Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 147, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1927 — Page 22

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GROTTO TO PAY TRIBUTE TO 20 GRASHVIGTIMS Memorial Service Will Be Addressed by Indiana .Lodge Leaders. Memorial service for twenty persons killed in the crossing crash Oct. 14 will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday In the Murat Theater by the Sahara Grotto, Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. The Rev. O. W. Fifer, grand chaplain of the grand lodge of Indiana, F. and A. M.; the Rev. Ambrose Dunkel, chaplain of the Indiana - State Grotto Association, and the Rev. Lewis Brown, chaplain of Sahara Grotto, will have charge. Members and friends of the bereaved families, officials and members of all Masonic bodies will join ■ in the tribute to the memory of the eleven members of the Blue Devil drill team and nine others. State President to Attend A nationally known speaker will represent the supreme council, according to word received from George Jerome Brenner, Saginaw, Mich., grand monarch. Lawrence W. Drapier, monarch of Sahara, will preside. , Raymond F. Murray, president of the State Grotto Association and past monarch, will represent prophets in the State. Senator Arthur R. Robinson, assistant rabban of tjie Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, will represent Indiana Masonry. Arnold J. spencer is in charge of the musical program, which includes sacred numbers by choral societies representing Masonic bodies. Sahara Grotto Pirate Band will play. Families in Front Charles G. Walsh, chief justice of Sahara Grotto, will act as vice chairman of the service. Past Monarchs Chester O. Martin, Oliver R. Wald, Othniel Hitch and Raymond F. Murray will be the reception committee for Masonic grand lodge officers, past masters and officers of other Masonic bodies and visiting MonLewis A. Williams is general chairman of the memorial committee, and Steve J. Fullen, captain of the Sahara Grotto guard, is vice chairman. Sahara drum corps, Cast and Revels will act as ushers under the direction of Master of Ceremonies Karl Erath. Kenneth E. Yates, ceremonial director, is assistant. H. A. Trowbridge, assistant sentinel, will be in charge of the stage. First twelve rows in the center of the theater will be reserved for members of the Drill team and of the bereaved families. Sahara Grotto officers will occupy the first box on the right, and officers of the Ladies’ Auxiliary will be in the first oox on the left. Visiting monarchs and masters of Indianapolis Blue lodges will be seated in other boxes.

PYTHIANS ENJOY DANCE Frolic Is Part of Campaign for More Members. Indianapolis Lodge, No. 56, Knights of Pythias, held its annual Halloween party and dance Thursday night at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St. The Bird of Paradise Orchestra, composed of lodge members, played. The dance is a part of the membership campaign to initiate .100 new members before Jan. 1. 1928. A dance will be held each month, according to Robert Long, chairman in charge. ELKS SEEK MEMBERS Halloween Party and Dance to Be Held Monday. Indianapolis chapter No. 13, Benevelent and Protective Order of Elks, has opened its annual fail membership drive and will hold a Halloween party and dance Monday night at the club house, St. Clair and Meridian Sts. Saturday night dances will be resumed this week and will continue • through the winter. K. OF C. TO HAVE PARTY Children to Be Guests Monday at Halloween Fete. Indiana Council, Knights of Columbus, will give a Halloween party for children Monday night at the K. of C. Hall, Thirteenth and Delaware Sts. Gus Grieg, council lecturer and staff will be in charge. T. P. Harrington has been appointed chairman to assist in the state exemplification of the fourth degree in Indianapolis Dec. 4. ELKS TO ENTERTAIN Logansport to Be Scene of Party Halloween Night. Bu Times Svccial LOGANSPORT, Oct. 28.—A citywide Halloween party in the business district will be held Monday night under the direction of the local Elks lodge. A snappy orchestra has been secured for the dance following the banquet. WOODMEN ENTERTAIN Exhibition of Ben-Hur Drill Team Wins Applause. Capitol City Camp, Modern Woodmen of America, held an open meeting Thursday night for friends and neighbors. Ben-Hur team gave exhibition drills. A wrestling match was one of the entertainment features. Refreshments were served. End Round-Up By Timet Special TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 28. Kerman Grotto will close the one week Roaring Gulch Round-up Saturday night with a dance and entertainment.

