Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 171, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1933 — Page 6

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STATE LEADERS WILL WITNESS TEMPLAR RITE Inspection and Home-Com-ing Scheduled by Raper Commandery. Raper Commandery No. 1. Knights Templar, will hold its annual reunion and home-coming simultaneously with its annual inspection Saturday night in the asylum in the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois streets. Elwood Barnard, in-spector-general of the grand commandery of Indiana, will be the inspecting officer. The event will open with a dinner at 6 at which music will be provided by the commandery choir under the direction of Harold Winslow. The order of the temple will be conferred on a class of candidates at 7:30 with the choir again providing music. Clarence H. Carson will be organist. Arrangements for the evening are in charge of the three chief officers of the organization, J. Lewis Bray, commander; Floyd L. Kresge, generalissimo, and Arno G. Siefker, captain-general. Mr. Bray will act as toastmaster at the banquet and introduce the officers of the Grand Commandery of Indiana, who will be guests of honor. Headed by Newcastle Man The grand officers for the state are J. Rufus Hinshaw, Newcastle, commander; Roy D. Smiley, Washington, deputy commander; Ralph Howard, generalissimo; Harvey S. Wambaugh, Elkhart, captain general ; Fred N. Prass, Lafayette, senior warden; Rev. Lewis Brown, Indianapolis, grand prelate; George S. Parker, Anderson, treasurer; William H. Swintz, Indianapolis, grand recorder; Clyde E. TituS, Indianapolis. junior warden; Ralph P. Cain, Richmond, standard bearer; John C. Bush, Gary, sword bearer; Samuel D. Groves, Tipton, warden, and George J. Leininger, Columbia City, captain of the guard. The officers, many of the members of Raper commandery, and officers of the grand commandery, will attend a group meeting in Terre Haute. Tuesday. Mr. Titus will be in charge of the gathering, which not only will include Raper and Terre Haute commanderies, but also similar organizations at Clinton, Brazil, Greencastle and Bloomington. Class Work Scheduled The Terre Haute group will hold its annual inspection at this time, and also will confer the order of the temple on a class of candidates. Mr. Barnard will perform the inspection. Dr. Walter G. Rice is commander of the Terre Haute chapter. Among those from Raper Commandery who will make the trip will be Messrs. Bray, Kresge, Siefker, Granville A. Richey, senior warden, Bert Cordle, junior warden; the Rev. Mr. Brown, prelate; Charles N. Fultz, treasurer; Oscar L. Pond, recorder; Daniel G. Coates, standard bearer; John M. Rotz, sw-ord bearer; Gold E. Beall, warden. and Jacob Rubin, sentinel. PRATHER MASONS WILL HOLD ELECTION FRIDAY Officers lo Be Chosen ai Temple of North Side Lodge. Annual election of officers of Calvin W. Prather lodge. No. 717, Free Accepted Masons, will be held at 7:30 o'clock Friday at Prather Masonic temple, College avenue and Forty-second street. Present officers are Joseph W. Kaercher. worshipful master; Scott McCoy, senior warden; John S. Buck. Junior warden; Grover A. Miilett, secretary; Fred G. Buskirk, treasurer; A. Frederick Thomas! senior deacon: Fred J. Menninger. junior deacon; Hubert L. Wann. senior steward; Carl G. Winter! junior steward; the Rev. E. G. Homrighausen, chaplain; Harry W. Boetcher, tyler; Albert F. Meyer. Robert M. Thompson and Benjamin Sedwick, trustees. ENGLEWOOD 0. E. S. PLANS BUSY SESSION Trials. Banquet, Entertainment and Regular Session Carded. Englewood chapter No. 483, Order of Eastern Star, will hold its stated meeting tonight, preceded by a called meeting at 4 for the purpose of holding trials. The first of the two meetings will be followed at 6 by a banquet which will in turn be followed by the presentation of a playlet, under the direction of Dr. Wilbur H. Gwynn. Step-up night will be observed by the chapter at the regular meeting, at which time Mrs. Martha Wade and Dr. Cleveland Noell will preside in the east while the degrees are conferred. Mrs. Esta Ward is worthy matron of the chapter. GOLDEN EAGLES TO MEET Knights to Hold Regular Session Here Friday Night. Capitol Order No. 1. Knights of the Golden Eagles of America, will hold the regular meeting Friday at 7:30. at 1630 Rembrandt street. The first degree was conferred cn two candidates at the last meeting, and a resolution was passed that the order provide three families with Christmas baskets. Non-per-ishable food will be solicited for these baskets at the first meeting in December. Mrs. Opal Laughner. Miss Beulah Clouse, and Charles Wells were appointed to the sick committee. O. E. S. Auxiliary to Entertain Brookside Auxiliary. O. E. S., will have a pitch-in dinner for their members and families and members of Brookside chapter. Tuesday evening. Nov. 28, at <J:IS p. m.. at Brookside Masonic temple, corner East Tenth and Gray streets, followed by their regular business meeting. Bobby and Betty Stonebreaker from the Music Masters school and Thelma and Russell Joyce are on the program arranged by Mrs. Crystal Kreglo and Miss Gertrude Alford. Job's Daughters to Dance Indianaoplis bethels of Jobs Daughters will give a dance Wednesday night at the Marott hotel. Miss Pauline Dingle, honored queen of bethel No. 9. is general chairman for the event.

