Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07

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| Columbia semnaadsry. Ne. 4 Ata.tis build
nj. No street northwest
fesouas eomnanaery, Ne. ., Masonic hall.
High street, Georgetown.
DsAolay mounted commandery, No. l. corner
l2th and d streets. south side Of Pennsylvania
The Cyclsrs' Parade.
| The program for the bicycle lantern parade
tomorrow night, in which il 10 expected from
1000 to 1900 whselmen viii tike part, Il -
follow:
| They win assemble At z o'clock sharp and
form on Maryland avenue, right resting on
lst street west, and, preceded BY their busls
corps, will move in the following order.
George 8 Atwater, Chief Marshal
II. 8. Owen. Chief Of STAFF.
| Ads-Gen. 4 A. Birney, Hon. 4. A. Ades,
Geo: W. Watson. c. E. Town, A. L. Doubleday.
Prof. E. A. Fay, 2. J. johnson, Jas. B. Lambie,
frsf. Gilbert, Alex. Hunter, ]. Holdsworth
Gordon, Samuel l. Phillips. Thos p. Borden,
Or. 4. Il. Morton, DR.. g. F. Johnstons, F.
Crook, Robert Blaine, Edson B. Olds, Geo. r..
Ids, J. Z. Casey.
ORDER OF PARADE.
First division-Capital bicycle club, b. N.
Low, commanding.
Second Observation-Disclosures cycle club, E.
| +. Curry, commanding.
Third division-Columbis cycle club, II. A.
Lamon. commanding.
Fourth division-Mount Pleasant bicycle
club. L. X. Sturtevant, commanding.
Fifth divison-Georgetownw heelmsn club,
Harry L. Towers, commanding.
sixth dlvlsion-Lesgue of American Wheel
men. G. II. Plumb, commanding; w. II. Stearn
and +. b. Higgins, aides.
seventh division--Local wheelmen, with G.
i hv0r Al -
, W: Hamilton Smith in command of the safeties.
Eighth division, boys, commanded by w.
Town. with J. I. Hunter as aide.
Ninth division trcycles Gen. w. A. Knapp,
commanding, DIR. L. II. York as aide.
The parade will be reviewed by the President
as the wheelmen circle the White House.
The following is the routes
The column will move west along Pennsyl-
vania avenue to Fifteenth street; thence north
to PeDnsylvania avenue to west gate Of execu-
tive 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 street thence
70 vermont avenue, north TO Thomas circle, to
Massachusetts, avenue, east to Thirteenth street,
south to x street, east to Mount Vernon square,
, where the parade will be dismissed
THE ExHiRrr1oN DRILL.
The exhibition drill will take place wednes-
day morning at the base ball grounds. The
following Communicates will participate:
Detroit, No. 1, Detroit, Mich. DeMolay, No. IL,
Louisville, KY; Jackson, No. 9, Jackson, Mich.
st. Bernard, No. IS. Chicago, ILL.,. Louisville,
No. 1, Louisville, KY; Apollo, No. Is, Troy N.
Y; Raper, No. l, Indianapolis, Ind. Monroe, No.
y. Rochester. NY; Zion. No. 2, Minneapolis,
MINI. boys from the Louisville Home.
In addition the little commandery," COM
posed OF boys from the Masonic home at Louis
vile, will drill
About twenty minutes will be allowed each
commandsry, and, while no special program of
movements has been adopted. the maneuvers
will consist In part Of the following: Fall i'm
steps, common quick and double time; direct
march in column OF files, threes, sections, &c.
direct march in line; obliqueings, wheslings,
execution of general Templar movements and
the manual
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
Tho arrangements for the reception by the
President on Wednesday evening are an
nounced a. follows: The President Of the
United States, assisted by the members Of his
cabinet and their ladies. will tender the visit
ing Knights Templar and their ladies full
dress reception at the executive mansion from
$3.50 to 10 pm. The knights and their ladies
will enter by the north door, and, passing
through the east room, will be received by
the President upon the portico at the
south front OF the building. From this
point the guests will descend to the grounds,
nese and japanese Ian terms, calcium and COL
ored lights. The full United States Marine
band, under the leadership Of Prof. John
Philip Sousa. will occupy . pavilion in the
center Of the grounds and viii play the follow
ing selections:
The Presidential polonaiss, sousa Overture,
Son and Stranger, Mendelssohn. Selection,
Faust up to Date, Meyer Lutz. Fantasia, Tam
hauser, Wagner. Cornet solo, Quanto 10 Flamo,
Satta Mr.. Walter F. Smith. Caprice, Mezza.
Note, Carlini1ls) the sersnade; b. Sounds OF
Revelry. A Trip on the Limited Express,
Downing. Mosaic, Gasparone, Millocker. The
International Congress, Sousa, introducing
fugue on Yankee Doodle, Hail Columbia, God
Save the Queen, Russian Hymn, Marsellaise,
Finland Folk Song, Wearing Of the Green, Aus
tralian Hymn, Wacht am Rhine, Italian Song,
Polish Song, italian Patriotic March, Cossacks
Lullaby, Danish Hymn, Greek National Air,
National Dance Of Poland and Star Spangled
Banner.
The grounds will be in charge Of committees
from the local Communicates. A special detail
OF police viii assist the committee at the gates,
and only Knights Templar in full dress uniform
will be admitted to the grounds.
THE DISTRICT NATIONAL GUARD.
At 4:30 pm. Thursday there will Be . brigade
dress parade Of the national guard Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Gen. Albert Ordway, COM
handing, ON the grounds south Of the White
House, to which all sir knights and their ladies
are invited.
TIE MYSTIC SHAME.
Almas temple Of the Ancient Arabic Order Of
the Mystic Shrine has prepared . special pro-
gram for the entertainment and honor of no
blss Of the Mystic Shrine visiting the city dur
ing the conclavs.
This evening there win Be "most sxtraordi-
nary festival" in honor Of Sam Briggs, the
most illustrious potsntats and the officers Of
the imperial council when, - the program
says, The order, in all its oriental splendor Of
ritual and wealth Of imagery, will be conferred
in ample form by the imperial divans."
Wednesday, October Q, IL named a. the date
for the Grand Shrine caravan and the
program states that 'between the hours Of
and o'clock there will be . parade Of the
Shriners' whether they be of the Saadeeyeh,
Ckadiresysh, Ahmsdeeyeh or Boorhameeyeh,
Ulema Imam, Cadi or Fellaheen), and in which
ell visiting MOBILES are cordially invited to par
ticipate, either - temples or by divan or dele
CATION"
1t il suggested by the imperial potsntats
that all mobiles appear in red fez and full even
ing dress dc. swallow-tail coat, low-cut vest,
&c. 'Those not provided with Esterbrooks'
might wear their Templsr coats.
mo noble will be excluded from the ranks IL
not attired ~ above requested, but 1t 10 desired
that as perfect uniformity - possible be OBJ
served, thereby attaining symmetry Of tho
lines"
ANoTHEl (e1o) TEH DOLLAR EXCURSION TO
NIAaARA FALLs.-Ths Pennsylvania railroad
announces n renatitinn NJ it, racent nj ohlv ana.