Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 304, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1933 — Page 5

MAY 1, 1933.

PYTHIAN LODGES WILL HOLD NINE STATE RALLIES Grand Lodge Officers to Attend Sessions of Indiana Divisions. Nine district meetings have been scheduled by Knights of Pythias lodges throughout Indiana for this week, and one or more grand lodge officers are expected at each session. Shield lodge, No. 71, will entertain lodges in the Eleventh district; composed of Boone, Clinton, Tipton and Hamilton counties, at a meeting in Frankfort, tonight. Owen E. Curry, Thorntown, district deputy, will be in charge of the meeting, and Carl R. Mitchell, Indianapolis, grand keeper of records and seal, will speak. The rank of page will be conferred on a large class of candidates. Lodges in the Twenty-first district, composed of Greene, Davies, Knox and Sullivan counties, will be entertained tonight at Linton by Metropolitan lodge No. 193. J. A. Colbert, Washington, district deputy, will be in charge, assisted by Walter V. McCullough, Washington, grand outer guard. Third District to Meet Washington lodge, No. 94, at Michigan City, will be host to lodges in the Third district, composed of Elkhart, St. Joseph and LaPorte counties at a meeting tonight. William G. Matthews, LaPorte, district deputy, will be in charge, assisted by Joe W. Todd, Hammond, grand master at arms. At a meeting tonight, Hagerstown lodge, No. 198, will be host to lodges in the Seventeenth district, composed of Fayette, Franklin, Union, and Wayne counties. John P. Harry, Hagerstown, district deputy, and Harry C. Sullivan, Vevav, grand vice-chancellor, will be in charge. On Tuesday night, lodges in the Fifth district, composed of Jasper, Newton, Pulaski and White counties, will be entertained by Rensselaer lodge. No. 82. Dr. C. E. Linton, Medaryville, district deputy, and Todd, will be in charge. Seymour Deputy in Charge At another meeting Tuesday night, Brownstown lodge, No. 60. will be host to lodges in the Nineteenth i district, composed of Jennings, j Jackson, Bartholomew, and Brown , cniint inc

counties. T. R. Carter, Seymour, district deputy, will be in charge, assisted by R. R. Tash, Salem, grand prelate. On Wednesday night, lodges of the Twenty-second district, composed of Orange, Lawrence, and Martin counties, will be entertained by Pluto lodge No. 509, at French Lick. Lloyd Pleasant, Orleans, district deputy, will be in charge, assisted by McCullough. Ritualistic work will be conferred on candidates. At another Wednesday night meeting, lodges of the Fourteenth district, composed of Hendricks, Putnam and Montgomery counties, will be entertained by Lizton lodge, No. 342. at Lizton. The meeting will be in charge of William F. Compton, Russellville, district deputy. Rank to Re Conferred Members of the reorganized Hendrick's-Putnam County Pythian Association will also be present, and will hold its first meeting. H. W. Adams, Brown.sburg, is president of the reorganized association and R. B. Myers, Lizton, is secretary. The rank of knight will be conferred on a class of candidates by the degree team of Brownsburg lodge. No. 377. Mitchell will speak, following the ritualistic work. Last of the week’s meetings will be held Thursday at Corydon, and Corydon lodge No. 79 will be host to lodges in the twenty-fourth district, composed of Floyd. Harrison and Crawford counties. W. H. Winter. Corydon. district deputy, assisted by Tash. will be in charge. PYTHIAN SISTERS NAME CITY WOMAN LEADER Mrs. Lorena Asher Is Elected President of Association. Mrs. Lorena Asher, Indianapolis, was elected president of the Marion and Hendricks County Pythian Sisters Association at a recent meeting. Others elected were Mrs. Nellie Mullin, Indianapolis, first vice- j president: Mrs. Nettie Parker, Danville, second vice-president; Mrs.! Maud Stevens. Indianapolis, secre- ! tary, and Mrs. Florence Webb,! Brownsburg, treasurer. Mrs. Asher appointed Miss Stella Stapp manager and Mrs. Jessie Tra-1 vis press correspondent. ELKS' LODGE TO HOLD MAY DANCE SATURDAY Annual Affair Will Be Held in Ballroom at Antlers. The Indianapolis lodge of Elks will hold its annual May day dance, Saturday night in the Antlers ballroom. Music will be given by Jack Tilson’s orchestra. Members of the entertainment committee which will be in charge include: Dr. O. O. Carter, chairman; F. W. Spooner. Fred B. McNeely. Joseph Freihage Jr„ Seymour Mazur, Herman Schmitt and R. F. Glick. William J. Fahey is exalted ruler of the lodge. dinner to be given Women’s Drill Team to Entertain at Card Party Tuesday. The women’s drill team of Capital City Circle of the Protected Home Circle will give p dinner, followed by a card party, at the Food j Craft shop, Century building, Tues- j day night at 6:30. Mrs. J. Draeger is chairman of i the committee in charge of ar- ' rangenients. Others on the com- j mittee include Mrs. Tressie Browherd. Mrs. E. Doyle and Mrs. W.; James. State Assembly Tonight Prather council, No. 100, Royal and Select Masters, will hold a stated assembly tonight at 8:30 ini the Prather Masonic temple, Forty- | second street and College avenue, j Cards will follow.

