Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 141, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1927 — Page 20

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KOKOMO WILL GREET MASONS OF 5 COUNTIES Seventh Regional Meeting of Scottish Rite to Be Held Tonight. The seventh regional meeting of the Scottish Rite Masons of Indiana will be held tonight at Kokomo as the final step in the campaign to acquaint out-State Master Masons with Scottish Rite work. \ Progress, of the new 53,500,000 cathedral on N. Meridian St. will be explained by Indianapolis members. Fred I. Willis, thrice potent master of Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection, is to be the principal speaker. David Heads Committee Cass, Howard, Hamilton, Clinton and Tipton County members have been invited. George L. Davis heads the special committee from Kokomo in charge of arrangements. The fall convocation will be held here Nov. 28 to Dec. 2, with the corner stone laying exercises Nov. 29. A special first class of candidates has been taking the work of succeeding Wednesday nights and will join with the second class for the ceremonies. Confer Historical Degrees Saraiah Council Princes of .Jerusalem degrees fifteen and sixteen, known as the historical and traditional degrees, were held Wednesday night. William D. McAbee, sovereign prince, conducted the fifteenth degree and Judge Clarence R. Morton conducted the following degree. Indiana chapter of Rose Croix degree seventeen and eighteen will be held Wednesday night. Candidates will assemble at 6:45 p. m. MOOSE IN CONVENTION Seventy-six Lodges’ Delegates Are in Evansville. By Timex Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 21. Seventy-six lodges of the Loyal Order of Moose of Indiana are meeting here today in a three-day convention which closes Saturday. Initiation of a large class of candidates will be Saturday under Sunerviser T. A. Maholm and Homer Kinser, his assistant. M. M. Mahoney, Indianapolis, district supervisor of Indiana and vice president of the Indiana executive committee and Harry E. Ayer, deputy district supervisor, coached lodge members for the sessions. A. A. Millerm, secretary of Evansville Lodge No. 85, has charge of awards for drill teams, ritual teams and other contests. One of the more important business items to be settled is the plans for the Indiana Bldg., at Moosehaven, Fla., the home for the aged members of the order. A few years ago plans were completed for the erection of an Indiana building at Mooseheart, 111., home and vocation school for orphans for former members. A spirited fight Is expected over the 1928 conclave. Among cities seeking the honor are Gary, Hammond and Marion. Selection will be made today.

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RED MEN END MEET Shelbyville Man Elected to Head Group. Installation of officers featured the closing session Wednesday morning of the fifty-eighth annual convention of the Improved Order of Red Men, Great Council of Indiana. New officers are Otis House, Shelbyville, Great Prophet; Albert H. Hausman, Indianapolis, Great Sachem; R. B. Whitten, Knightstown, Great Senior Sagamore; Eli G. Lee, Terre Haute, Great Junior Sagamore; Arch H. Hobbs, Indianapolis, Great Keeper of Records; H. C. Prehn, Indianapolis, assistant Great Keeper of Records; Frank Cleft, Mooresville, Great Guardian of Wigwams, and George Baldock, Hazelwood, Great Sannop. Delegates adopted a resolution authorizing appointment of a committee to investigate establishment of a home for aged and indigent and for orphans. A report is to be made at the next convention. Eastern Star Initiates Golden Rule Chapter No. 413, Order of Eastern Star, held an initiation Friday at 8 p. m. in the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts. Mrs. Alta M. Bebee, worthy matron, was in charge.

I. 0. 0. F. TO INITIATE Martinsville Team Will Confer Degrees November 30. Bu Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Oct., 21.—Martinsville degree team of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will confer the second degree Nov. 3 on candidates selected by the local lodge. The invitation from the Bloomington lodge followed the exemplification of the initiatory work by the Martinsville team at its own ledge recently. County meeting of the I. O. O. F. will be held at Monrovia Nov. 10. DEMOLAYS GIVE FROLIC Drill Corps Host at Halloween Party at Riverside Rink. Drill corps of the Indianapolis chapter of the Order of DeMolay for Boys, gave a Halloween frolic and skating party Wednesday night at Riverside rinks under direction of Wellington Williams, chairman. Harry Burnhardt and Jess Elliis assisted. Kenneth Graybell is captain. “Frat” to Roast Wieners Phi Gamma Sigma Fraternity will give a wiener roast tonight, and all members are asked to meet at Sheridan Ave. and Washington St. at 8:15 p. m.

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HONOR FAST CHIEFS Veritas Lodge, F. & A. M., Plans Party. Veritas Lodge, F. &■ A. M.. will celebrate the annual Past Masters night Saturday with a banquet for the fifteen living past masters. The program will start at 3:30 p. m. A dinner will be served at 6 p. m. by Brightwood Eastern Star. The speaker will be Past Master 11. P. Scott, Chicago. Work before dinner will be in charge of H. N. Scott, worshipful master, and after dinner work will be conducted by past masters. Living past masters: John C. Dehn, Walter C. Sears, Fred Brommer, Harry P. Scott, William D. Brooks, E. T. Klee, O. M. Denny, Charles A. Dolby, J. R. Day, F. W. May, A. L. Thiesimg, William E. Reno, William Jegen, H. D. Foster and R. H. Leonard. OFFICERS TAKE CHARGE Young Men’s Institute Auxiliary Leaders Assume Duties. Mrs. David F. Newman, has assumed her duties as grand president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary, Grand Council of Young Men’s Institute, Atlantic jurisdiction. Mrs. M. Conway is grand vice president, Miss Agnes Descher, grand secretary; Mrs. Anna Wyss, grand treasurer; Mrs. C. C. Hennessy, Miss Louise McCarthy and Mrs. Martha Mahoney, directors. Miss Rose McNellis has cl arge of welfare work.