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K. OF C. DANCE PLAN COMPLETE Thanksgiving Party to Be at Auditorium Wednesday. Plans for the annual Thanksgiving ball to be given by the local council. Knights of Columbus, at the auditorium. 1315 North Delaware street, Wednesday night have been completed by the committee headed by Bill Greener. Red Hufford, who just has fin- ! ished an engagement at Castle Farms, Cincinnati, has been obI tained. Reservations may be made |by phoning the clubhouse. Mem- ; bers may invite guests to the en- ! tertainment. The patrons and patronesses for jthe dance are: | Messrs, and Mesdames W. J. Betz. | William J. Barrett, John Bindner, Joseph i J. Bering. George A. Bischoff, Thomas J. I Blackwell. Carl W. Boersig. R. L. Bosler. | Edward P. Brennan. Vialter Bushman. : John J. Bulger Sr.. John J. Bulger Jr.. I Harry E. Calland, William J. Clark, Joseph L. Conley, B. F. Deery, James E. Deery. I William A. Dorgan. Frank T. Dowd. Daniel jT. Doyle. Harry P. Doyle. Frank Duffy. William L. Dwyer. C P. Ehrich, George W. Faulsticli. M. J. Fitzgerald, William F Fox Sr.. Joseph P. Gallagher, Herman H. j Glck, Thomas Gillespie, C E. Hadden. | George J. Hoffman. Edward L. Holloran, i William Ittenbach. H. S. Kaltenbach. J. L. | Kavanaugh. B F. Kelly Jr., C. Ray Keogh, i Emil C. Kernel, Joseph E. Kernel. Karl L. Kernel. Leonard Kernel. Paul Kernel. Garj rett F. Kirbv. Robert E. Kirby, Charles i Kirkhoff, Fred J. Kirschner. Joseph J. 1 Klee. Al. J. Koesters. Francis Konstanzer. I Frank T. Lallev, Albert E. Lamb, Henry I Langsenkamp, Bernr.d J. Larkin. Clyde A. ! Lime. S H Litzelman. James F. Lynch. John T. Lysaght, William M Madden. James B. Mahan. William J. Mahan. Nor- : ris Maher. Walter Malonev. J. F. McCool. j John McNerny. John J. Minta. William J. Moonev Jr.. W. E. Moran, Joseph A. Naughi ton. C. G O'Connell. Joseph F O'Mahonev. H P. Pagani. Frank S. Pittman. George Rice. A E Roberts. James E. Rocap. John A. P.oyce. John K. Ruckels- | hnus. Charles J. Scheffers. Herman E. i Schmitt. Amandus Schneider. Wil'iam Srhr.nrr. James P Scott. Joseph F. Sexi ton. Timothy P. Sexton. Georg? A. Smith. Alan L Sparks Charles A. Spotts, Eugene M Stuopv. Fred W. Titus. F. J. Viehmann. Al. .1 Voight. Joseph B Wade. William W. Wechsler Robert J. Wechsler. Leo F. Welch. W. R. Woods. Mr. William J. Mooney Sr.. Mr. William M. Bannon. BEN-HUR COURT WILL MEET FOR SOCIAL HOUR Calendar of Events for Next Month Is Announced. Arrias Court No. 5. Ben-Hur Life Association, will hold the regular ! meeting and social hour Wednesday night at 8 in the hall at 322 East New York street. The program for the December meetings will be: First Wednesday, open meeting night with musical entertainment; second Wednesday. senior initiatory hight; third Wednesday, junior initiatory night, with more than forty juniors to be initiated. Refreshments and entertainment will follow. Fourth Wednesday has been chosen for the annual Christmas party.

