The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-17
NEGRO SHRINERS
PLAN CONCLAvE
IN Ohio AUG. IS
Orders of North and South
America to Hold 29th
Annual Farley.

Twenty-ninth annual session Of
the Imperial Council, Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order of Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine of North and
South America Jurisdiction, will be
held in Columbus, Ohio, Aug. is, 10
and II.
Sessions of the conclave will be
held in the new Masonic Temple,
while convention headquarters will
be at the Plaza Hotel.
Thursday, Aug. 16, will be the gala
day. A spectacular parade is
promised the $4,000 visitors expected
in the city.
City Man Heads Patrols
Clarence @. Dunlop, indianapolis,
imperial commander Of patrols, an
nounces fifty patrols are expected,
several with bands.
A special train in charge of Com
mander Dunlop and committee will
carry large delegation from In
dianapolis.
Among Shrine leaders who will
attend from Indianapolis are: DR..
S. A. Furniss, Clarence Dunlop,
Clarence Baxter, Samuel Gray and
Clarence Stewart.
Officers of the order are Caesar r.
Blake Jr, Charlotte, N. O., imperial
potentate; Levi Williams, Jersey
City, N. j., recorder; John w. Pat
ton, chairman of the general COM
mittee and John P. Bowles, Sec
rotary.
Announce Marriage
DR.. and Mrs. W. Edward Reid,
Portsmouth, Va, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Charlotte
Jessie, to Francis Gordon Cox, D. c.,
indianapolis, Thursday, May 81, in
Greenfield. DR.. and Mrs. Cox are
at home at r. R. A, Box No. 81, In
dianapolis
The Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Haywood
have returned from a motor trip to
Washington, Baltimore, New York
and Jersey City. They visited with
their daughter, Mrs. Robert G. Ellis
in Jersey City,
Mrs. Mary Auter and Mrs Anna
Wells Pritchett motored to Chicago
today for a short visit. Mrs. Auter's
daughters, Lillian Gertrude and
Doris, will return with them.
Guild Fete Planned
Entertainment by the Ladies
Guild of st. Paul NJ E. Mission will
be held Saturday, July 81, from 5
to 8. A chicken supper will be
served.
MRS. Maud Wilson has returned
from visit with her daughter, MRS.
j. Welman Smith in Chicago
Mrs. Esther Martin and Miss
Murray Atkins are spending several
weeks with Mrs. John A. Patton at
her summer home in Idlewild, Mich.
Mrs. v. Davis and Mrs. c. B.
Jones motored to Cincinnati for a
visit with the Rev. and, Mrs. E.
KelI.
Eureka Court will entertain with
a benefit card party Friday night,
July 20, at the home of Mrs. Ida
Tinnen, 233 Martindale Ave.
Returns From st. Louis
Mrs. Camille Richardson returned
from East st. Louis today, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Sadie
Perry, who will visit here for sew
eral weeks.
A lawn social will be given
Wednesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Della Banks, 1913 w. Vermont
ST., for Eureka Court.
Mrs. Alice Bell returned to her
home in Chicago after a weeks visit
with her son and relatives.
The Rev. G. T. Haywood returned
Friday from short business trip
to Detroit.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis and
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis left for
a visit with relatives in Nashville,
Tenn. From there they will motor
to Texas.
Return to Michigan
Mrs. Alice Spears and grand
children are spending the summer
at their cottage in Idlewild, Mich.
The Rev. j. P. Wallace was the
speaker at Allen Chapel Sunday
morning.
R. w. Wilson and wife, of Ann
Arbor, Mich, who have been visiting
with the Rev. and Mrs. Ira M. Hem
don, left today for Chicago and Idle
wild, Mich.
A millionaire wedding" will be
held at Allen Chapel, tonight. Mrs.
Catherine Samuels, chairman, an
nounces the receipt of a lace dress,
an heirloom, belonging to Mrs. Ben
jamin Harrison. Visitors may view
the dress at tonight's entertain-