Mrs. Rose Malcolm Is Elected Head of O. E. S. Grand Chapter

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Two-Day Session Held by State Group in City Last Week. Mrs. Rose Malcolm, Indianapolis, was selected worthy grand matron of the Indiana grand chapter, O. E. S., at a two-day session of the grand chapter in Indianapolis last week. Other officers elected were: Alphonso C. Wood, Angola, worthy grand patron; Mrs. Hazel Thompson Coats, Veedersburg, associate grand matron; Harry E. Emmons, Indian-

! apolis, associate grand patron; Mrs. Blanche Regett, Clarks Hill, grand secretary; Mrs. Mamie Conrad, Warsaw, grand treasurer; Mrs. Josephine Brown, Rushville, grand conductress, and Mrs. Mary Frances Price, Vincennes, associate grand conductress. Mrs. Margaret Westenbarger, past matron of Bridgeport chapter, was selected as district deputy for Marion county. Mrs. Malcolm has appointed: Frank Moore, Owensville, grand chaplain; Delph McKesson, Plymouth, grand marshal; Mrs. Ruth Mayer, Covington, grand organist; Mrs. Marguerite Fisher, Nabb, grand Adah; Mrs. Vivian Shoff, Gary,grand Ruth. Mrs. Orpha Park, Lebanon, grand Esther; Mrs. Bernice Gridley, West Lafayette, grand Martha; Mrs. Zema Tuttle. Pleasant Lake, grand Electa; Mrs. Josephine Morrison, ShelbyJ ville, grand warder, and H. C. Har- | desty, Newcastle, grand sentinel. First official visit of Mrs. Malcolm ! will be made tonight at Irvington i chapter. Thursday night she will be | the official guest of Prospect chapter.

Elks’ Chief Will Speak at Terre Haute Meeting

Grand Exalted Ruler to Talk at South Central State Parley. Floyd E. Thompson. Chicago, grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, will be the principal speaker at a two-day meeting of the Indiana I Elks South Central Association, i Saturday and Sunday at Terre Haute. Delegates from lodges throughout ! central Indiana are expected to attend. Joseph L. Clark, Indianapolis, president of the association, will preside. The convention will open at noon Saturday and will close at 4 Sunday afternoon. Ritualistic work will be conferred by the degree team of Elks lodge. No. 86. Terre Haute, which will act j as host. 0. E. S. CHAPTER TO HOLD OEUEBRATION Corinthian Will Observe 12th Anniversary. Corinthian chapter. No. 456. Order of Eastern Star, wiP celebrate the : twelfth anniversary Wednesday I night at 8. with a birthday party in the Masonic temple, 2515 West Washington street. Past matrons and past patrons of the chapter will be honored at the meeting. Past matrons are: Mrs. Winifred Dunn. Mrs. Merle Kester, Mrs. Jessie Tracey, Mrs. Lillie Nelson. Mrs. Blanche Regers. Mrs. Ida Meister, Mrs. Kathryn Riddell, Mrs. Edna Johnson, Mrs. Georgia Manville and Mrs. Hattie Jones. Past patrons include Roscoe Conkle. John E. Dean. Thomas Rogers and Clarence Johnson. Mrs. Lulu McDonald and John McMullen are the present worthy matron and patron, respectively. Degrees will be conferred on two candidates. Club to Hold Luncheon Members of the A. W. T. club of the Degree of Pocahontas in Indianapolis. will be entertained with a covered dish luncheon, Thursday noon by Mrs. Daisy Simpson. 1234 Congress avenue. A short 4 business session will follow.

