Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1933 — Page 6

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NATIONAL HEAD OF RED MEN TO BE GUEST HERE Class of 100 Candidates Will Be Initiated in Honor of Wachter. The Red Men and Pocahontas of Indiana will entertain Worthington p. Wachter of Hagerstown. Md., great incohonee, at a two-day session Friday and Saturday A formal dinner wil be given in his honor by t’ne Pocahontas at 6 Friday in the Columbia Club. State officers of Red Men and the Pocahontas have been invited. Following the dinner Wachter will be escorted to the wigwam at Capitol avenue and North streets, where degree work will be a feature of the entertainment. The class to be initiated will be known as the “great incohonee” class, and great chiefs of the great council of Indiana, Degree of Pocahontas, will act as team officers. 100 Candidates Expected The cast will include Lucy Cuskaden of St. Paul, great Pocahontas, Lizzie Brownlee of Terre Haute, great Winona; Nellie Jeffries of South great Minnehaha; Louise Hale of Indianapolis, and L. Cherry Ross of New Palestine. One hundred candidates are expected for the class. Following the degree work, Wachter will speak. Saturday, great chiefs of the Red Men will escort Wachter to Con- j nersville where, as the guest of the j Red Men, he will inspect a proposed | site for a home for the aged mem- j bers of the order. He will return to Indianapolis in j the afternoon. A 6 p. m. dinner, to \ which 400 invitations have been issued. The dinner will be in charge of; Winamac ocuncil, degree of Poca- | hontas, and will be held in the wig-! warn at Twenty-ninth and Clifton j streets. Breedlove Is Chairman Following the dinner, a large class I of candidates will be adopted into ! the order by the degree team of j Comanche tribe, No. 128, of this city.' Bon Breedlove, deputy great sachem, ! will be in charge. After the degree work is completed, the meeting will be open to the public, and Wachter will deliver his principal address. Committees have been at work several months in making arrangements for the meetings. Breedlove is chairman of the committee on arrangements and has been assisted by E. C. Scabrook of New Albany, great sachem; Arch H. Hobbs, great chief of records, of Indianapolis; Houston J. Patterson, of Indianapolis, great junior saga- ] more; Thomas Jenkins, Ben Bran- j son, F. E. Mabee. H. F. Alkire, A. H. j Hausman, and O. W Coxen, deputy great sachems On Sunday, Wachter will inspect another proposed site for a home for aged members at Warsaw All great chiefs of Indiana have been invited to attend a dinner at the Edgewater hotel at Winona Lake. YOUNG MEN'S CLUB TO SPONSOR BENEFIT Card Party Set for Thursday Night at Our Lady of Lourdes Hall, The Young Men’s club of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church is sponsoring a benefit card party to be held Thursday night at 8:30 in the church hall, 5317 East Washington street. Euchre, bridge, five hundred and bunco will be played. Proceeds will be used to defray expenses of the club’s baseball team, playing in the Indianapolis Catholic loop. t Claude Sifferlin is general chairman of the party and will be assisted by Ray Thompson and Mark Kestler. Clarence E. Mobley is the I newly elected president of the or- | ganization. ROYAL ARCH GROUP WILL MEET TONIGHT County Association to Hold Second of Series of Sessions. The second of a series of meetings ! arranged by the Marion County Roval Arch Chapter Association will be held tonight by Prather chapter. No. 157, Royal Arch Masons, in the Prather Masonic temple. Forty-second street and College avenue. The royal arch degree will be conferred on two candidates, one each from Prather chapter and Greenwood, at the meeting. Kagl V. Ammerman, high priest of Prather chapter, will preside over the first section of tlie meeting A dinner to be served at 6:30 will precede the degree work, and Ed Jackson, former Governor. will speak. REHEARSE FOR SHOW Daughters of Isabella to Present Minstrel on Sunday. Rehearsals for the second annua) minstrel show and entertainment sponsored by the Daughters of Isabella of this city, to be presented Sunday afternoon and night. May 7. in the Cathedral auditorium, are being held. Mrs. Charles B. Lines is general chairmen on arrangements for the performance and is directing the rehearsals. Miss Mary Ryan is in charge of tickets. Advertising is being directed by Miss Stella Haugh LODGE TO BE HOST English Odd Fellows to Entertain District Meeting Saturday. English lodge. No. 596. I. XD. O. F„ will be host to Odd Fellow lodges in the Twenty-fifth district, composed of Spencer, Pern-, Crawford and Orange counties at a district meeting Saturday in English. Purpose of the meeting will be to organize anew district and to elect officers and a district deputy president. George P. Bornwasser of Indianapolis, grand secretary, will speak. Special Meeting Called The department council of tire Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O F., will hold a special meeting at 8 Monday night, May 1, at Elwood. Brigadier General Elmo Gustin, of Elwood, will be in charge.