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J. FRANK MOORE of Owensville chapter No. 256. Order of Eastern Star, has been active in his subordinate chapter for many years, and now is serving his eighth consecutive term as worthy patron. In the grand chapter he served on the jurisprudence committee during 1930, '3l and ’32. The last year he was appointed grand marshal and in 1933 he was advanced to grand chaplain. He is engaged extensively in farming and sale of real estate, and has a nation-wide acquaintance among stock breeders. Mr. Moore is active in Masonic work, being a thirtysecond degree Mason.

IMPORTANT EVENTS ON CALE NDARS OF MASONIC LODGES

J. Lewis Bray

Masonic lodges in the city will hold some of their most important functions of the entire year in the next three weeks. The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. Valley of Indianapolis, will hold its annual convocation Dec. 5, 6 and 7. Fae W. Patrick, thrice potent master of the local consistory, will be toastmaster at a banquet Thursday, Dec. 7. Melvin Maynard Johnson, Boston, Mass., most puissant grand commander of the Thirty-Third Degree Masons of North America, and guest of honor at the convocation, will address the consistory. Gaylord M. Leslie, thirty-third degree Masonic deputy for Indiana, also will officiate during the ritualistic and social activities. John N. Sebrell, Norfolk, Va., illustrious imperial potentate for North America, of the Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, was in Indianapolis today with Mrs. Sebrell on his official visit of inspection to Murat Temple. A full day s activity has been arranged for the honored guests. Clyde E. Titus, junior warden of the grand commandery of Indiana, Knights Templar, will be in charge at a group meeting in Terre Haute tomorrow, where Raper commandery of Indianapolis, of which Mr. Titus is a member, will be in attendance. J. Lewis Bray, commander of Raper commandery, will be in charge at the annual reunion and home-coming, which will be held Saturday night in the Masonic Temple, together with the annual inspection. ' Centre Lodge No. 23, Free and Accepted Masons, will hold their annual home-coming Wednesday. Emil V. Schaad, chairman of the entertainment committee, has charge of preparations for the banquet and program.

