Fraternal Mammoth Fraternal Pageant Plans Unfold
Fraternal orders in Mobile and Alabama prepare a large scale pageant with many groups inviting supreme and grand lodge officers from several states. Woodmen of the World plan an encampment and 10 000 representatives, while multiple orders coordinate elaborate parades, floral cars, and large invitations across the South. James E Cahall travels to New Orleans Gulfport and Biloxi to discuss the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Grand Lodge
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
South
Moose
Knights and Ladies of Security
Maccabees
United American Mechanics
Fraternal Union of America
Knights of Honor, Owls
Wagies
Modern Woodmen
Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen’s Association
Ben © Huts
Beavers
James E. Cahall
New Orleans
Grunewald Hotel
Gulfport
Biloxi
Knights and Ladies of Security Plan Fraternal Pageant
The Knights and Ladies of Security organize for a grand fraternal pageant under the Tanama celebration committee. They aim to recruit to reach fifty thousand members by January 1914, with December totals to boost membership and spread goodwill. A Kyrie Theatre musical is set for October 6–7 and sixteen applications were approved at the last meeting. The next meeting is Friday September 26 at the YMCA Hall, with officer elections on the agenda.
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Tanama
National Council
Kyrie Theatre
Knights of Pythias Knight Rank Delayed by Absence
Rescue Lodge No. 24 drew a large crowd last Monday as the knightly rank ceremony was postponed because the candidate, serving with Uncle Sam, could not attend. He will be honored when he can be present.
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Knights of Pythias
Rescue Lodge No. 24
Uncle Sam
Percivale Lodge No
Red Cross Lodge No
The
A. G. Patterson
WD. B. Dobbs
Patterson
Whistler
Whistler Lodge
Mobile
Plateau
Bay Minette
Stockton
Fairhope
Magnolia Springs
Wilmer
Harry J. Mrudop
K. C. Byrne
Ray Minette
J. &. Saxon
E. A. Russell
W. A. Lackey
Henry Ledebur
John H. Pankey
Grand Lodge of Alabama
Dobbs
Dog River
Benefit of the Mobile W. C. T. U. Program a Great Success
The W C T U benefit at Harte Auditorium drew a large audience with strong performances by Junior and local acts. Highlights included Janice Head reciting Queries, Ina Mae McDavid winning a silver medal, Eloise McDavid receiving the ORG medal for Backbone, and a saloon drama featuring Miss Ultima Hail as the wife and Mr Watters as the drunkard.
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Harte Auditorium
J. P. Watters
J. D. Anderson
Prichard Baptist Church
Janice Head
Eloise McDavid
Charles Kenneth Hail
Thompson McRae
Edith Edgar
Agee McClure
Arthur Fortner
Little Eloise McDavid
Gardiner C. Tucker
Margaret Wink
Chicago School of Physical Expression
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Blake
George Powell
Powell
Contest Department
Aree McClure
Beulah Richardson
Minnie Sims
Leona Prichard
Edward Fortner
Kenneth Hail
Little Angelina Williams
Mary Clayton
First Christian Church
Dearborn
Government Streets
Maccabees Schedule Rehearsals for New Flomaton Tent
The degree team of Mobile Tent No. 10 and the local Maccabees unit are ordered to rehearse for degree work for the newly organized tent at Flomaton. The group claims one of the best drilled teams in the state and can perform short or long forms. Committees report near completion of arrangements and costumes arriving by the next meeting.
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The
Flomaton
Mobile
C. A. Girod
Engaged Distributing
Pythian Sisters Serve Luncheon at District Convention
At the Knights of Pythias district convention a luncheon was served to delegates at the K of P hall. The Pythian Sisters committee included Mrs. Maine Buerger, Mrs. Laura Stanley, Allie C. Krudop, Miss Annie Robertson, Miss Ray Vogel and Miss Bertha, contributing a pleasant feature of the gathering.