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LODGES MOURN FOR VICTIMS IN GROTTOCRASH Associated Fraternities and K. of/ C. Voice Expressions of Sympathy. Two fraternal organizations have adopted expressions of sympathy following the crossing crash Friday in which twenty persons were killed on their way to a social affair of the Sahara Grotto Blue Devil drill team. E. H. Palmer, president of the Associated Fraternities, says “The accident in which Sahara Grotto members and their wives and children lest their lives is the most disastrous and saddest loss ever sustained by a fraternal society in this part of the country. Sympathy Is Expressed “A number of the victims belonged to organizations affiliated 1 with the Associated Fraternities, so the loss of these fraternal men and women was felt more keenly by all fraternalists. Being a member of the Scotish Rite and the Mystic Shrine, and as president of the Associated Fraternities, I wish in the name of fraternalism to extend to the Sahara Grotto and all those who mourn this untimely departure, the sympathy and condolance of the twenty-eigfit fraternities affiliated with the Associated Fraternities.’

Knights Adopt Resolution The expression from the Indianapolis council of the Knights of Columbus reads, “The Indianapolis council feels very keenly the terrible blpw that fell so heavily on the families of those who lost their lives Friday night. It was a staggering blow and we desire to express our sympathy to the families of those who lost their lives.’ DRUIDS TO LAFAYETTE City Degree Tcajn and Grand Arch to Assist in Work. The degree team of the Indianapolis Grove No. 37, United Ancient Order of Druids, escorted the Noble Grand Arch F. L. Shallenburg, Richmond, on his offiial visit to Star C.ty Grove No. 19. Lafayette, this afternoon. Three degrees of Druidism will be conferred this evening by the team. Other grand officers will attend. Catholic Knights Meet Catholic Knights of America, Branch 563, held a monthly meeting in St. Catherine’s Hall Monday evening, Miss Margaret Higgins, secretaray, announced.

Lodge News Secretaries of lodges and fraternal organizations are asked to send to The Times Fraternal Editor advance notices of meetings and accounts of other lodge activities. These noticies should be mailed in time to reach The Times not later than Wednesday afternoon. However, in case of late eveilts, which cannot be covered by that time, important news items will be accepted in writing or by telephone (Main 3500) as late as 4 p. m. Thursday. Additional lodge news today will be found on Page 21.

Moose to Hold Conclave

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Drill ground of the Moose Trail, used by drill teams at the national convention recently in Philadelphia.

Fifth annual conclave of seventy lodges of the Loyal Order of Moose was held in Evansville Thursday and today. More than 1,800 delegates and members of the order are expected to be present. The Evansville lodge Is preparing an elaborate program cf entertainment, including steamboat sight-,

LAUNCH NEW RITUAL Maccabees to Exemplify New Secret Work Tonight, j Maccabees will have a joint class j initiation tonight at the Modern [ Woodmen hall, 322 E. New York! St. Women of Indiana Hive No. 206 will exemplify the opening work as given in the new ritual, and the j team from Hoosier Capital Tent No. 20 will give their ritual. E. H. Palmer, district manager, will instruct candidates in the secret j work. This is the first time the work has been given in an open lodge j meeting. Mrs. E. H. Palmer, commander of the hive and assistant district manager, is in charge of women’s work. Mrs. Gertrude Tichenor, com- j ROUNDUP IS PLANNED | Terre Haute Grotto Builds OldTime Western Town. Bu Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 21.—Kerman Grotto prophets are completing plans for their Roaring Gulch round-up next week in a specially erected western town of the days of ’49. Decorations and settings are to be realistic, members say. Booths resemble fronts of buildings and are complete even to the knotholes. The Red Dog dance palace and an old-time saloon are features. There will be near beer. Dr. R. H. Schofield is in charge. A Mardi Gras ball will be held Halloween night. CLUB TO CO ON HIKE Nature Study Group Will Hold Weiner Roast at Noblesville. Nature Study Club members will have a hike followed by a weiner roast, Saturday, at Noblesville. The ! party will leave at 2 p. m. from the : Traction Terminal. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Cobum will I receive members informally Sunday ; afternoon at their home in observance of their silver wedding annl-1 versary.

seeing trips and a banquet and dance. Eight representatives, president, vice president, secretary and treasurer will be elected. Drill team exhibitions are to be one of the features of the meeting. Indiana lodges won eleven prizes in drilling contests recently at the national convention in Philadelphia.

mander and general solicitor of Evansville, is to be the guest of honor. David A. Bland, tent commander, is in charge of the work by the Sir Knights. -Dinner will be served after adjournment.

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VETERANS POST TO CELEBRATE Second Anniversary Will Be Observed Sunday. Convention City Post No. 1405, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will observe its anniversary Sunday at th*> Post hall, 210 E. Ohio St. All Indiana members of the organization have been invited. Ralph Canter, adjutant of Convention City Post, est'mates attendance will be more than 500. The commanaer-in-chief will open the speaking program and will be followed by Noble Johnson, Congressman from Terre Haute; David Strouse, past department commander of the G. A. R.; Dr. Frank A. Taber, Indiana department commander, V. F. W.. and Mrs. Cloy Tabor, Terre Haute, department auxiliary president. Committee chairmen are Benjamin H. Ringler, general committee; Charles W. Ott, Invitations; Cecil Calvert, refreshments, and Charles C. Jolley, reception. Edward G. Schaub, post commander, is in charge iff the ritual team. At the last meeting it was planned to hold weekly dances during the winter open to the public, and the Post Auxiliary will give a series of bunco parties, also public. Give Shower for Bride-to-Be Pythian Sisters gave a shower In Castle Hall. 230 E. Ohio St., for Miss Maude Perry, whose marriage to Melvin Stephens will take place at 8:50 p. m. Saturday.

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