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LODGE NAMES STATE LEADERS Royal Neighbors Elect City Woman as Oracle of Organization. During the annual meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America, at the Denison here Wednesday, Mrs. Cora Jackson of Indianapolis was elected state oracle, to succeed Mrs. Ethel Snider of Frankfort. Mrs. Carrie Martin of Crawfordsville was elected recorder-receiver m the only other elective office. Othei officers are appointive. Delegates named to attend the supreme camp meeting of the order to be held in June included: Mrs. Mary Fisher, East Chicago; Mrs. Lu Dell Jaggers, Plymouth; Mrs. Florence Emmons, Elkhart; Mrs. Hazel Shaw, Ridgeville; Mrs. Irma Klinger, Indianapolis; Mrs. Georgia Wallace, Terre Haute; Mrs. Lizzie McClain, Kentland; Mrs. Mabel Hunsucker, Fayetteville; Mrs. Susan Story, Sullivan, and Mrs. Hester Pinkstaff, Vincennes. During the session fancy drills were given by teams from Crawfordsville, Ft. Wayne and Anderson, and memorial services were given for Mrs. Icye D. Schaffer, former state supervisor, and othei members who died last year. Terre Haute was selected as the convention city for 1937. Mrs. Snider presided and Mrs. Fannie B. Volz of Indianapolis, past state oracle, delivered the address of welcome. Mrs. Bessie Hayden of Lowell, national auditor, responded.

SERVICE POST TO BE MEETING HOST Eleventh, Twelfth District Legion Men to Be Guests. Service post, No. 128, American Legion, will entertain the Eleventh and Twelfth district posts and auxiliaries Wednesday night ‘at Oaklandon. ■ The program will open with a banquet at 7:30. with dinner-music by Welchel’s guitar band of Fortville. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Lenore Bussell. Greenfield. District business meetings will be in charge of Mrs. Iva Thompson of Summittville. Presentation of the post's own “Seven-Eleven” minstrel show, will feature the program. Members of the cast include: Dr. Russell A. Showalter. Harvey J. Day, Lawrence V. Kinder and Leigh Fischer, end men: Raymond D. Kramer. interlocutor, and Herbert C. Wadsworth, Maurice Gillespie. Earl Hausafus. Jesse S. Combs. Harold V. Johnson, Dr. Harold M. Jones, R. O. McCord and Paul Sample, chorus. LODGE DANCE PLANNED Masons and Friends to Be Guests of Brookside Group. Brookside lodge No. 720. F. A. M . will give a "Spring Go Round” dance Saturday night in the hall, Gray and East Tenth streets, for Master Masons and friends. The entertainment committee is composed of Huston H. Meyers, Frank Wegener and Manuel H. Robinson. Circle dancing and refreshments will be included in the program.

Prather Masonic Lodge to Hold Instruction Session

Chaplain to Read, Interpret Ancient Code at Meeting Tuesday Night. The Rev. E. G. Homrighausen. pastor ot the Carrollton Avenue Reformed church, will read and interj pret the ancient charges of masonry at a lodge for instruction of Calvin j W. Prather lodge. No. 717, F. and IA. M., at 7:30 Tuesday night. The

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Pictured above are leaders in a two-day session of the Improved Order of Red Men, and Degree of Pocahontas, to be held in Indianapolis Friday and Saturday.