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Three Meetings to Be Held This Week by Red Men

Logrollers Modern Woodmen Will Hold Annual State Contest July 4.

ANNOUNCEMENT has been made that the annual state logrolling contest of the Modern Woodmen of American will be held July 4. at Turkey Run state park. Drill contests also will be held that day, and S9OO in cash prizes will be given to the best men and women teams in the state. Colonel S. G. Fitch, Kokomo, will be in charge of the program. DEGREE WORK IS SLATED Mystic Tie Lodge to Hold Ceremony Late Today Mystic Tie lodge, No. 398, F. & A. M„ will confer the Master Mason degree on three candidates at a meeting at 4:30 today in the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois streets. A dinner will be served at 6:15. Reception committee will be composed of Herbert S. King, Earl W. Kiger and Charles A. Tevebaugh.

OPEN HOUSE IS SET Englewood Fraternities Social Club to Entertain Thursday Night. The Englewood Fraternities Social Club will hold an open house meeting Thursday night at 7:30 in the Masonic temple, 2716 East Washington street. The meeting had been scheduled for last Thursday. Roy W. Allred, chairman of the committee in charge, has arranged a varied program of entertainment, with cards and dancing to follow. REBEKAH ASSEMBLY IS SET FOR MAY 15 Delegates From Each Lodge to Be Chosen This Week. The forty-ninth annual session of the Rebekah assembly of Indiana, will be held in Indianapolis, May 15 and 16, according to an announcement by Mrs. Revah Pressler, Crown Point, president. Delegates from each Rebekah ledge in the state will be elected this week by their respective lodges. Official headquarters for all delegates will be in the English hotel. The decoration of chivalry will be bestowed Sunday afternoon. May 14. in the Denison, by Brigadier-Gen-eral Elmo Gustin. department commander, and staff. Entertainment will be offered at a get-together hour from 8 to 9 that night on the thirteenth floor of the Odd Fellows building. Informal opening of the assembly will be at 9 Monday morning. May 15. PYTHIANS WILL MEET Inter-Lodge Visit to Be Held Under Crusaders’ Sponsorship. Another of the series of interlodge visits as arranged by the Pythian Crusaders of Marion county will be held tonight when Capitol City lodge. No. 97. K. of P.. will be host to Acton lodge. No. 385. and West Indianapolis lodge. No. 244, in the hall. 612 East Thirteenth street. The Knights of Pythias Association of Marion county, under the leadership of Thomas W. Swift, will attend the meeting, and will make final plans for the Pythian ceremonial to be held in Castle Hall, 230 East Ohio street, May 12,

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Twenty-Three Tribes to Take Part in District Rally on Saturday. Three meetings have been scheduled by the Red Men and Pocahontas of Indiana this week, and several great chiefs are expected to attend each. The Degree of Pocahontas of New Palestine will entertain their members and friends tonight at an open meeting. Arch H. Hobbs, Indianapolis, great chief of records of the Red Men, and Houston j. Patterson, Indianapolis, great junior sagamore, will speak. The meeting will be in charge of L. Cherry Ross, New Palestine, great keeper of records of the Degree of Pocahontas. Poapka tribe, No. 223 of Clifford, will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary tonight. O. W. Coxen, Elwood, great senior sagamore, known as the “Red Men's Poet,” will speak. John C. Hager, Clifford, deputy great sachemfi will be in charge. On Saturday night, Sannap tribe, No. 331, at Brownstown, will entertain the Eleventh district Red Men's organization. Twenty-three tribes will take part in the meeting. The Eleventh district is composed of Marion, Morgan, and Hendricks counties. The adoption degree will be conferred by the Red Men’s wigwam team of Indianapolis. Hobbs and Patterson will speak. The meeting will be in charge of Gus Fraul. ANNUAL ELECTION OF EAGLES’ LODGE HELD New Officers of Local Aerie Will Be Installed June 5. Polls opened today at noon and will close at 8 tonight for annual election of officers of Indianapolis Eagles aerie. Election is being held at the lodge hall, 43 West Vermont street. The officers "will be installed June 5. May initiation meeting 'will be held next Monday night. An entertainment program will be a feature of the meeting May 15.

