The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-20
Frdterndl Orders

Tho Macoabee club has completed
arrangements i, for a benefit card
party, to be held Tuesday, March %
in Knights OF Pythias hall. Proceeds
of ;he undertaking will go to the
Marathon Guards TO be used towards
defraying the eXpensessof the team
at the meeting of the Women's
Benefit assoc iation in San Francisco.
tiostesscs will be Mesdames G. A.
Piper 7. w. Paddock, w. Il. stone
braker, j. c. Scott, j. w. Shields,
Guy slater and Carl Poss.
Tulsa lodge No. IL. 4. T. and-A.
NJ. has announced "A social meet
ing for Thursday, March "a. A pro-
gram featured 10y speeches has been
arranged, with William Shelley Rog-
crs, attorney formerly of Muskogee
as The principal speaker. MIR. Rog-
ers will give the history of Masonry
from its beginning with the building
ut Solomon's temple to the present
day. a smoker will follow.
The meeting of Trinity Com
mandery, No. 20. knights Templsr,
Monday evening was distinguished
by the presence of Inspector W. o.
Lantz of Enid. standard bearer of
the grand commandery of Okla
homa. The order of the temple was
exemplified for his pleasure, there
having been a class OF three candi-
dates. A smoker followed the meet
ing which was attended by 125 mem
bers. At the next meeting, Monday,
March 2S, the order of the Red
Cross will be conferred.
Mrs. Gladys Hargis, of Pawhuska,
grand matron of Oklahoma Order
Eastern Star, and Mrs. Blanche b.
Neal OF Bartlesville, grand con-
ductress and district deputy grand
matron. paid their official visit no
Tulsa chapter. o. T.. S. No. 1873 last
Wednesday night, their coming hav-.
ing been made the occasion of the
largest gathering-40O---of mem
bors during the year. The initiation
work was eXemplificd with six cam
dldates. During the evening Mrs.
hargis appointed Mrs. IL. #. Ten
hant Of this city, grand representa-
i've for Michigan at the next grand
lodge meeting to be held in Guthrie,
ana Miss Thelma Lee page for grand
cast at the meeting. Tulsa chapter
presented Mrs. Hargis cut
glass compete and Mrs. Neal with a
silver cream ladle. Mrs. Mary T.,
seamon was made a life member OF
me chapter at this time. The as
fombly room of Masonic hail was
decorated in palms and greenery
and following the program, which
included n song of welcome to the
visitors by Mrs, II. n. Gowan, re-
ireshments were served by Is Ma
sons from the various bodies. Mrs.
j. {. Burnett was chairman of the
entertainment committee for the
evening, Past matrons of the Glare
more, Sapulpa, Sand Springs and
sayre chapters and the present
worthy matron of Radiant chapter,
Sapulpa, were among the guests
The membership of sNisa lodge now
numbers in the neighborhOod Of
\ reorganization meeting Of Tulsa
9lgt, Independent order B'Nai
hrllh, was held In the vastry rooms
" temple Israel, Thursday evening
a ID. Eaglesmen of oklahoma City
member of the district grand lodge,
installed officers, after which cere-
tlohy an address was given by Rev.
NJ George, Fox OF Fort Worth
leGas' editor of the Jewish Monitor
ana rabbi of Temple Bethel OF
that city. About 75 members Joined
me organization and 1t Is expected
may every Jewish man in Tulsa will
ton.
initiation OF class OF candidates
, ahhounced for this week by the
\ pruer OF Knights of Columbus, has
oech postponed until April 3.
=, Iulsa chapter No. SO, Rayal Arch
Snasohs VIII confer the mark master
uegree, March 2l.
-, ne national meeting of the order
p' b' p. o. T., win be held this year
u! Los Angeles in June. w. w. West,
b1s' exalted ruler OF Tulsa lodge Nc.
NJ az WIZ represent the local order
- the convention.
Aaba Court, ladies' shrine vii!
snwis Wednesday afternoon in Ma
n, % Patrick's day was celebrated
nS council No. llO4. KnlEhs
columbus. with dance. Thurs
Gay Gay evening in the now national
oHa'u armory sixth street aud
v"asSo ayenge. About $50 couples