MELTERS WILL CONFERDEGREE Six Ben-Hur Courts to Send Delegates to Meeting Here. Delegates from six courts of the Ben-Hur Life Association have been invited to attend a meeting of Arries Court, No. 5, at the hall, 322 East New York street, Wednesday night at 6. The melters degree will be conferred. Courts from Marion, Kokomo, Crawfordsville, Terre Haute, Muncie and Richmond will be represented. The dinner will be for members of the order and will be prepared by local women members. Mrs. Gladys Mills is chairman of the committee on arrangements for the banquet, and will have charge of the dinner. Mrs. Hazel B. Baker is chairman of the serving committee. Initiatory services will start at 8. and the melters degree, fun degree of the Ben Hur, given annually at each of the larger Ben-Bur courts throughout Indiana, will be conferred on approximately fifty members. The work will be given by the state melters degree team. A small charge will be made for the dinner. Funds will be used to help defray the expense of transporting the local court’s drill team to the annual Ben-Hur State Congress in Elkhart, May 19 to 21. MASONIC MINSTREL REHEARSALS HELD Show to Be Given Friday and Saturday Nights. Final rehearsal for the Masonic minstrel show to be presented by Monument lodge, No. 657, F. and A. M„ Friday and Saturday nights at 8:15 in the Masonic Temple. North and Illinois streets, will be held Thursday night in the Murat. Proceeds of the show will be turned over to the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin. Approximately 100 persons will participate in the show. Rehearsals have been in progress since the first of the year under the direction of Eph Levin, past master of Monument ledge. Following the final performance Saturday night, a ball will be given in the Egyptian Ballroom of the temple, for members of the cast and those attending either of the performances.

Dishwashers Ben-Hur Men Volunteer to Take Over Task After Dinner.

WHO'S going to wash the dishes? That dreaded question which always arises before or after a banquet appeared before members of Arries Court, No. 5, Ben-Hur Life Association, at a recent meeting. They w r ere discussing plans for a dinner to be given in the hall, 322 East New York street, preceding the conferring of the melters degree, fun degree of the order, on a group of candidates, Wednesday night. J. W. Patterson, chief of fche court, said that "if the women atre good enough to prepare and serve the meal, as they have volunteered. I'll take it upon myself to wash the dishes alone, if necessary.” Ciifford Pittsman. keeper of the outer gate, not to be outdone by his chief, then volunteered his services and completed the twoman dish-washing committee. REHEARSAL IS "SLATED Center Masonic Lodge Will Convene Tonight at Temple. Center lodge, No. 23, Free and Accepted Masons, will hold a craft rehearsal tonight at 7:30 in the Mascmc temple, North and Illinois street. On Wednesday night at 6 the lodge will confer the Master Mason degree on candidates at a meeting in the temple.

meeting will be in Prather Masonic temple. Forty-second street and College avenue. John S. Buck, junior warden of the lodge, and Hubert L. Wann, ! senior steward w ill be other speakers on the program. Mr. Homrighausen is chaplain of the lodge. W Kenneth Shirley, baritone, will sing. All Master Masons are invited to ! attend the instruction meeting, |' inch is the first of a series of its ; kind to be held throughout the year i by Prather lodge.

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STATE FARLEY PLANSMAPPED Annual State Meeting of Knights Templars to Be Held Here. The seventy-ninth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Indiana, Knights Templar, will be held in Indianapolis, May 10 and 11, according to an announcement made by John T. Boyd, Vincennes, grand commander. The general orders governing the session have been sent out by the grand secretary, William H. Swintz, and a full representation of the ;ocal commanderies throughout the* state is being provided for. The presence of drill teams and other organizations, however, will be omitted. The first business of the session will be the meetings of the commandery committees, regularly assigned, Wednesday afternoon, May 10, in the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois streets. Reports will be prepared for the opeing of the annual conclave w hich will come Thursday morning. At this time, the business in hand will be transacted and the election of officers will follow’. There will be a party Thursday night in the Masonic temple, for grand commandery officers and their ladies, distinguished national guests, delegates and ladies, with dancing and other entertainment, provided under the auspices of Raper and De Molay commanderies of Indianapolis.

500 WOODMEN TO BE C. M. B, GUESTS M. W. A. Members in County to Pay Visit Sunday. Approximately 500 delegates of the Modern Woodmen of America in Marion and surrounding counties are expected to attend the annual visit of the order to the Christian Men Builder's class of the Third Christian church. Seventeenth street and Broadway, Sunday. Members of the order will assemble Sunday morning at 8:45 at Sixteenth street and Park avenue, and will march in a body to the basement of the church, where a section will be reserved for them. J. D. Volz, national director, and George E. Hopkins, state deputy, will be in the group. David Killion is chairman of the committee making arrangements for the visit and is assisted by William B. Conner and J. Raymond Trout. Merle Sidener. regular teacher of the C. M. 8., will talk that morning on "Fraternal Responsibilities.” TRIBE TO CELEBRATE (Shelbyvllle Red Men to Observe Anniversary of Lodge. Kiowa tribe. No. 199, Improved Order of Red Men, will celebrate its thirty-eighth anniversary Wednesday night in the wigwam at Shelbyville. Frank Breeding, past great sacham, will be in charge and Arch H. Hobbs, great chief of records; Houston J. Patterson, great junior sagamore, and Otis House, past great sachem, will speak.

