El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-05
ELKS To HAVE
A RECEPTION
Exalted Ruler Christie Bids
Members and Wives,
Friday, April u.

Hal E Christie VIII begin his regime
as exalted ruler Of FL Paso lodge Of
Elks with a reception 70 al the mem
bers and their wives next Friday
evening. a week from today.
This viii be the first social feature
OF the year in the EIks' lodge and
win be followed by a round Of social
affairs al which the wives, sisters and
sWeethearts Of the Elks viii be in
cluded. Some stag" socials are also
in preparation by the entertainment
committee, in cooperation with Mr.
Christie Dances VIII likely be held
every second Friday
Officers Are Installed.
Mr. Christie and new officers were
installed Tuesday evening The elect
i've officers are
Exalted ruler, Il Z Christie; es-
teemed leading. knight George
Booth; esteemed loyal knight. A z.
Wadden: treasurer, Max Moyes sec
Rotary, ]. E Anderson
Committees and Appointees.
The appointive committees and Of
ficers announced by Mr. Christie are:
sen. chairman Guy Bunting and j. L.
Anderson
Entertainment committee-G- A.
Martin, chairman; 7. A COuzens, ".
4. Winch and Clarence Harper.
Finance com-littee-Sam Gatlin,
chairman
Chaplain-George- Higgins
Esquire =. CauTtS7n-
Inner guard. il. Mee@e
Fraternity III In New -slaIl.
The April bulletin OF Frassrnity
lodge III. A. +. q A n, notes The
move Of the lodge to its new locatle1,
"a 10 Texas street, second floor. We
E orr, acting master and secretary
w A. Doouttle invite all Mason6 20
meet with the lodge Tonight there
will be lodge Of instruction Next
business meeting Is Tuesday night
Friday night following there VIII be
work in degrees.
Marion His, who has been acting
secretary at Masonic temple, has been
relieved by George F. Morgan, back
from visit with ms son a tort
" Worth, where he attended the wed
ding Of his son 70 a Fort Worth girl
Work in FL Paso lodge continues
active three nights week Past mas
tiers were in charge OF degree Work I
Wednesday night
Chapter Activity Expected
Degree work in FL Paso chapter 1
VIII take a squirt right after the busi- I
ness meeting on April 10. IL Is eN-
pected Last month several degrees /
were conferred on Masons II the I!
army
chapter and council. reported this :
week that he had almost recovered Z
from his long siege OF sickness ana (
probably would be down town before /
long to conduct instruction organ /
ization Of the council for the spring j
ceremonial depends materially on his I
recovery
Council Work for New MeIicans.
Invitation viii be sent to Royal .
Arch 8Iasons IN southern New Mexico /
TO Join the class Of candidates Tor the /
cryptic degrees in FL Paso council No I
So, the last Of this month. or first OF /
Nay Word has come from Masonic
authorities Of the two states that, oW-
ing TO the absence Of councils OF
Royal and Select Masters IN New
Mexico, Alasons entitled 70 receive the
three degrees OF that rite, but living
Ia New Mexico, may come to Fl Paso +
for the work
shrine Literature BlrraEe Imminent.
over Sunday the semi annual FL
Mazda Times-He rald,' boosting paper
u FL Mazda shrine OF Fl Paso. VIII pc
issued from The aerald's presses as
IN advertisement OF the ceremonial Of i
he shriners here in Masonic temple,
he afternoon and night u April 20.
This springs effort Of the snrlners
vii be an eight page newspaper IN
.hree colors and at least three lan-
ruages, Arabic, Spanish and English,
decorated with the faces Of many 10
al MOBILES ana caricatures OF their
victims" wyatt ". Evans. poten-
ate, assisted by Bob Page, advertiser
extraordinary, and Rufe p. March,
COPY sponer." have thrown the liter
ny effusions OF the past six months :
a Shrinedom at The Herald printers
nder foreman Charles S. Ward and :
he typographical result promised, IL
s ALLEGED. VIII be appalling.
scottish Rite Opens 18th.
NJ nwnw.r mat
win be undertaken by FL Paso con-
istory and coucordant orders o. the E
icottish Rite OF Freemasonry. begin
ing Aurll IS and running until the E
.ight OF the 18th. win be out soon.
ecretarv ". II. McCulloch said The E
lass Of candidates wiz be one OF the E
arrest ever gathered, there being 100 E
= more Masous intending 20 come E
rom Camp cody Deming, n ~ z
night. April is, the traoi- E
ional banquet viii be spread and elo- E
uent speakers heard
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