Party Will Be Benefit for Crippled Children

Card Affair to Be Given by Tarum Court at Murat Temple. Tarum Court No. 14, Ladies Oriental Shrine, will give a card party the afternoon of Wednesday, Dec. 6, at Murat temple for the benefit of the Shriners’ Hospital for Crippled Children in Chicago. Mrs. J. D. Smith, general chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Tucker, high priestess, and Mrs. Florence Swope. Members of other committees making preparations for the party are: Table prizes, Mrs. L. J. McMillan, chairman, and Mrs. Martin Birk; tickets, Mrs. Roy L. Craig, chairman, and Mrs. Swope; tables, Mrs. Lon Tracy, chairman, Mrs. Lenis Elder, and Mrs. George Heise; cards, Mrs. Orville Crooke, chairman; Mrs. John Gillespie, Mrs. W. W. Watkins, and Mrs. Linn Clark. Candy, Mrs. C. L. Kittle, chairman, Mrs. Ray Albertson, Mrs. James Heaton, Mrs. Martin Birk, Mrs. John Carlisle, Mrs. Jack Hughes, Mrs. P. J. Clark, Mrs. Henry Harm, Mrs. W. D. Craigs, Mrs. Hans Karstadt, Mrs. Walter Drager, Mrs. Fern Mullen, Mrs. Ernest Smelser, Mrs. Emma Stephens, Mrs. A. Ziebold, Mrs. W. D. Keenan and Mrs. Ralph Dyson. Reception. Mrs. Leonard Jones, chairman, Mrs. Lloyd Tucker, Mrs. G. D. Yaeger, Mrs. W. H. Evans, Mrs. Hans Karstadt, Mrs. Mary E. Hubbard. Mrs. Rose Albertson and Mrs. S. O. Sharp. Gifts. Mrs. J. W. Parrett, chairman, Mrs. J. E. Clinton and Mrs. O. E. Crooke. Special prizes, Mrs. George Spinner, chairman, Mrs. Thomas Stebbins. Mrs. Henry Harm, Mrs. J. W. Carlisle and Mrs. A. Ziebold; broadcasting. Mrs. Ralph Dyson; publicity, Mrs. W. D. Keenan. LODGE IN NEW HOME Security Benefit Association to Meet in Red Men’s Hall. Center Council No. 1836, Security Benefit Association, will meet for the first time in its new quartersin the Red Men’s hall, Capitol avenue and North streets, next Monday. A special business session will be held. The Thanksgiving day meeting will be held at the old address, 322 East New York street. The Center Leach Club, subsidiary of Center Council, will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Turpin. 713 North Delaware street, tomorrow night.

Head of'Scottish Rite Will Be Guest in City

Commander Johnson and Wife to Be Feted Three Days. Three days of entertainment are being planned for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Maynard Johnson, Boston, who will be the guests of honor of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Indianapolis, during its annual convocation which will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 5. 6 and 7. Mr. Johnson is most puissant sovereign grand commander of the thirty-third degree Masons of North America. A reception is being for Mrs. Johnson on Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the home of Mrs. Alfred M. Glossbrenner, 3210 N. Meridian street. Luncheon Scheduled The thirty-third degree Masons will give a luncheon for Mr. Johnson the same day in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, North and Meridian streets. Other social activities being planned for the distinguished guests from Boston will be announced soon. The visitors will be greeted at the train by two committees. Committees To Act The members of the men's committee are Alfred M. Glossbrenner, chairman; La Follette; Frank E. Gavin; Brandt C. Downey, Arthur R. Baxter, Arthur V. Brown, Gavlard M. Leslie, Eugene Vatet, and Fae W. Patrick.

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Emil V. Schaad

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Mrs. J. D. Smith

The receipts from a benefit card party given by Tarum Court No. 14, Ladies Oriental Shrine, the afternoon of Wednesday, Dec. 6, will go to the Shriners’ hospital for crippled children in Chicago. Mrs. J. D. Smith is general chairman in charge of the preparations for the party.

Centre Lodge Masons Fix Home-Coming Date

Master Mason Degree to Be Conferred at Gathering. Centre lodge No. 23. Free and Accepted Masons, will hold their annual home-coming next Wednesday. The celebration will open at 4 when the Master Mason degree will be conferred on a class of candidates. A “country” dinner will be served promptly at 6:30, at which Dr. L. C. Trent, pastor of Woodruff Place Baptist church, will deliver the invocation and benediction. The principal speaker of the’ evening will be Dr. Carleton W. Atwater. pastor of the First Baptist church of Indianapolis. William H. Williams, worshipful master of the lodge, will present those officers of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Indiana, Free and Accepted Masons, w r ho will attend, among whom are expected to be Frank Laird,