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Pythian
The
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Mraine Buerger
Laura Stanley
Allie C. Krudop
Annie Robertson
Ray Vogel
Bertha
Crichton Social Roundup Notes Visits and Parties
Local society page records relatives visiting from Warsaw and Pascagoula, trips to Chicago Benton Harbor Fort Wayne and Cincinnati. A Trinity social at Odd Fellows Hall and hay ride with chaperones are described along with other guests visiting Crichton and area.
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Louisie Cazalas
Louie, Jr
Warsaw
Ind
F. B. Pine
Chicago
Benton Harbor
Fort Wayne
North
Ethel
Commele Potivan
Pascagoula
Miss
Hyland Avenue
Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. O. Stuards
Irene Huet
E. JL. Eastburn
Colorado Springs
Gisela Immber
Cincinnati
E. J. Strickland
Stockton
Ala
John Brown
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
E. Graf
Emily Jackson
Lizzie Elwoods
Nellie Hale
Dorothy Faye
New Orleans
Eulalie Robinson
Sophie Hofheins
Charine Jackson
Maggie Hofheins
Mamie Jayne
Lillie Hofbeins
Messrs. A. Rhyne
R. Bush
W. Crawford
L. Roberts
J. Faye
J. Jackson
Lee Roy Fox
J. W McKwain
Spring Hill Avenue
Crichton Baptist Church
A 50 000 Bride at the Dreamland
The Dreamland presents A 50 000 Bride for the first three days of the week with Fred W Kennedy Lucertia Vincent Fox Reilly Dannie Mack Gus Mortimer and an all star company. Myrtle Hill and Arthur Hill debut as harmony singers performing songs like I’m Going Back to Broadway Goodbye Rose Ragtime Regiment Band and more.
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Dreamland
Fred W. Kennedy
Lucretia Vincent
Fox Reilly
Dannie Mack
Gus Mortimer
Fred Kennedy
Myrtle Hill
Mobile
Arthur Hill
Kennedy Musical Comedy Company
Miss
Mr. Hill
Cawthon
Miss Hill
Kennedy Company
Broadway
Moving Picture Man
Chug
San Francisco
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room
First Church of Christ, Scientist, at 9 St Emanuel Street offers Sunday services and midweek gatherings at 7 45 p m. A reading room operates in Fidelia building corner Government and Conception streets daily except Sunday from 11 a m to 3 p m.
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First ‘Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Hall
St. Emanuel Street
Fidelia Building
Government and
Conception Streets
Methodist Church Attendance and Services Across City
Church listings show Sunday schools at 9:30 to 11 a.m. across multiple congregations, with Epworth Leagues, prayer meetings midweek, and pastor-led preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Trinity and St. Mark’s add Holy Communion and evening services, plus a reception for Trinity’s new parish house.
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Baptist Tabernacle
W. P. Wilks
J. Abney
B. Y
Whistler Baptist Church
James Tucker
Haywood Vaughan
Dauphin Way Baptist
W. P. Hines
D. D
J. O. Lambert
God
Methodist
St. Francis Street
St. Francis
Joachim
O. C. McGehee
J. S. Frazer
Bienville Square
Epworth League
Government Street
Government and Broad
E. A. Donnelly
J. KL
Cawthon
Broad-street
Rev
S. W. Roberts
J W. Kerlin
St. Stephens Road
B. Glenn, Jr
D. Dilling
M. Toulminville
Carl Preer
T. B. Willes’ Son
Oakdale
B. Jones
Prichard
A. ‘B. Brown
Dumas Chapel
Episcopal
Trinity Church
St.,Anthony
Jackson Streets
A.G. Richards
Beckwith
and Friends of the Church
St. Mark's
Toulminville
A. G. Richards
St. Paul's
Ee Ee AG. Richards
Corner
Monroe Streets
Gardi
Messrs
James — McCan
Reginald A. Pearce
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