El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20
WHO' Il WIN THE
SHRINE SS0CKS?
Chance for Sweethearts at
Sunday Picnic; eliot
Dog" and Melons.


at the Giron grove. near san Elizario,
offers a pair OF striped cotton hose
to the first couple who will get mar
ried on the picnic grounds that day.
The shrine will furnish the preacher
and the music. Other attractions for
the day are hot dogs" donated from
the city dog pound; watermelons on
ice from the Bowen reservation at
Clint: chickens on exhibition both at
Max Moye's poultry farm and the pic
mic place; lemonade and other light
drinks, basket dinner and supper and
the e. Paso band Of moonlight Po-
tentate Wyatt Evans said today IL 81
estimated that sufficient lemons will
be found among the men and sweets
among the women and girls TO insure
ample lemonade for the day
Some Camp Night Before
There viii be music. but no dane
ing Every fellow viii take his own
eats" The roads via San Elizario.
SocOrro and the chicken ranch are all
reported good A large number Of no.
bles Will meet at the Masonic temple
at 9 o'clock Sunday and go in auto
mobiles. Many viii go 10 the grounds
Saturday afternoon, taking their Ara
bic tents and camping out that night,
preparing the stunts for the follow
ing DAY. Chairman P. II. Brown
promises novel games and entertain
ment
Noble Ed P. Lerner has urged all
who have space in their autos for adj
ditional passengers. or who can fur
nish autos, to telephone him at 1896
and 70 be at Masonic temple by $3.50
Sunday.
Odd Fellows Hold Eneampment.
After comforting the royal purple
degree tonight, Mt. Franklin encamp-
ment, Odd Fellows. will give attention
to its annual picnic Saturday evening
at a grove on the Rio Grande about
a mile southwest Of Fabens, which is
the yearly encampment OF the lodge
Late in the afternoon automobile par
ties will leave the city, the odd Eel
lows taking basket lunches preparing
to have coffee on the ground. and TO
stay late into the night conferring
side degrees and otherwise enjoying
themselves. F. c. Hecox. Samuel L.
Kelly and A. A. Reynolds are commit
teemen.
Monday, Odd Fellows lodge 2s4 VIII
confer the third degree Monday night
on three candidates
Council Is Rehearslng.
Dates for the comforting OF the
cryptic degrees Of Masonry VIII be set
at a rehearsal meeting Of the officers
OF FL Paso council. Royal and Select
Masters. next week It has been prac-
tically decided 10 hold two ceremo-
malls, one for the royal and select
degrees and one a few days later for
putting on the supereXcelent masters
degree. Many Masous from Las Cru
ces, y. NJ. viii attend
Frank j. Stephenson, master Of the
[ - rrfr "a q c
I father at Hutchison this week. and
l George b Slater. who presides in one
! section Of the superexcellent degree
viii be back from the east soon The
desire OF the council is TO hold the
Z ceremonials before the fail reunion OF
I the Scottish Rite AIasons. which opens
/ October q. and the dates may be set
I for the week beginning october D.
Chapter Gives Degrees Tonight
Fl Paso chapter. Royal Arch Ma
| sons. confers the past and most ex-
[ cellent master degrees tonight Mon
day night a team" VIII be exalted q
the royal arch.
Grand visitor B. r. Blankenship. OF
I council and chapter, has been pre-
vented from attending the meetings al
I the temple lately by illness. C. /
Z EzeIl and Lyman l. Burgess. past
I masters and high priests. are ASSISTING
/ in the instruction OF the Officers Pas
high priest c. sam Williamson VII
Z PROBABLY return from a motor triI
with HIS family 70 southern Iexa!
: early IN October
No Deaths Among 1900.
There has not been death amonf
] the more than 1900 members OF r
I Paso lodge. 100, A. +. and A. n. dur
I ing the past month. according 90 th'
I September bulletin OF secretary Geors
: r. Morgan The lodge gives the mas
ter masou's degree tonight, the 1irs
| Monday afternoon and night and Wed
nesday night viii find past masters
IN the chairs to give the second de
I gree. Refreshments viii be served
I the past masters night
Scottish MasOns IN War.
Members OF the Scottish Rite Ma
sonic bodies away for the war season
mentioned in the last issue Of score
tary W. II. McCuuOugh's bulletin, ar
the following.
T. W. Goldin, with the army y y
the Big Bend. who says it's a rougl
life hut a needed service; J. H Mead
ows. Just wearing his second lieuten
ants bars in theaircraft production
Vancouver. Wash: Henry A. GlaVes
near the front in France. who sal
the railroad regiment he IS in d
building toward Berlin. has Mason
who may form a club and who nee
reading matter: F. c. Shieoley. pro
iduction engineer with the fleet cor
lDoration at Philadelphia; Capt Dl
iAI. 3. Wesson. who hopes 10 visit 2ari
consistory when he gets loose 1ror
. hospital work. II. A. Carpenter pas
grand commander Of Knights Tenn
. plars OF Texas. who wrote interest
ingiy OF washington. where he nov
Lives: ". r. Walker. commissions
To HnIH1 7 ~ " .
va. Lieut.. Frank C. Mentzer. forme
| Mexican Central agent here. who Ia
fust landed in France with railroa
outfit. ". T. Downing. also lande
safely overseas; Dr. H. %. Darnel
major r1edico. who got a dose OF ga
on June Q and recuperated in soutner
France and Monte Carlo; W. 4. Pons
ford. IN England. who said he dldn
get a bit seasick, and several olner-
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