National Republican., 1876-05-27
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
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left undone by the fraters of De Molay that would
add TO the pleasures Of the trip and 1t is safe to
promise that good account will be given Of them
selves and their friends at home can rejoice over
the fact that No. will fnd as many favors be-
slowed on them may be given to any other
Commandcry attending the Conclave.
IN PHILADELPHIA
life Is active and Templars are vieing with each
other as to which Commandery shall furnish the
most attractive programme Of entertainment to
the visiting fraters 1t Is pretty 70 see what unan
unity prevails among the Sir knights and the va
rious Communicates regarding the Importance OF
the Occa and the necessity for united action as
to the receiving and attention to the visitors
Should the plan be Carried out ~ sne shs m
ture not only boast Of tho most extensive Templar
display in their city ever witnessed, but that 1t
was begun, continued and ended In good Will and
peace
The programme for the reunion Of the Knights
Tempiar Is about as follows: Communicates teie-
graphing the committee at headquarters OF the
time and place Of their arrival will be furnished
with an escort to their quarters. Eminent Com
manders on the arrival OF tneir Oommanasr,es ts
Commandery and furnish aproperly authenticated
list Of the names Of the Sir Knights and the ladies
ACCOMPANYING them, and badges will be issued for
each Knight and his lady also credential tickets,
which will entitle the holder thereof to admission
TO the headquarters OF every Philadelphia com
mandery, and to participate in any Of the festiv-
The headquarters of the r. E. Grand Com
mander will be at horticultural hali, Broad; pc
Eminent d. G. Commander, Grand Generalissi-
mo, E G. Captain General, at the Continental
hotel Ninth and Chestnut streets; Of the z. G.
Treasurer and Z. q. Recorder, at Masonic Tenn
pie Broad and Filbert streets; of Philadelphia
Commandery, No. 2, at Horticultural hall; st.
Johns Commandery, No. 4, at st. Georges hall
Thirteenth and Arch streets; Kadosh Command
cry, No. 2e at city armory, Broad and Race
streets; Mary Commandery, No. 80, print-room,
Academy of Fine Arts, Broad, above Arch street;
St. AIbans Commandery, No. ~, Spring Garden
institute, Spring Garden and Broad streets;
Corinthian ''Chasseur" Commandery, No. So old
Masonic hall, Chestnut, below Eighth street.
Kensington Commandery, No. 53, U. D., hensing-
ton Masonic Temple, Richmond street.
The R. +. Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania
will hold its sd ANNUAL conclave in the Grand
Lodge (Corinthian) hall, in Masonic Temple,
Broad and -Filbert streets, commencing Tuesday,
May 30, at O'Clock p. m.
GRAND TENPLAR PARADE.
grand reception and promenade concert will
be given at the American Academy of Music and
Horticultural Hal, Thursday, June ], at SO'clock
D. m. The two buildings will be connected
by a bridge. Guests will enter the Academy OF
Music and then retire from Horticultural Hall.
The Grand Encampment of the United States,
the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania and
members of sister Grand Communicates will as
semble at 7:3O O'Clock p. m. in the Green room.
At o'clock an address OF welcome will be de-
livered by the Most Eminent Grand Master of
the United States Hon. James Heron Hopkins,
at the close Of which the promenade will COM
mence.