Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-06-07 | Page 5 | First Shriners Given Welcome

111:25 a. m. at'the same depot. Almas temple. WnshinKton, I). C, will ar-, ar-, rive In a special at the Oregon Hhort j Line depot u t 1 : 30 p. m. FIRST SHIER!) ! GIN1LC0I Several hundred Shriners. members of Zem Zem temple, Krie. Pa., and t Rajah temple, Heading.. Pa., passed through Halt Iwike today en route to San Francisco, where will e hrld toe . liutden JuUlee session of the Imperial council commenMng June 13 ! and continuing until June 15. The first train reached the city at 1 : JO a. tn. nnd the mvond at 'i:'i' p in. j Kich d .e.i'-icn was met by members I of I'l K i' ih temple and entertained I during their at.; here with a sight-' j seeing trip nnd organ recital. Rajah temples .wind awakened the people living In the vicinity of the lenver & Hio (irande Western depot with several band selections immed-j immed-j iiitely utnm their arrival in the city ; The band marched from the depot j to the Hotel t'tah aeeompanied hy .a good representation of those who I occupy the special train. A fleet o paxsenger automobilei ! furnished by members of Kl Kalah I temple and directed under the supervision sup-ervision of II. ). Hun ford, chairman 4f the eiitertntnoynt committee, con- i veyed the visitors about the city. Mrs. K. R. Whetdon and a women's committer consisting of members of I the Kasiern Star entertained wives and women relatives or friends who were 'with the visiting delegates. The first special train to reach the city tomorrow will he occupied by l the delegates from Karem temple,' I Waco. Texas. The train is due to arrive at ft : JO a. m. at the !eriver 4c Rio firande Western depot and will he followed by a tra in occupied i by Srlan temple, Cincinnati, O., at