Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-25


One Of the attractive entertainments for the
conclave week Is the levee to be given BY Mrs.
Logan ct Calumet Place on the night Of Thurs
day, October 10. Az stated in TIE STAR Calumet
Place and vicinity will be brilliantly illumin-
ated. A committee of Knights Ten,plar, Of
which Mr.. Geo. w. Evans IL the head, 10 Co
operating with Mrs. Logan in the arrangements
for the reception.
Among those who will assist Mrs. Logan to
receive are Gen. Chas. Roome, the grand
master Of Templars, and Mrs. Roome, Eminent
Sir Myron M. Parker of Columbia COM
mandery, No. 2, chairman Of the
triennial committe, and Mrs. Parker,
Eminent Sir J. Il. Olcott of Washington, No. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson on behalf Of Poto-
mac Commandery, Nos; Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. HES
ton, De Molay, No. 4; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Glib
son, Mrs. Nellie Devendorf, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dingman,
Mr.. and Mrs: Warren circuit, Gen. and Mrs. A.
and Mrs. Diston Of Illinois, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Logan, IT,, and Major and Mrs. Tucker.
THE BALTIMORE KNIGHTS.
A committee representing the Knights Tenn
piar of Baltimore and Maryland called OF
headquarters today. The delegation was COM
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No. /; Past Grand Master Of the State @. w.
Halter, Of Crusade, No. s; Past Grand Com
mander George W. Starr, P. @. OF
Baltimore No. 2; J. Henry Snyder Of
Monumental, No. 8; Thos. c. Hendricks, gen.
eralissimo, Crusade, No. s; J. Frank Wilhelm,
ton, recorder of Boumi temple, Mystic Shrine.
Their purpose was to arrange for the &C
commodation Of the Maryland knights and
their ladies. They will establish
the headquarters of the Maryland
knights in the Globe building having leased
bers of the Grand Commandery will be quar-
tered at 612 Pennsylvania avenue, but make
their headquarters with the subordinate COM
manderies at the Globe building. Boumi Tenn
pie, Mystic Shrine will be quar-.
committee was making inquiries today with
the view Of erecting an observation stand for
the benefit OF the ladies who will accompany
the Maryland knights.
THE BICYCLE PARADE.
At meeting last night of the committee in
charge Of the bicycle parade subcommittee
that had been appointed to look into the ques-
ton reported that the opinion seemed to be
unanimously in favor Of the cyclers parading
with their club organization, and the secretary
OF the general committee will therefore COM
municate with each club and extend an invita-
ton to the members to participate in the pa
rade. The following order for the formation of
the parade was agreed upon, clubs being as
signed to positions according to seniority:
First division, Capital bicycle club, H. N.
Low commanding. Second division, Washing
ton cycle club, E. E. Curry commanding
Third division, Columbia cycle club,
W. H. A. Lamon commanding. Fourth
division, Mount Pleasant bicycle club,
E. X. Sturtevant commanding Fifth division.
Georgetown wheelmen's club, Harry 7, Towers
commanding. Sixth division, League of Amer
lean wheelmen, c. II. Plumb commanding: w
II. Stern and F. B. Higgins aids. Seventh divi.
sion, local wheelmen. with c. R. Overman in
command OF the uprights and w. Hamilton
Smith in command o; the safeties. Eighth di-
vision, boys commanded by W. Town, with J.
I. Hunter as aid. Ninth division, tricycles.
Gen. w. A. Knapp commanding, DR.. L. H.
York as aid
The wheelmen will form on Maryland avenue.
with their right resting on LIST street vest The
column Will then move west along Pennsylva-
MIA avenue to 18th street; thence north to Penn
sylvania avenue, to west gate Of executive
grounds: through grounds, passing in front of
executive mansion, out the east gate; west
along Pennsylvania avenue to Washington cir
Gle, around south side Of circle to K street,
thence to Vermont avenue, north to Thomas
circle, to Massachusetts avenue, east to 18th
street, south to street, east to Mount Vernon
square, where the parade will be dismissed.
committee was appointed to call upon
President Harrison and request him to review
the parade.
Chief Marshal George s. Atwater was ap-
pointed committee to secure lanterns, can
dies and wires for the machines,
Mr.. G. II. Plumb was appointed to consult
with the Baltimore wheelmen as to the practi-
cabilitY Of their taking part in the parade.
coEcLAvE NOTES.
party of thirty mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
will come to Washington during the conclave
as an escort to George F. Loder Of Rochester,
MY, who is chief of staff for the New York
division.