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TENTH DISTRICT PYTHIANS WILL HOLD SESSION Members of Four Counties to Attend Meeting at Rushville Tonight. Pythian lodges in the tenth district will meet tonight with Ivy Lodge, No. 27. K. of P., at Rushville. O. C. McNew, Knightstown, | district deputy will be in charge. Harvey Walker, Montpelier, grand inner guard of the Indiana grand lodge, K. of P., and members from Henry, Hancock and Rush counties will attend. Lodges in the ■ fourth district, i composed of Lake and Porter coun- ! ties, will also hold a district meeting tonight, meeting with Hammond lodge, No. 210, af Hammond. L. E. Gardner, Hammond, district deputy, will be in charge, and Edwin R. Thomas, grand chancellor, and O. W. Todd, grand master-at-arms will attend. On Tuesday night, lodges in the ninth district, composed of Delaware, Madison and Blackford counties, will meet with Alexandria lodge, No. 335, at Alexandria. Virgil Rogers, Montpelier, will be in charge, and Walker will attend. Grand Officers to Attend Lodges in the twenty-sixth district, composed of Jay and Randolph counties, will meet Wednesday night with Winchester lodge, No. 91, at Winchester. Harley Spencer, Lynn, district deputy, will be in charge and Walker will attend. Lodges in the sixteenth and eighteenth districts, composed of counties in the southeastern part of the state, will meet Thursday night at Greensburg, with Greensburg lodge, No. 148, for a district meeting. H. P. Root, Ledds, district deputy of the sixteenth district, and George W. Ruth, Lawrenceburg, district deputy of the eighteenth district, will be in charge. Grand officers, who will attend the meeting, include Thomas, Harry G. Sullivan, Vevay, grand vice-chan-cellor, and Carl R. Mitchell, Indianapolis, keeper of records and seal. Ritualistic Work Slated Lodges in the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth districts, composed of Scott, Washington, Clark, Floyd, Harrison and Crawford counties, will meet Friday night with Hope lodge, No. 13, at Jeffersonville, for a district meeting. Roy Stoner, Sellersburg, district deputy of the Twenty-third district, and W. H. Winter, Corydon, district deputy of the Twenty-fourth district, will be in charge. Grand officers, to be present, include Thomas, Mitchell and R. R. Tash, Salem, grand prelate. Ritualistic work, business sessions and entertainment are scheduled for each meeting. OFFICERS WILL MEET i K. of' P. Chiefs to Convene Wednesday Night at Center Lodge Hall. Officers and directors of the Knights of Pythias Association of Marion county will meet Wednesday night with Center lodge, No. 216, in the hall, 119 East Ohio-street, to discuss final plans for the K. of P. ceremonial to be held here May 12. The meeting is scheduled as one of a series of interlodge visits planned by the Pythian Crusadeiv, and Center lodge will be host that night to Arbor Vitae lodge, No. 316, and Nineteenth Century lodge, No. 470. Red Men to Give Party The ways and means committee of Wichita tribe, No. 139, Improved Order of Red Men, wall give a card party in the hall, 2308 V 2 West Michigan street, Wednesday night. Prizes will be given for each table.

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Queen Esther to Give Grand Chapter Pageant

