Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-24

SIR NJ. ]. HoUCK, VIDE avenues snaueu
Dayton, with numerous trees.
Grand Captain The officers and
General, X. T., members of the grand
of Ohio. commandery will re-
view the parade from the Memorial
building, which will be grand com-
mandery headquarters, and it is ex-
pected that the commanderies in
line will be ready to break ranks by $50
o'clock.
Grand Captain General Houck has
announced his staff for the parade as
Past Eminent Sir T. B. Terry as chief,
and Sir w. w. AlcOrn, adjutant gener-
al, with these gentlemen as aides: Past
Eminent Sir w. T. Robbins, Past En-
inent Sir s. w. Courtright, Past Emil
nent Sir J. w. Lewis, Past Eminent
Sir s. J. Lafferty, Past Eminent Sir
John B. Peaslee, Sir William Y. Nc
Maken, Past Eminent Sir William B.
Mills.
Wednesday evening the differeut
communicates will keep open house,
and the time will be spent in calls.
Thursday morning the business meet
ing will begin at 10 o'clock, and the
routine business be transacted. Re-
port of the various officers will be SUBJ
mitted and the election of officers for
the ensuing year. This session, like
the others, will be held in Memorial
hall, large, roomy building, which
from its situation has cool and pleasant
chambers, and the August heat will be
little felt by the assembled knights.
| The people of Toledo are arranging to
treat the guests of the conclave week
with Characteristic hospitality. Toledo
has always had splendid reputation
among the many Communicates in the
State for splendid displays and excel
lent care of the Pilgrim Knights who
for time have been with them, and
they do not intend to let the forty-eight
conclave prove an exception. The
| home of two Past Grand Commanders,
Sir Lafayette L. Lyttle and Sir VIM.
T. Walker, the interest in the works ol
| the order is perhaps nowhere greater
| in the State than in.this city.
| In the preparations for the conclave
the humble, toiling newspaper man
has not been forgotten, and especial
pains will be taken, not only by the
Press committee of the Toledo Com
i mandery, in whose charge the conclave
is but the Toledo Press Club, one of the
most fiourishing of its kind in the State,
to give the knight ofthe Faber an abid'
ing place, and extend all the courtesies
possible for members Of the fraternity
so to do. AS an instance of Toledo
hospitality it might be eincidently noted
that the charges for headquarters fol
communicates reported to the executive
committee so far are about what they
heretofore have been in any other city
The following list of which have al
ready secured headquarters will be o
interest:
| Mt. Oernon, No. /, Columbus, Boody
house; Cincinnati, No. 8, Cincinnati
Court house; Reed, No. 6, Dayton, Ho
tel Madison; Toledo. No. Z, Toledo
Masonic temple; Oriental, No. IL
Cleveland, Burnett house; Mansfield
| No. 81, Mansfield, Blade building
| Akron, No. Is, Akron, Boody house
Cache, No. 27, Conneaut; Defiance, No
go, Defiance, Bicycle club room; Holy
!. rood, No. 80, Cleveland, Boody House
Marion, No, 36, Marion, Merchants
, hotel; Canton, No. 38, Board of Trad
and Press club rooms; Forest City, No
40, Cleveland, Oliver House; Trinity
mo. ~ OluCtuudbii DuOuy LAUuSCi h0iu
ney, No. 46, Sidney, Hotel Madison
/ Wooster, 48, Wooster, Boody Hous
} block.
. In conclusion it is only necessary +
} say that during the month to come tn
D executive committee will not be idle
] and every detail which will add to tn
J success Of the conclave, or to the pleas
ure and welfare Of the guests, will b
!. Hooked after with jealous care.
\ STEPHEN w. BoLLEs.