El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-22
MASONS WILL
install JOINTLY
Ell Paso Lodge, Chapter and
Council To Seat Off
GERS Monday Night.


Symbolic, capitular and cryptic Ma
sons of Ell Paso will join forces Mon
day night at 1880 o'clock in the in
stalation Of officers for the year that
begins June 25, St. Johns day. Sun
day, closes the present Masonic year.
The annual ceremony planned prom
Uses to be one of the best attended and
most thorough from a ritualistic
standpoint ever held by local Masons.
as it will have for an audience all
Masons from the youngest entered
apprentice to the Oldest superexcel-
lent master in city and vicinity. Cards
calling them to the meeting will be
mailed by Saturday to all the fra
ternity here
A program Of musical numbers viii
be in charge Of pipe organist W. r.
Taylor. Besides the singing of pa
triotic hymns at opening and closing.
a quartet probably will sing, and
there will be selected solos. The
fourth floor auditorium OF Masonic
temple will be the installation place,
after the respective bodies have
opened for the ceremonies in their
halls.
After the officers elected and ap-
pointed in FL Paso lodge, $50. chap
ter 157 and council 90 are seated. the
remainder of the evening viii be spent
in the banquet hall of the temple at
refreshments. Arrangements for the
joint ceremonies were made Thursday
by a committee composed of l. l.
Burgess, John Temple Rice. Rufe P
March and George F. Morgan.
Lodge Officers To BE Seated
The officers to be installed in FL
Paso lodge, $50. a. T. & A NJ. are the
following, elected Wednesday night,
besides the appointive officers. TO be
full master. Lyman L Burgess: Wor-
shipful master, Mr.. Burgess; senior
warden, J. Ashley Gillett; junior war
den. Oscar J. Allen, ST; secretary.
George F Morgan; treasurer. Edgar
W. Kayser- John D. Mason. district
deputy grand master, will be the in
stalling officer
Chapter and Council Officers.
John Temple Rice heads the chapter
officers and will be installed as high
priest. The other elective officers are
John D. Mason. king: Rufe P March.
scribe: Frank NJ Lynch. treasurer;
George F. Morgan, secretary. Mr. Rice
will announce the appointive officers
by Monday c. Sam Williamson. past
high priest. will install the group.
The officers of the council to be
indicted into office are Rufe P.
March, thrice illustrious master;
Brooks Dalton. right illustrious dep
uty master; Frank J. Stephenson. IL /
lustrious principal conductor of work;
Frank NJ Lynch. treasurer, and Geo |
F. Morgan, recorder. L L Burgess, /
past master, will install them.
Fraternity InstaIs Friday Night.
Officers elect OF Fraternity lodge, I
iii. A. F & A NJ. will be installed I
in the hall of that organization in |
the Lanier building Tuesday night by /
the district deputy grand master, John I
D. Mason. The elective officers are F. 4
9. Powrie, worshipful master; W E I
Orr. senior warden: W. A Johnston. I
Junior warden; l. J Gilchrist- treas
urer, and W. A. Doolittle. secretary
The new master will announce the ap-
officers on installation night
Work Committee Comes July.
July 10 to Il are the dates when the
committee on work of the grand lodge
u Texas, Ancient Free and Accepted
dasons, will meet in FL Paso- The
meeting is for the purpose
II holding a school of instruction IN
he esoteric work of Blue Masonry as
conferred in Texas. W s Tate. Ham
lton, is chairman; T. NJ. Adams, Lon
ion: D H Hamilton, Leonard T A.
Ooxie, San Antonio, and j NJ Boom,
Mart. Tex. will attend and be the
quests of the Masons Of FL Paso and
fraternity lodges during the inter-
Missions between sessions OF the COM
nittee- A trip TO Cloudcrott, n NJ. is
imong the entertainments planned.
md there probably will be two din
lers-
secretary Kiefer III; Resigns.
A. C. Lovelauy was installed as sec
-etary of camp No. ~. Woodmen Of
he World, at the meeting Friday
light. Mr.. Lovelady superseded c c
xeifer, who. on account of pro-
racted illness relinguished the Of
ice.
Many OF the members of the camp
attended the funeral Of F. L Ables.
Thursday afternoon MIR. Ables died
Y ednesday evening
At the last meeting four candidates
we're balloted upon and accepted ana
wo others were instructed in the
irst course of the initiation
Initiation at HuecO Park
The members Of camp AZ Woodmen
4 the World are planning a grand
initiation of from SO to 60 candidates
L the Hueco natural park about the
irst of August pursuant to permis-
ion which was received from the
of the grand lodge The
members and candidates will go to the
anks on a Saturday afternoon and.
fter holding the initiation including
banquet, will camp for the night,
nd return to Ell Paso on Sunday.
Canton Elects Tonight.
Officers to head Canton del Paso.
jQQ + CLOVIS VIII De GuOSEM lOllE II
t a meeting in odd Fellows temple,
n Cleveland square.
Monday night FL PasO lodge, 2S4,
o. O. F.. will hold its memorial SER
ice, which is expected to be a patri-
tic gathering. Rev. Percy r. Knick-
rbOcker, Trinity Methodist church,
viii deliver an address. The meeting
gill be public
X. p. Make Another Esquire
Another esquire George Z. Banks.
ras added to the roster of FL Paso
1dge, 81. Knights of Pythias. Thurs
az night Next Thursday night six
ages will be initiated. Installation
{ officers will be held on July 5.
The newly organized uniform rank
ompany of the K P. is drilling every
[onday night, pending selection of
informs. Lieut. E D. Lydick is
the company in the alb
ence of Capt. R. NJ Metcalfe, taking
vacation at Kansas City. Mo.
EDERAL OFFICIALS PLEASED
WITH EANTIp IN SOUTHWEST