The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
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MASONIC TEMPLE TO BE DEDICATED
 MYTH CEREMONIES
Mrs. Louise Reed To Head Reception Body Of
 Eastern Star

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 Eastern Star
 Dedication of Birmingham new s1,0o0 900 Masonic Temple will take place at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Already the downtown streets are a flood of Masonic colors, mingled with the nations red, white and blue. Members of the Masonic order from all sections of Alabama and a goodly number from other states are ex- pected to take part Tn the ceremonies Tuesday will go down in the annals IS ne of the most important events of Birmingham Masonic history.
 A reception committee composed of about 90 members of the Eastern Star, headed by Mrs. Louise R. Reed Alabama worthy grand matron of the Eastern Star, and like number of Masons, have made preparations for a large number of visitors The hostesses will be the chapters of the order of Eastern Star. Birmingham, Salter and Arena. The boys chapter of DeMolay, fostered by the Masonic order, will also take part.
 At ? o'clock Tuesday afternoon all of the blue lodges will meet in the temple to confer degrees on number of candidates. These eandi- dates will be known as dedication candidates
 Tuesday evening Julian F. Spear man, of Anniston and other grand lodge officers will address meetings in different rooms of the temple Other Rig Days
  followed by two other days of festivi- ties, under the directions of Zamora temple. The feature of the last days session will be a street parade in which over 5000 members are ex- pected to take part. A number of re- captions will be held during the clos ing day and there will be an auto mobile ride over the city. It was stated Saturday that there would be present a number of Masonic bands from all parts of the south, that they would take part in the parade and dispense music on other oecas- ions.
 Among the prominent members of the order expected are, James Gand- less of Honolulu. imperial potentate or the Shrine and D. w. Crossland of Montgomery of the imperial divan.
 Birmingham Masons, assisted by l members of the Eastern Star. are leaving nothing undone to make a i grand success of the social part of the affair, as well as the dedication services. According to prominent members of the order this will be one of the most notable, if not the most notable gathering of Masons ever held in Alabama All Of the meetings will be held in the Masonic Temple, and during the three days session, refreshments will be served
 Reception Committee
 The general reception committee
 John Bethea, sr chairman; Harold MeDermott. Martin Ringleberg, assisted by past grand matrons. Order Eastern Star; ladies of the Eastern Star meeting in the temple, ana the following associates from other bodies; Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Louise R. Reed.
 Fast Grand Matrons-Mrs. Amy Carle, Mrs. Eliza beth Salter. Mrs. lEtta B. smith. Mrs. Belle Ash. Mrs. Mary Dunlap. Mrs. Mary Echols and Mrs. Mary Camp.
 , & salter Chapter No. 2l-Mrs. Lille Lesher, Mrs. Annie Rowley. Mrs. Maude Ives. Mrs. Helen Houlditch, Mrs, Elsie Schoedinger, Mrs. Chole West, Mrs. Pearl Schwend, Miss Mamie Cresweu, Miss Mamie Williams, Mrs. Maude Wise, Mrs. Elizabeth Salter. Mrs. Effic Moore Mrs. Hattie Fischer Mrs. Josephine Hammell and Mrs. Edith Murphree.
 Birmingham Chapter No. 11S-Mrs. Elizabeth Barter, Miss Marie Grim, Mrs Cynthis Cloe. Mrs. Hattie WiI- cox, Mrs Julia Leighton, Mrs. Lois Mullins. Mrs. Winnie Gentry. Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Mrs. Stella Wey- man, Mrs Sue Lauren. Mrs. Stella Wev- thews. Mrs. Mamie Illvers. Mrs. Annie l Crelly. Mrs Maggie Andrews and Mrs. Annie Scholze.
 Areme Chapter No. l73-Mrs. Mollie Dewitt Mrs. Mary Henderson. Miss Ruby Shirley. Mrs. Reid Smith. Mrs. George fhinerN. Miss Emma Bois- clair, Mrs. Blanche Bailes, Miss Thelma 0dcm, Mrs. Cleoney Deacy. Miss Mary Wissinger, Mrs. Lydia Nissinger, Mrs. McCraney. Mrs. Rose Bevis. Mrs. Anna B. Getty and Mrs. Margaret Smith,
 Birmingham Fraternal No. 3S4-S. r. Floyd, J. l., LaPoint and P. A. Devore
 King Solomon No. 4so-L. B. Haley, M A. Blach and W. J. Rushton
 Birmingham Temple No. 636-T. G. Brabston, & B. Klippelt and N w. Proctor.
 Birmingham No. 757-A. M Bruce. P. K. Wallace and NJ. II. Lyons.
 King Hiram No. 77s-Henry Key, M Shugerman and H. r. Lesher.
 Alpha No. Se3-S. r. Wall. R. E. < Odeu and G. A. Anderson.
 Phillips Memorial No. s32-C E. Fitch II. C. Keller and B. F. Oldham. Birmala No. S36-R. w. Bitz J. F. Harrison and F. F. Sims.
 Mineral City Chapter No. 10f-O. W. Bragan, F.. P. Kirkpatrick and k. E. Mcdowell,
 Charles Wheelock Chapter No. 15S. J. L. Hagy, J. C. puckett and D. l.. Smith.
 sam Thompson Council No. 4S- George H. Grain, T. B. Marshall and Charles R West.
 Cyrene Commandery No. 1o-Henry j. Porter, Jr., Albert l.. Reese and pr.-J G. Vance.
 scottish Rite-W II. Woolverton. ]. Friedman, Joe H. Ltveman, w. w. Alvey, George Chnery. I. A. Miller. W. \, Currie. Woolsey Finnell k. F. Rarden, Thomas Bowles, H. F. Will Hanson, M M. Turner and A. s. Vance
 zamora Temple-E E. Matthews, pr. H C. .Crelly, Lew Salter, George F. Wheelock, J. B. Patterson, D. E. McLendon, A. P Wells, O. F. Brock. Dr. John T. Kent, Eugene Reed, Fl. M Ozley,. Charles J, Geohegan and w. T. Lathem.
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