‘Heroines of Our Order’ to Be Given at 0. E. S. Convention. “The Heroines of Our Order.” a five-act Biblical pageant, arranged by Mrs. J. McDonald Young, will be presented by members of Queen Esther chapter, Np. 3, O. E. S., at 8 Wednesday night at the Murat theater at the annual session of the grand chapter. Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Young will appear in the cast as “Naomi.” Other members of the cast include: Miss Kathryn Kiefer, Mrs. Hazel Madinger, Mrs. Stella VanArsdall. Mrs. Daisy Schuman, Mrs. Rea Electa, Edward Koehler, Eli Thompson. Oliver Wald, Clarence Jackson and J. McDonald Young. Minor roles will be played by Mrs. Louise Sharp, Mrs. Irene Tucker. Mrs. Zilia Bennett, Mrs. Ethel Gage. Miss Helen Von Wilier. Mrs. Oma Reynolds, Mrs. Edna Fancher, Mrs. Mary Penrod, Mrs. Emma Davidson, Mrs. Ruth Tirey. Mrs. Grace Roeder, Mrs. Mary Betz, Mrs. Flossie Jackson, Mrs. Sarah Baker, Mrs. Agnes Singer, Mrs. Mabel Prosch, Mrs. Lucille Hartman, Mrs. Goldie Smith, Edward Madinger, Edward Poppie, J. C. Reynolds, Charles Davidson, Clarence Kittie, John W. Carlisle, William L. Tillson. Vocal numbers will be given by Mrs. Edith Taylor, Mrs. Marah

0. E. S. Grand Chapter to Meet Here Wednesday

Fifty-Ninth Annual State Session to Be Held at Murat Temple. The fifty-ninth annual session of the Indiana Grand chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will open at 10 Wednesday in the Murat temple for a two-day session. Miss Mabel Carithers of Princeton, worthy grand matron, will be in charge. Albert Phillips of Hobart, worthy grand patron, will assist Miss Carithers and Mrs. Rose Malcolm, Indianapolis, will Vie in the station of associate matron. Chairmen of the standing committees will handle business affairs. They are: Joseph R. Harrison, past worthy grand patron of Columbia City,

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trustees’ committee; Joseph E. Brown, Crown Point, committee on appeals and grievances; Mrs. Georgia Bardsley, Shelburn, past worthy grand matron, charters and dispensations committee, and John B. Hessong, Indianapolis, past worthy grand patron, education fund. Will Arnett, Indianapolis, past worthy grand patron, housing committee; Mrs. Hilda Russell, Gary international temple fund; Mrs. Daisy Crist, Crawfordsville, past worthy grand matron, fraternal correspondence. Mrs. Blanche Regett, Indianapolis, grand secretary, home board representative; Earl Foxworthy, Indianapolis, Nettie Ransford memorial fund, and Harry Keller, La Porte, audit and inventory committee.

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FOUR DISTRICT MEETINGS SET BY REBEKAKS Edwardsport. Mt. Aetna, Petersburg and Austin to Entertain Sessions. Four district meetings have been scheduled by the Rebekah's for this week, and Mrs. Mary S. Wilson of New Albany, warden of the Rebekah assembly of Indiana, will offer a school of instruction at three of them. Mrs. Revah Pressler of Crown Point, president of the assembly, will instruct at the fourth meeting. Esther Rebekah lodge. No. 461. will be hostess Monday night to lodges in the twenty-sixth district, composed of Daviess and Knox counties, at a meeting in Edwardsport. Mrs. Cecelia Monical of Washington, district deputy president, will preside and Mrs. Wilson will instruct. Tuesday night, lodges in the tenth district, composed of Gibson. Posey and Pike counties, will meet with Evening Star Rebekah lodge. No. 202. at Petersburg. Mrs. Zenith Blackburn of Mt. Vernon, district deputy president, will preside, and Mrs. Wilson will give the school of instruction. Lodges in the Eighth district, composed of Clarke, Floyd. Scott, Washington. Crawford and Harrison counties, will meet Wednesday night with Ida Rebekah lodge. No. 333. at Austin. Mrs. Emma Reich of Charlestown, district deputy president, will preside and Mrs. Wilson will instruct. Mt. Olive Rebekah lodge, No. 421, will be hostess to lodges in the Twenty-second district composed of Allen and Whitley counties, at a meeting Saturday at Mt. Aetna. Mrs. Margaret Stotle of Ft. Wayne, district deputy president, will preside, and Mrs. Pressler will hold a school of instruction. SEC RETARIES TO DIN E State O. E. S. Group to Elect Officers Wednesday Night. Members of the State Secretary Association, Order of Eastern Star, will hold their annual banquet and election of officers Wednesday night at 6:30 in the Severin. Miss Katherine Hawk, president, will preside. Mrs. Lola R. Keenan, is chairman of the committee on arrangements for the banquet. Mrs. Sarah Baker is chairman of the reception committee, and Mrs. Katherine Richardson has charge cl reservations.