Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-15
and thence will be escorted to headquar-
ters, at the Westminster Hotel, by Can
ton Orion, No. II, Patriarchs Militant.

Venable, Grand Chaplain of the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge, will deliver sermon
at st. Pauls Episcopal Church. on Olive
street. between Fifth and Sixth streets,
opposi the park, at II A.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge will on
vene in regular session at Turnver Elm
Hall, on Spring street, between Second
and Third, at O'Clock A. NJ.
M.-Dress Parade, First Regiment
P. M. of the Grand Department Of the
Pacific.
Reception of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. At 80 P. NJ. the Patriarchs
Militant, under command OF General E.
X. Russell, will assemble at headq uar-
ters, the Westminster Hotel, corner
Fourth and Main streets, for the purpose
of escorting the Sovereign Grand Lodge
to the Academy of Music, corner Fifth
and Olive streets, where the Sovereign
Grand Lodge will be received
Exercises at Academy of Music will
begin at s o'clock P. M.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Grand Parade at 2 O'Clock p. M, of
Cantons, Encampments, Subordinate and
Rebekah Degree Lodges.
5P. M-Dress Parade, Second Regi-
ment P. M. of the Grand Department of
the Pacific at Armory Hail.
| 8P. M.-Annual Reunion of the Past
Grand Representatives to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, at Armory Hall, Main
street, between First and Second.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
| Excursion to Pasadena.
Cars will leave the Santa Fe depot,
foot of First street, at 8 80 A. M, arriv-
ing at Pasadena at 8 A. NJ, where they
will be met by brethren and citizens,
who will extend to them a cordial well
come for the day.
Fare for the round trip, 40 cents.
8 P. M.-Grand Competitive Drills at
Armory Hall.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th.
Excursion to Pacific Ocean (Santa
Monica) Is miles distant. Cars leave de-
pot corner Commercial and Alameda
streets, at 9 80 A. NJ; returning, leave
Santa Monica at 8 80 P. M. Ample bath
ing and hotel accommodations.
Railroad fare for round trip so cents.
Excursion to Monrovia and vicinity,
16 miles distant, over the Rapid Transit
Railroad. This railroad has kindly ex-
tended free transportation to our guests.
Vehicles No. Arcadia street, at 10 A. M.
for depot The line of this road extends
through the very choicest portion of
the San Gabriel Valley. For miles it
is lined on either side by beautiful
orchards and vineyards, and magnificent
views may be obtained from almost any
portion of its line. Among the noted
and interesting places on the road, may
by mentioned Alhambra, San Marine,
Sunny Slope, Baldwin's and, last but not
least, Monrovia. After a pleasant drive
over beautiful country, returning, will
leave Monrovia at 30 P. NJ, reaching
Los Angeles at 5 20 P. M. The brethren
and citizens of Monrovia and Duarte will
Hospitality entertain the visitors. Tickets
may be procured from the Secretary.
5P. M.-Brigade Dress Parade of Pa
triarchs Militants.
7:30 P. Redistribution of prizes at
Armory Hall.
SP. M.-Conferring Grand Decoration
of Chivalry at Armory Hall by Deputy
Grand Sire John G. Underwood, Lieut.
General, commanding Patriarchs Mill
tant.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21sT.
Excursion by rail to Santa Ana and
its beautiful surroundings, Tustin and
Orange go miles Distant. Train leaves
Santa Fe depot, foot of First street, at
A. NJ. returning, leaves Santa Ana at A
p. NJ. Brethren and citizens will take
care of visitors. Fare for round trip,
$1.00.
8P. M.-Ball in honor of visiting Odd
Fellows, at Armory Hall.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND
Excursion to San Diego and Coronado.
Cars leave Santa Fe depot, foot of First
street, at 2 P. NJ, arriving at San Diego
about O'Clock, where the brethren and
citizens will warmly welcome the visi-
tors, and show them that beautiful city
and it's attractive surroundings. Fare,
round trip, $4.00.
Hotel rates at the grand Hotel del
casion. Tickets good for return up to
Tuesday P. NJ, September 25th.
Yesterdays Arrivals.
Those who registered at hea dquarters
yesterday are as follows: Geo. Coulson,
Troy, Ohio; Fred Carleton, Austin,
Texas; @. r. Gibson, Austin, Texas !;
Philip Eden, Los Angeles; W. A. Craw.
ford, Oakland; A. H. Tucker, Port
Townsend; E. S. Bertram, Council
Grove, Kansas; w. E. Grarrett, Mount
horeb Lodge, g. N. Coursens, San
Francisco; I. N. Sweeny, San Francisco !;
G. R. Woodward, Cairo; Moses Adams,
Modesto; Chas. Wickman, Los Angeles !;
T.. c.. Marks. Los Angeles; w. A..
Bonyngs, San Antonio; Don H. Aldrich,
Concord, N. H.; John Cushel, Amador
County; G. B. Doane, Los Angeles; II.
Beros, Omaha; A. H. Wormlight, Min
nesota, and j. M. Pryse, North Bend,
Indiana.
Notes.
General Russell and staff will arrive
on Sunday evening.
Canton Orion No. 12, will assemble to-
day at Odd Fellows Hall at 8 P. M.
prompt.
1t is expected that 200 Patriarchs Mill
tant will arrive from the north this
evening.
Many of the business houses are decor
ating very handsomely, and others will
erect artistic designs to-day.
In addition to the parades announced
in the programme, there will be a brigade
dress parade on Wednesday night.
The Committee of Appeals of the Sow.
ereign Grand Lodge arrived last night or
the 10 80 train from the East, and was