklet has
been circulated by Ballut Abayad
temple Of Albuquerque. and its unique
invitation is seconded by FL MAZDA
temple Of FL Paso. Three hundred fez
topped mobiles viii go from this city
10 the mecca on Lake B. N. Hall and
more than that many others are looked
for from the southwest between
Phoenix. Ariz. and Roswell. y NJ. and
shriners viii nearly all travel in aU-
tomobiles - cars having been signed
NJ, this week, according to potentate
a barbecue is one of the entertain
ment features that will be offered and
there will be boating and bathing
After the ceremonial 1t is expected
that a number Of the visiting mobiles
Will return TO their homes by way OF
FL PasO.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Tornillo camp No. zZ. WOodmen Of the
Woodmen hall in the Lanier building
and afterward proceed to COncordia
cemetery to unvel the monuments
erected by the grand lodge over the
graves Of members who have died
during the past year W ; Barnes
| consul commander, viii be in charge Of
the ceremonies c. n. Wilcher viii
deliver an address quartet viii
sing at the hall and cemetery The
lodge will 90 TO ConcOrdia in auto
mobiles and a special street car.
q There are $50 Woodmen Of the World
on the FL PasO rolls
WOOdmen Circle at Yyleta-
Mrs. F. D. Scotch. Fl Paso deputy.
and Mrs l. G. Malone. past guardian
of Willow Grove. WOOdmen Circle No
81 headed a drill team Of local mem
/ hers of the grove who instailed the
officers Of a new grove at sleIa. 70
Z be known as Cottonwood grove, " ed
nesday evening Forty-two members
of the FL PasO grove went 10 hsletd
10 assist in the ceremonies Follow
ing are the names Of the ottlcers or
the new organization: Mrs. Ada Spen-
Ger, guardian; Mrs DOna Carr, past
guardian: Mrs Emma Folk, advisor;
Mrs. NJ Patterson, chaplain; Mrs iva
Webb. attendant; Mrs Olive Meredith,
clerk; Mrs. Vera Duncan. banker; Mrs.
Juanita Walbridge. inner sentinel;
Mrs. Adeline Reynolds. outer sentinel;
Mrs. Dora Duncan, Mrs. Bessie Rein
mer. Mrs Bessie Weirschmidt man
After installation. the FL Paso women
exemplified the degree work for their
Ysleta sisters.
Scottish Rite Masons are taking
vacation from regular meetings the
past two weeks There Will be no
. business sessions of Mt Franklin
( lodge Of perfection or the higher
bodies coordinate with Fl Paso con-
Frat fraternity mtg lodge. No. III. Blue
Masons, have received a part Of the
newly purchased paraphernalia and
furnishings for the new lodge room
they will occupy in the Lanier build
ing on Stanton street Decision VIII
be reached within a few days regard
ing the date the lodge Will be moved
from its present hall at 40 East san
Antonio. A special communication OF
the lodge viii be held Friday night
for work and instruction.
sIasOns to Elect.
At the regular commuuica ton Of FL
PasO lodge No. $50. Blue Masons. the
held installation. which usually takes
place at the same time, may be de-
ferred few days. Special meetings
were scheduled for "Wednesday and
Friday nights Of this week for degree
work
Ell Paso chapter No. 157. Royal Arch
MasOns. will elect officers for the
coming fiscal year at the regular con-
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council of Royal and Select Masters
also viii hold its election on the same
date Degree work in the two bodies
has been inactive during the past
month. waiting results on applications
10 be considered at the coming regular
session
Masonic COneIave.
The order of the Temple and the de-
gree of Knight Of Malta will be con-
ferred by Ell Paso commandery No. IS,
Z wfu Ta~ -rr1s dar~ Mi
g.. The cOmmandery has called off its
cOnclaves scheduled for the second
Thursday Of each month until after
the summer season is passed. and will
meet regularly only on the fourth
Thursday evening
Eagles Honored.
". c. Bulger. president Of FL Paso
aerie No. 73. Fraternal order Of
Eagles, was honored at Dallas few
days ago, when he was chosen as
grand inner guard of the state aerie-
Mr. Bulger and J. :. ". Doupe. the
local secretary. attended the state
meeting, Mr. DOupe being the delegate
from Ell Paso. During the summer
the aerie will hold meetings only every
two weeks. on Wednesday evenings. !
resuming the regular weekly sessions
in September On June Il a smoker
viii be given for the members. All
members of the Eagles now in Mexico
whose dues have become behind viii
be carried by the lodge till they re-
turn
The FL Paso Eagles have a fund OF
about $4,000 in the treasury and COM
mittees are discussing whether they
viii buy or build an Eagles home this
year.
On to BaItimOrei
a meeting Of those interested in at
tending the Elks' grand lodge meeting
at Baltimore in July viii be held IN
the EIks' clubhouse Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock Plans will then be put
under way for the trip to the conven-
ton city. Last year the Quien Sabe
club made a big hit in Los Ange-es /
and it is the desire of many of the
members to make the trip 10 Balti-
more this year. Big things are ex-
pected Of the Fl Paso Elks by the
BaltimOreans. They are expecting the
FL Pasoans to bring along loo burros
for distribution among the children of
Baltimore number Of FL PasOans !
wish to make the trip and il is not inn
probable that a special train will be
secured.
Odd Fellows Memorial
FL Paso lodge No. 2S4. l. o. o. F..
will hold the semiannual election OF
officers at their regular meeting
Monday night. The initiatory degree
will also be conferred on one candi-
date. W H Clifford. at this meeting.
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