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ODD FELLOWS WILL CONVENE AT PLYMOUTH District Encampment to Be Held Saturday Night: Confer Degrees. By Timet Special PLYMOUTH, Ind., May I.—The Elkhart-Kosciusko-Marshall district encampment meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will be held here Saturday night at 7:30 in the Armory hall, with Plymouth encampment No. 113. Delegates for the meeting are expected from Indianapolis, South Bend. Gary, Toledo, Rochester and Ft. Wayne. All grand officers of the grand lodge will attend. Three degrees will be conferred: j the patriarchal by Plymouth en- i campment, the Golden Rule ny the ! Grand Patriarchs team and the! royal purple by the team of Buchanan, Mich. A silk flag, donated by August E. Wennerstrom, Culver, who will be in charge of arrangements, will be presented by the district to the encampment outside the three counties, bringing the largest class of candidates. The candidates upon whom degrees are conferred are to be known as the Grand Patriarch’s Class, in honor of W. A. McMannis, South ' Bend, grand patriarch. Several cantons o' the Patriarchs Militant branch of the I. O. O. F. will give exhibition drills. A downtown parade starting at 3:30, will precede the night meeting. newrebeKah CHIEFS NAMED Mrs. Nellie Manning Is Elected President of Sixth District. Mrs. Nellie Manning of Irvington Rebekah lodge was elected president of the Sixth district, composed of Marion county, at a meeting held with Myrtle Rebekah lodge, No. 326, recently in the hall, Addison and West Washington streets. Mrs. Clarissa McDaniel of Honor Rebekah lodge was elected vicepresident; Mrs. Opal Foltz of Olive Branch Rebekah lodge, secretary, and Mrs. Minnie Begley of Oakland Rebekah lodge, treasurer. The Myrtle lodge degree team confen ed the Rebekah degree on three candidates. They were Luther Shirley, Lois Oldham and Leona Hodges. Mrs. Mary’ S. Wilson, warden of the Rebekah assembly, gave a school of instruction, and gifts were presented to past grand officers and Mrs. Geraldine Stout, president. A dinner was given in the West Park church.

White Shrine Officers Go to Grand Rapids Parley

Supreme Session Will Last All Week; Mrs. Binkley Heads Party. Mrs. Salome Binkley, worthy high priestess of Indianapolis White Shrine No. 6, headed by a delegation of present and past officers of the local shrine, which left Sunday to attend the supreme session of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, which started today in Grand Rapids, Mich., and will last through Friday. Present officers accompanying Mrs. Binkley included Elmer Kiefer, watchman of the Shepherds; Mrs. Carrie Lee Jones, worthy chaplain; Mrs. Katherine Armbruster, worthy shepherdess, and Mrs. Ruby Willoughby, worthy guide. Past officers making the trip were Mrs. Harriet Kiefer, Mrs. Nellie Hosman, Mrs. Nellie Stammel, Mrs. May Marcum Jacobs, Mrs, Tressie O. Kirk and William Kirk. The local patrol, directed by Virgil Ferguson, captain, will give an exhibition drill Wednesday night at the session.

Knights Templar Conclave Will Be Held Here May 10

J. Rufus Hinshaw Is in Charge of Arrangements for Meeting. J. Rufus Hinshaw, Newcastle, deputy grand commander of the grand commandery of Indiana. Knights Templar, is chairman of the executive committee in charge of arrangements for the seventyninth annual conclave of the grand commandery to be held here May 10 and 11. Total attendance for the session is expected to reach several hundred, including wives of delegates from commanderies. The official list will include the three first officers of commanderies and past commanders. Other members of the arrangements committee include: Ralph Howard, Plainfield, grand captain general; Roy D. Smiley, Washington, grand generalissimo; Clyde E. Titus, Indianapolis, grand standard bearer; W. W. Suckow, Franklin, past grand commander; W. H. Swintz, Indianapolis, grand secretary; E. J. Scoonover, Indianapolis, past grand commander, and John T. Boyd, Vincennes, grand commander, ex-officio. No Parade Planned Dispensation has been granted for the knights attending the session to appear in full Templar* uniform. No parade or public demonstration will be held, it has been announced. Headquarters for the grand commandery officers, distinguished guests and other visitors, will be at | the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Hotel arrangements are in charge of Titus. Many of the usual entertainment features will be omitted this year, but luncheon will b" served for the official body at the temple, Thursday. A luncheon for women will be served at the same time at the Columbia Club, under the direction of Mrs. C. F. Neu, chairman of the women’s committee. Reports Being Prepared J. Lewis Bray and Ray Briggs, commanders of Raper Commandery, No. 1, and DeMolay commandery, No. 62, respectively, will extend Templar hospitality with a ball at the Masonic temple, North and Illinois streets, Thursday night in honor of the grand officers, visitors and women. Preliminary business of the conclave will be the meeting of the various standing committees at the Masonic temple, Wednesday afternoon, May 10, including the bodies of Templar jurisprudence, auditing, finance, distinguished guests, credentials, visiting knights, dispensations and charters, grievances and appeals, necrology and other routine matters. Their reports will be prepared for the opening of the grand commandery session Thursday morning Final business will be transacted! and new officers elected, after luncheon. Prather Lodge to Meet Calvin W. Prather lodge, No. 717, F. & A. M„ will hold a stated meeting Friday night at 7:30, in the Prather Masonic temple, Fortysecond street and College avenue.