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The Rev. O. W. Fifer (left), the Rev. Lewis Brown (center), and the Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel (right), will have charge of the sacred rites during the memorial s-rvices Sunday for victims of the Grotto crossing crash, Oct. 14#

T. P. A. PLANS FUNJESTIVAL Report of Member Drive to Be Made at Meeting. Post B, Travelers Protective Association, will hold a combination business session and fun festival starting at 6 p. m. Saturday at the clubhouse. Tenth and Pennsylvania Sts. * Clyde R. Heffner, entertainment committee chairman, has charge of the basket dinner opening the program. Charles M. Zink, secretary of the Indiana division of the T. P. A., who has been supervising the State jaiembership campaign in honor of National President J. E. McKeow,p, will return to Indianapolis Saturday morning and make a report of the campaign’s progress after the dinner. Dancing and cards will follow business meeting. Members and their wives may invite guests who are eligible to membership in the T. P. A. All planning to attend are asked to notify the clubhouse, Lin, 5292, not later than 10 a. m. Saturday. WEINER ROAST PLANNED Shrine No, 6 to Frolic Saturday Northeast of City. Indianapolis Shrine, "No. 6, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will give a weiner roast Saturday night at Day’s farm. Miss Retta M. Holsey, publicity 1 chairman, directs motorists to follow State Rd. 31 through Broad Ripple. At the first cross road turn right and follow markers. Initiation Planned Bn Times Special MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Oct., 28. Haymakers s lodge will initiate a large class of candidates Friday night. Officials from Martinsville and Seminole will attend.

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Lodge News Secretaries of lodges and fraternal organizations are asked to send to The Times Fraternal Editor advance notices of meetings and accounts Qf other lodge activities. These noticies should be mailed in time to reach The Times not later than Wednesday afternoon. However, in case of late events, 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 23.

VETERANS ENTERTAINED Auxiliary Plays ,Host to Camp of Spanish War Veterans. Harold C. McGrew auxiliary, No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans, entertained comrades of MeGrew camp Monday night at the hall, 116 E. Maryland St. A short program was given by Mrs. Cora Virginia Clapp and Abner Hood. Maj. David I. McCormick, superintendent of the Indiana Battle Flag® commission, was a guest of honor. He gave a short talk on care of flags. Mrs. Pearl I. Krause, president, presided. EASTERN STAR TO MEET Golden Rule Chapter to Initiate at Temple Tonight Golden Rule Chapter No. 413, Order Eastern Star, will hold a meeting and initiation at 8 tonight at the'Masonic Temple, North and Illinois St. Mrs. Alta M. Bebee is worthy matron and Mrs. M. E. Darling is secretary. Elks to Eat Fish By Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Oct. 28. Local Elks will open their winter’s activities with a fish dinner tonight at the club house.

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PARTIES HELD FOR WOODMEN Marion Camps Have Busy Social Week. Marion County camps of Modern Woodmen of America have had a well filled social program this week. Fortville camp held an entertainment and dance Monday night. The Royal Neighbors of that city entertained with a basket dinner. Frank Klepfer, special deputy, was in charge assisted by Cley Wiley, clerk, and Ralph White. Marion Camp No. 3558 entertained Tuesday night at the Woodmen hall. 322 E. New York St William Royse sang, and the drill team sang and gave a dialogue. George E. Hopkins, State deputy, spoke on "Fraternity and Social Activities.” Maple Camp No. 5563 entertained members and friends with the "Joy Tepters” ministrels under direction of David Killian at the hall, Thursday night. Capitol City camp degree team gave a luncheon for team members Wednesday night at 116 E. Maryland St. Degree work was planned following the luncheon. Danville camp is staging a campaign for new members following the initiation of eleven candidates Thursday night. District deputy M. T. Wright had charge. DE MOLAYS TO SERVICE Body Will Attend Memorial In Muiat Theater Sunday. Indianapolis chapter, Older of De Molay, has been invited by Monarch Lawrence W. Drapier to attend the Sahara Grotto memorial services Sunday in the Murat Theater. The fraternity will attend in a body. The drill corps will be in charge of Captain William Graybell. A meeting of the drill corps will be held Wednesday night in juvenile courtroom at the courthouse.

SHRINES BALL ON HALLOWEEN TO BEMASKED Grand March to Start in Egyptian Room of Masonic Temple. Nobles of the . Mystic Shrine, Murat Temple, are planning a mas--querade ball, said to be the most pretentious social event ever held in the temple for Halloween Monday night. Granville Richey is chairman and Garland Stewart is vice-chairman. The masquerade ball will be free to Shriners and their women guests. “This event is not for the families of members,’’ said Richey. No unmasked dancers will be allowed on the floor at the outset. One of the evening’s features will be the mystic maze which is guaranteed to give the Shriner and the “Shrineresscs” a thrill. Guests will undergo a close scrutiny as they pass through the tunnel a mile long. An entertainment program will be held in the social rooms preceeding the grand ball in the Egyptian room at 9:30 p. m. Favors will be awarded men and women having the jmost original, most handsome and "most comic costumes. Elaborate decorations are planned for the Murat mosque. MASONS TO GIVE PLAY No 23 Will Present “A Hoodoo Coon” Tonight. "A Hoodoo Coon” will be given by the Mutual Benefit Association of the Center Lodge No. 23, F. & A. M., at 8 tonight at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts. The csst includes Whiter Harris, Charles B. Stokes, Oakley O. Lowe, Richard Smith, Donald Prather, Miss Vivian Cushing, yfiss Gertrude Hoffman. Miss Edith Carey and Miss Helen Hausner. YEOMEN SPONSOR BALL Brotherhood to Hold Mask Affair Saturday at Moose Hal!. Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold a mask ball at 9 p. m. Saturday at Moose hall, 135 N. Delaware St., for benefit of the city of Childhood drum corps. Mrs. L. M. Karnish is in charge.