Mrs. Edward D. Moore, Mrs. Tine P. Dickinson, Mrs. Alfred M. Glossbrenner, Mrs. Brandt C. Downey, Mrs. Arthur R. Baxter, Mrs. Eugene ! Vatet, Mrs. Fae W. Patrick and Mrs. ! Fred I. Willis will make up the com- ' mittee of women which will enter- ; tain Mrs. Johnson. CARD PARTY TO BE GIVEN AS BENEFIT Busy Three Club Sponsors Masonic Affair. The Busy Three Club will enter - j tain with a card party at 8 Friday I night in the Masonic Temple, 1522 i West Morris street. This will be .the last party to r£ise relief.funds, I under direction of present officers. The club is laying plans for a Christmas party, Dec. 16, and Christmas relief work. The party will be preceded by che installation of new officers for Indianapolis lodge No. 669, Free and Accepted Masons. Dancing and entertainment will be features of the pro- ] gram. The Busy Three Club was organ- ' ized this fall from representatives of three bodies, Indianapolis lodge No. 669, F. & A. M.; West Side Chapter No. 38, Royal Arch Masons, and the Order of the Eastern Star, for the purpose of relief work. 1 George T. Homan is chairman.

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BENEFIT PARTY SERIES IS SET Strayer Post Card Affairs Will Aid Inmates of V. F. W. Home. Frank T. Strayer post No. 1405, Veterans of Foreign Wars, has instituted a series of card parties which will be held every Saturday night at 8:15 in the post quarters at 125 West Market street. Proceeds will go to the V. F. W. home for widows and orphans at Eaton Rapids, Mich. At a recent meeting of the post District Commander Carl Carey installed the new officers *for the coming year. They are: L. V. King, commander; William Johnson, senior vice-commander; J. A. Bruns, junior vice-commander; Thomas A. Radley, chaplain, and Charles W. Depka, officer of the day. At the same meeting Mrs. Alice Walker, department auxiliary senior vice-president, installed new officers for the auxiliary of the post. They are: Mrs. Blanche Scudder, president; Mrs. Carl Carey, senior vicepresident; Mrs. French, junior vicepresident; Mrs. Ogborn, chaplain, and Mrs. Depka, conductress. Lodge Will Give Party Temple Rebekah Lodge No, 591 will hold a Thanksgiving party at their hall, 230 East Ohio street, Tuesday at 8.

grand master; Frank E. Gavin, grand treasurer, and William H. Swintz, grand secretary. Emil V. Schaad, senior warden of the lodge; and Henry A. Stipher, junior warden, also will address the gathering. Past Master Frank E. Stephenson will introduce the afterdinner speaker and Earl Buchanan, senior dsacon, will introduce the candidates. Mr. Schaad is chairman of the entertainment committee, which has charge of the home-coming and banquet program. Other members of the committee are Mr. Stipher, Dr. Arthur E. Denison, Wilbur A. Zobbe, and Andrew Hoover. Centre lodge, which numbers more than 2,300 members, plans to make home-coming one of the outstanding events of th lodge year. ODD FELLOWS TO MEET Fidelity Rebekah Lodge No. 227 Plans Thanksgiving Program. Fidelity Rebekah lodge No. 227, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, has invited the members of all Rebekah lodges and their friends to attend a Thanksgiving program to be given at 8:30 Tuesday in the lodge hall at 1609'i Prospect street. The price of admission will be one can of fruit, jelly, or any other offering. All the receipts will go to the Odd Fellows’ home. Mrs. Alma Bush is noble grand of Fidelity lodge. Robber Flees Astor Struggle Albert Hackney, 56. of 1706 East Twelfth street, was treated at city hospital Saturday night for head injuries sustained in a struggle with a Negro who dragged him into an alley near Muskingum and Walnut streets. Mr. Hackney's shouts caused the assailant to flee without robbing him. KILLS COLDS IN A DAY Now tens of thousands of people will tell you that the FASTER. SUREST WAY to get'rid of a cold is to take two HILL'S COLD TABLETS and two glasses of water every few hours. These wonderful little tablets give you such speedy relief —relief you can't obtain by less scientific methods—because they do the three things necessary to break up a cold. Wash poisons from system. Check fever and ease away ache and pain. Fight off cold germs. ALL AT ONCE. Thus your cold goes in a jiffy and you feel like anew person. Get rid of cold this proven, faster way. Ask druggist for HILL'S CASCARA QUININE in the RED TIN BOX. HILL'S'A COLDS