PITCH-IN SUPPER SET Chappell Rebekahs and Families Will Be Guests Chappell Rebekah lodge, No. 702, will hold a pitch-in supper for members and their families at 6 Friday in the new location of the lodge, 1120 West Thirtieth street. A regular lodge meeting, to which all Rebekahs in the city have been invited will be held at 8. RITUAL WORK PLANNED Ladies Club Camp of Modem Woodmen to Meet Tuesday. The ladies Club Camp of Marion camp, No. 3558, Modem Woodmen of America, will confer ritualistic work on a group of candidates Tuesday night at 3 in the hall, 322 East New York street. The monthly card party of the Ladies Club Camp, wil be held Sunday night at 8 in the hall. Euchre and bridge will be played.

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BEN-HUR COURT TO GIVE DANCE Fete to Be Held Wednesday Night: Initiation Rites Are Held. Arries Court. No. 5. Ben-Hur Life Association, will hold a dance and meeting Wednesday night at 8 in the hall. 322 East New York street. Music will be furnished by the BenHur orchestra. The court held an initiatory meeting last Wednesday, and the Melters degree, fun degree of the order, was conferred on twenty-seven candidates. More than fifty members of Ben-Hur attended a banquet in the hall, preceding the meeting. The court’s orchestra has been selected by the home office of BenHur at Crawfordsville, to play for a dance, May 20, at the Ben-Hur annual state congress at Elkhart, May 19 to 21, and will accompany the local court's drill team to the congress. Junior members of the local court will hold a business session Wednesday night at 8 in the junior hall, 322 East New York street. Bunco will be played during the junior’s social hour. Convocation Tonight Prather chapter, No. 157, Royal Arch Masons, will hold a stated convocation tonight at 7:30 in the Prather Masonic Temple, Fortysecond street and College avenue.

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WOODMEN TO GATHER HERE FORMNCLAVE County Delegates Expected to Attend Sessions at Severin. County delegates .are expected to attend the Indiana state convention of the Modem Woodmen of America Wednesday and Thursday in the Severin. Harry S. Redkey of Muncie, state consul, will preside, assisted by Dr. O. G. Vogeli, Evansville, state clerk. Delegates and alternates will be named to the head camp, which will be held in Detroit the first week of June. Representation will be apportioned so that each congressional district will have one representative in the national meeting, at which officers will be elected for four-year terms. State conventions will be held at the same time in all states and Canadian provinces where the society operates. The convention will open with a banquet at 6:30 Wednesday night. Addresses will be delivered by John D. Volz, Indianapolis, national director; George Hopkins, Indianapolis. state deputy; W. D. Headrick, Indianapolis, state lecturer! Charles F. Remy, Indianapolis, and Colonel S. G. Fitch, Kokomo. Community singing will be given under the direction of Tudor W. Jones. Anderson. Following the banquet, the Ladies Club Camp drill team, of Marion camp. No. 3558, Indianapolis. will give an exhibition drill. Captain H. E. Argus will command the team. Business sessions will open at 10 Thursday morning, and the state camp will elect state officers and the allotted quota of delegates and alternates to attend the national convention. REBEKAHS WILL MEET District Lodges to Hold Session at Newburg Friday. Florence Nightingale Rebekah lodge No. 93 will be hostess to Rebekah lodges in the Twenty-first district, composed of Warrick and Vanderburg counties, at a meeting Friday at Newburg. Mrs. Alma Alexander, Evansville, district deputy president, will be in charge of the meeting, and Mrs. Mary Wilson, warden of the Rebekah Assembly of Indiana, will give a school of instruction during the afternoon meeting.

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