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Photograph shows officers of the State chapter of Red Men elected Wednesday. Front row, left to right:—Otis House of Shelbyville, Great Prophet; R. B. Whitton of Knightstown. Great Senior Sagamore; Albert H. Hausman of Indianapolis, Great Sachem; Arch H. Hobbs of

HIVE AND TENT PLAN FOR HALLOWEEN FETE "Spook” Decorations Will Add to Fun of Party. Hoosier Capitol Tent, No. 20, and Indiana Hive, No. 206, Maccabees, will give a Halloween party tonight for members and their friends and families at Modern Woodman Hall, 322 E. New York St. Decorations are to be carried out in “spook” style, with cornshoclts and pumpkins. Dancing and games are to be features. Following the grand march at 9 o’clock, judges will choose the best caricature, the best costume, and the best dancers. Judges are Dr. E. A. Alvis, William Hoy and J. O. Lewis. Refreshments will be served. Committee in charge includes Dr. and Mrs. Kesler E. Truelove, chairmen of the Tent and the Hive; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burket, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wencke, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Palmer and Miss Bertha Brinkley. Insurance Union Holds Dance American Insurance Union will hold a dance at 8:30 tonight at Moose hall, 135 N. Delaware St. Decorations will be in Halloween colors. H. P. Kessler is chairman.

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Postponed Federated Patriotic society spelling bee and box luncheon, scheduled for tonight at Ft. Friendly. 512 N. Illinois St., has been "cstponed because of the deaLi of Miss Madge Bilyeu’s mother, Mrs. Francis Jersey St., who fell from a second story window of her home Thursday afternoon. Miss Bilyeau’s mother, Mrs. Francis M. Bilyeu, is president of the society.

W. R. C. TO HOLD PARLEY \ Convention of Corps Scheduled for Nov. 4. Woman’s Relief Corps, Ninth District. will hold a convention Nov. 4 at Fort Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. [ Mrs. Joseph R. Gordon, W. R. C., No. 43, will give a card party Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Florence Nickels, 822 W. Twenty-Eighth St. Grotto to Entertain Bil Times Special CLINTON. Oct. 28—Local Grotto prophets will be guests of the Kerman Grotto, Terre Haute, at a dinner at 6 p. m.. Tuesday.

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PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE CHIEFS TO MEET HERE General Conference Called From 60 State Cities for Tonight. Grand lodge of Indiana. Knights of Pythias, will hold a general conference of subordinate officers from sixty Indiana cities at 6:15 p. m. today in the Lincoln. More than 160 officers will attend the conference, which is to determine the policy of the lodge along promotional and development lines for the ensuing grand lodge year. Thirteen sessions will be he J d in other cities until No. 21. More than 1.400 officers of Indiana lodges will take part in the conferences. The next meetings will be held in Bedford, Oct. 31; Evansville, Nov. 1; Terre Haute, Nov. 3; Gary. Nov. 7; Elkhart, Nov. 8: Fort Wayne. Nov. 9; Peru, Nov. 10; Muncie. Nov. 14; Connersville, Nov. 15; Jeffersonville, Nov. 16; North Vernon, Nov. 17; and Lafayette, Nov. 21. New Grand Chancellor Dolph E. Farr, Edinburg, will be the principal speaker in outlining his plans. Edinburg knights held a reception in honor of Farr Wednesday night. Among Indianapolis members on the program were Carl Mitchell, grand keeper of records and seals; Harry Wade, president of the Insurance department; and Bruce Parcels, district deputy. f William B. Gray, Covington, Ind., was installed this week as superintendent of the new $350,000 Pythian home, Just completed and opened at T *1 ayaita. Bureau of Relief gave a card party Wednesday night at Castle hall, 230 E. Ohio St., to raise funds to furnish a room in the new home. Harry South, secretary of the Bureau, had charge. ‘VETS’ TO HONOR HEAD Comraander-in-Chief Will Be Banquet Guest. Department of Indiana. Veterans of Foreign Wars, arc planning a banquet in honor of Frank Strayer, commander-in-chief, only Indiana veteran ever elected to this high post. A meeting has been called for Monday night. .

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