The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-14
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Schedule Annual Farley
Aug. POPS at Local
Masonic Hall.

annual COnCldVe OF hnlgAt Ielm-
plars, Royal Arch and Master Ma
sons will be held in this city Aug.
1925, at the colored Masonic Hall,
Indiana Ave. q
John w. Burden, Marion, is grand
master of the Masons and Fred D.
Blake, is secretary.
All business sessions are to be
held at the Masonic Hall. The
joint reception of the Knights Tenn
plar and the Royal Arch Masons-
will be held Monday night at Jones
Tabernacle, Michigan and Black
ford SITS.
The Master Masons will hold their
seventy-second annual reception
Aug. 81, at Trinity Hall Twenty
First st. and Boulevard Pl
Theater Party Arranged
Attorney F. B. Ransom will adj
dress the delegates at the Trinity,
reception and responses will be
made by r. D. Penn. Mrs. Della
Davis will be the soloist while music
and dancing is to conclude the pro-
gram.
A theater party Thursday night
at Walker theater is planned for the
delegates A special feature of the
session is to be the joint initiation
at Trinity Hall Thursday night.
Master Masons committee men,
bers: Samuel Gray, chairman; F..
w. Littlejohn, secretary and Hiram
G. HoskinS. treasurer. Knights
Templar: Norman johnson. chair
man; j. @. Dawson, secretary and
William F, Thompson, treasurer. G.
H. Gayhart and j. C. Dawson are
representing the Royal Arch.
Fifty autos are expected to be in
line to make the trip to TT. Benja-
min Harrison Wednesday afternoon.
The line will form in front Of the
indianapolis recorders office at 2:30
p. m.
The camp will be opened during
the entire afternoon to all citizens
to inspect the activities of the col
ored youths taking the summer mill .
tary training course.
Fiddler Contest Planned
Training for colored boys and the
program for Wednesday is made
possible through the leadership Of
Marcus Stewart Of the Indianapolis
Recorder. j. F. Johnson is in charge
Of the program.
Brief addresses by camp officials
and prominent citizens will be a fea-
ture of the program. A group has
been invited to join the boys at 5
o'clock mess.
Austin H. Sheets, head Of the de-
partment of amusements, announces
that the old fiddlers contest will be
staged again this year at the Indi-
ana State fair.
The contestants must be 60 years
old and all entrants must register
with the secretary Of the fair on or
before Aug. Is.
Sheets also states there will be
$500 in prizes awarded to the fid-
dlers and the best male quartet.
Persons interested in these contests
should write E. J. Baker, secretary
Indiana State Fair, room 212, State
House, Indianapolis.
shriners OFF to Columbus
A large delegation Of Shrners and
members of the Daughters of Isis
are expected to board the special
train for Columbus, Ohio, scheduled
to leave today at p. m. Cd. s. t.
The caravan Of delegates will spend
the evening at Cincinnati as guests
of Sinai Temple No. SO.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Ozela Bass, local teacher,
to j. Wallace Hall has been received
here by friends of the couple. The
was held recently at Bowl
ing Green, KY, where Hall has been
manager Of the National Benefit IN
surance Company.
Mrs. Mary E. Gable and son. DR..
Theodore Gable will leave Wednes-
day on a motor trip to northern
Michigan. They will motor to Can
ada before returning here Labor
day. f'
Out of Town on Vacations
Mrs. Clarence Baxter and chill
dren who have been spending a
vacation in northern Indiana will
return home Thursday.
DR.. S. A. Auter and a party OF
friends motored to Idlewild, Mich.
for their vacation.
Mrs. S. A. Furniss is reported in
at her home in N. West st.
Attorney r. L. Bailey and family
are on motor trip the South. At
torney Bailey will visit with relatives
in Alabama before returning.
Harry D. Evans of the Madam
Walker Company, returned home
Sundy following a business trip to
the East.