The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-25
MAS0NS Will
HOLD FAREWELL
IN OLD HOME
Largest Class in Years to
Be Initiated by Scot
fish Rite.

The largest class of candidates in
recent years will be present at the
farewell" convocation beginning to-
day and continuing through We'd
nesday by the Scottish Rite bodies
in their old home on South Penn
sylvania street A full program of
ritualistic and social features will
be given.
Under Vincent v. Smith, thrice
potent master of Adoniram Grand
Lodge of Perfection, the years total
Of initiates, over eight hundred, is
more than twice the total of the
two proceeding years.
Closes Wednesday Night
The fourth to fourteenth degrees
will be presented under the auspices
of Adoniram Grand Lodge of Per-
lection Monday morning, opening
the ritualistic work. officers pre-
siding in the various grades will be
Tine P. Dickson. Lewis Grown,
Charles L. Hutchinson, Frank E.
Floyd. John F. Engelke, F. Elmer
Raschig, A. Marshall Springer,
David G. Pike and Vincent v. Smith,
closing the Perfection series in the
afternoon.
The fifteenth and sixteenth de-
grees will be exemplified after din
ner by Saraiah Council, Princes of
Jerusalem, with the casts headed by
William E. Gentry, sovereign prince,
and Clarence R. Martin, Junior
warden. The remaining degrees will
be conferred Tuesday and Wednes-.
day, the meeting closing Wednes-
day night with the convocation
banquet.
Visitors Expected
DR.. Gaylord M. Leslie, Ft. Wayne,
deputy for Indiana, is expected to
be the guest of honor Wednesday
and other visitors from the valleys
of Ft. Wayne, Evansville and South
Bend will be present. A large num-
Der of thirty-third degree Masons
will attend the meeting.
On the committee for the recep-
ton of distinguished guests are:
Arthur r, Baxter, chairman; Charles C.
La Toilette, vice chairman, Thorntown;
Frederick Matthews, vice chairman,
Bloomington; Eugene vatet, vice chairman,
Muncie; William w. Thornton, vice chair
man.
Robert ]. Alley, George A. Ball. Elwood
Barnard, William H. Baugh, Fletcher W.
Boyd, David M. Boyle, Lewis Brown, Louis
G.. Buddenbaum, william H. Burke, Les
lie D. Clancy, John B. Cockrum, Charles
Day, Brandt G. Downey, Frank E. Floyd,
Frank E. Gavin, Elmer F.. Gay. Adrian
Hamersly, Charles Hege. DIN E. HolIo-
way, Charles L. Hutchinson, Joseph G.
1bach, Charles D. King, Charles D. Knoe-
fel, Frank G.. Laird, Marshall T. Levey,
Fred M. Loomis.
Hubert ]. Marshall, Charles F. Meyer,
Thomas Meyer. John E. Minor, Edward
D. Moore, Lewis E. Morrison, Martin A
Morrison, John H. Nicholson, Thomas B.
Noble, Martin T. Ohr, Charles j. Orbison,
George S. Parker, Earl H. Payne, Edward
B. Raub, Arthur r. Robinson, John L.
Rupe, James B. Stafford, Logan c., Scholl,
Richard H. Schweitzer, Edward j. scoon-
over, Arthur j. Smith, Obie j. Smith,
George NJ. SpiegeI, Frank D. Stalnaker,
Harry G. Strickland, Roy E. Tilford, Ivory
c. Tolle, Robert H. TyndaH, Ohio L. Wade,
George w. Wagner, John G. Warren, VIII
liam E. Williams, George S. Wilson, Horace
F. Wood and VestaI w. Woodward.
The general reception committee
is headed by James S. Pierce, chair
man; Robert B, Wilson, vice chair
man, and William E. Henkel, vice
chairman.