Show lARGE UTAH CLASS T I TAKES DEGREE OF SCOTTISH RITE 1 Session of ol Masonic l V Work oik ork I Ends With itIl Intro Introductory T Banquet IThe The largest class inducted into the the thirty thirty-seco thirty second d degree Scottish Rite Masonry In Utah w was was s no noted d yesterday tho the closing day of ot the or orders order's ers er's thirty thirty- fifth firth ceremonial Seventy five men from all parts of or Utah an and two from Crom outside cities made up th tile the class which was conducted b by Sam Henr Henry secretary for all local Masonic bodies hodies At the thc close of ot tho ho three days of ot I I I I I J continuous worn work which raised members mem mem- bers ber of ot tho th third to tho tile thirty-second thirty mem-j mem degree derree banquet was given to Introduce intro Intro- duce and welcome them to their new now stations among the fraternity Advice to the tho new members and their responses made up the greater portion of ot the tho function Ju Judge ge Elmer E. E Corman Corfman Corfman Corf- Corf man explained a Scottish Rite Masons Mason's dut duty to good government and Henry Lee gave a general talk tall on Scottish Rite Masonry 1 F. F C. C Schramm presented new members with diplomas from tho the supreme council of the Scottish Rite nite in Washington and Il II R R. MacMillan responded The Rev Rc John E Edward ward Carver of ot Ogden den responded for tor sl six diplomas which ero given to J knights commander of or the court of honor Henry hoary H. H Bourne of ot Eureka class orator explained to older members the class's new Impre impressions of or Ma Masonic work and its appreciation for the time and consideration expended on It Dr Arthur C C. Wherry conducted the banquet t as toastmaster The following members made up the class fro from In Salt Lake and state lodges lolles Robert Emery Abbott George Georgoe Larkin ln AlIc Alley Frederick Richard L. L Anderson William Wllliam Marcus Barnard Harry Bourne HOrae Dale Bowman Maurice Barve Harvey Brown John Brown Bush Perc Percy A. A Call Calk Howard Duncan Duncan Dun Dun- Duncan can Campbell Ca George Georgi r. r ak 11 Carman Carmal Paul William WIIliam Ku Ell rd td Lee Clark George Clark John Robert Hobert Clinton Clin Clin- ton Walter Gordon Grdon ook Howard Elmer Corless Clyde Smith V ah rubo Alfred I Eugene Donna Henry William Douche Carl cani William Draper E E. A. A Fair PaIr Lewis Edwin Halbert Norman Thomas rhomas Lager halt Iver hor Oliver Oll George Troup Hansen Raymond Thomas Harbach Henry Hunter H rd John Logan Log Hartley Ernest Head WIllIam Clifton Hol Holding J Eugene Holms Holloway George Georgo Raymond Haymon Horning Carl earl Frederick ri k Joseph B Bran Bran- I I I I II I II nan JOhn Joan DaVid rohn jonnston ton vu i YU- YU Ham Major I IB war Kemper l Kost Samuel Leven George Georgo Cochrane ne I LIttleJohn Clarence Jasp Jasper r r McIntire J Joseph Bailey S S. Mcintosh Rexford Buzil l til McKee Allan Macquarrie William Wil Wi- il liam Jam Theron Mars Vincent Peter Martin Martin Mar Mar- tin John Moser Robert Hobert Clark ark Nyc Nye Harry Rowland Jesse Tesse I Leonard rd Pack Packard rd Christian rl Arthur Raysor Haysor Wilburn Archer HichI Rich Rich- I mond Clifford Lawrence Charles Eu Eugene Edward 4 j Shirley James Simpson Robert Mitchell j i. i Simpson Aaron l' l Ethelburt Smith Arthur Dwight ht Smith Ohio Ollic Martin lartin Smith Thomas Cole Col Spencer Smith Norr Norra Alfred Iscam Warner Varner Stone Arthur Arthul David Sutton B Edward ward Ulyss Ulys s s Taylor J Harold Bowerman Talor ray Tay lor br James Stephen Taylor Thomas Wells reUs n lean Doan an I Ulmer John VI Visser sr Nephi Williams Benjamin in I Winkler Harold Mook Wolf I Elmer Charles Youn Young C. C O. O Cushman of Albuquerque N N. M. M I and F. F F L. L I. I Lutr Luts of San Francisco were wore Included In the tho Salt Lake and Utah class by request of or their homo home lodges I |