IMPERIAL HEAD OF SHRINE WILL INSPECTMURAT Day of Activity Arranged for John N. Sebrell by City Temple. John N. Sebrell, Norfolk, Va., imperial potentate for North America of the Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic shrine, was to be the honored guest of Murat Temple Shriners today. Mr. Sebrell was to make his official inspection visit to the local Shrine this afternoon. A full day's program of entertainment has been arranged for him and for Mrs. Sebrell, who is accompanying him on his tour. The visitors were to be met by a reception committee on their arrival at 1.3 Q today at the Union station from where they were to be conducted to their headquarters at the Columbia Club. The wives and other ladies of the nobles of the shrine have arranged a card party in honor of Mrs. Sebrell from 2:30 to 5 this afternoon. Parade Scheduled A grand parade of the uniformed bodies of the temple will escort the imperial visitor at 5 to the temple, where he will make his official inspection. Major Harry A- Pell of the gun squad will be in charge of the parade. The feature event of the day will be at 8. when a huge booster meeting will be held in Murat theater to hear Mr. Sebrell's message to the temple. This meeting will be open to all Shriners whether or not they carry the 1633 card. Attendance Urged Edgar Hart, potentate of Murat Temple, announces that he is anxious to have all Shriners attend this function, regardless of whether or not they have been active recently, since the imperial potentate has many announcements of the first importance to make to the order. A number of entertainment features will amuse the gathering. For the first time in a lengthy period Murat Temple on Dec. 8 will hold a ceremonial, plan3 for which will be announced at the meeting tonight. Petitions for this occasion are now being received. TERMS STARTED BY OFFICERSOF V. F. W. Fountain Square Post Has New Administration. New officers for Fountain Square Post No. 1587, Veterans of Foreign Wars, were installed recently by Earl Jones, post department inspector. They are George Reece, commander; Harold Kayser, senior vicecommander; Noah McCormick, junior vice-commander; Arthur Gresham, chaplain. Vance Runyan, inside guard; John McGrath, quartermaster; Frank J. Gill, officer of the day. The V. F. W. relief station, 236 East New York street, has been placed under the sponsorship of Fountain Square post and is under the supervision of Mr. Gresham. About 125 baskets of groceries are being issued free every week to families of needy veterans. In the future, the post will meet on Wednesday nights in the new quarters at 1446 Olive street. Card parties will be held on Friday nights. LAPEL POCAHONTAS LODGEBE HOST Three Counties Will Be Represented. Watonga council No. 279. Degree of Pocahontas, Improved Order of Red Men, Lapel, will entertain a tri-county meeting of the order at its tepee tonight. All councils in Hamilton, Madison and Delaware counties will attend. The degree team of Meta council, Indianapolis, will confer the degree on a class. The team will be under direction of Enoch L. Ballard, past sachem. Several great chiefs of Pocahontas and Red Men will attend. Onaway tribe No. 85, Watonga council, will hold a reception in honor of Harry Elston, great junior sagamore, at Lapel. A banquet will be held at 6.

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WOODMEN CLASS WILL GET NATIONAL DEGREE Marion Camp Initiation Will Be in Charge of Captain Harry Argus. Marion Camp No. 3558, Modem Woodmen of America, will confer the fraternal degree on a class of candidates at a meeting tomorrow night at 8 in Woodmen Hall, 322 East New York street. Captain Harr.' E. Argus will be in command of the drill team. David M. Killian. consul, will preside. Fortville Camp No. 7137, Fortville.

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will confer the fraternal and dramatic degrees on candidates tonight in the Woodmen hall in Fortville. The degree team will be in charge of Raymond Flanagan, consul. Students Hear Pastor Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks, pastor of the All Souls Unitarian church, addressed the upper classmen of George Washington high school recently in the school auditorium. Hus subject was ‘ Books and Reading.” The convocation was held in observance of National Bock Week.