Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO PARADE
| Washington Comma nderies 60 Take Part
in the Baltimore Celebration.

Active preparations are being made by the
Knights Templar Of this District 10 take part
in the centennial cello bration in Baltimore next
Tuesday OF the organization OF Mary land Com
mandery. No. 1, of that city. Ii is expected
thst some 400 knights TemplAr will 10 over
from this city and take part IN the parade.
They will be accompanied by ladies and each
OF the District Communicates have appointed
committees TO make provision for the enter
tainment Of the lady guests. The four COM
msnderies of the District will so TO Baltimore
as bodies. The members requested TO
assemble in fun uniform NJ Masonic
Temple at O'Clock onlruesdsy. The column
will move At O'Clock and the line OF march
will be up + street 10 18th. where Potomac Com
maadery. No. B. Of Georgetown will JOIN the
line. The three Communicates. namely.
Washington. No. L. Columbia. No. 2.
and Potomac, No. r. will march
down the avenue 10 the Baltimore and OHIO
depot, where the cars will I've taken FOR Baln-
more. DE Molsy Mounted Commandery. Nc. e.
have made arrangements to be supplied with
horses upon their arrival In Baltimore. No. 1
Will be accompanied by the National Guard
Band. No. by the Marine Band and No. BY
the Third Artillery Band.
THE PARADE IN BALTIMORE.
According TO the order issued by W. A. Han
way, marshal, and }. q. rangborn. chief OF
1
street The order Of the procession will be as
follows: Detachment Of police, Grand Marshal
". \. Hanway. Chief of stan J. q. pangborn.
Aides l.. Il. heizeF. ". II. Ruby. George D..
Carson. Martin Il. Thorp. J. W. snyder. X d.
Conway. Mm. Dochternan. Matthew Trimble,
". II. Clark. T.. NJ Hoffman. Harrison Ding
man. W. p. hunkie, Chas. HI. Oehm. James r.
Ingram, VIM. III. Csssell. =. Frank Bennett A.
4. Gilbert. 4. :. Titcomb and NJ. q. Hodgdon.
Then viii follow the various Communicates,
f6sar n.
| Grand Commandery. The bands in line in
addition TO ahe Washington bands will be the
| Wilmington Band OF " ilmington. Del. Mrights
Band. Naval Academy Band and the Great SOUTH
ern band. The procession will start promptly
/ AZ noon over this route: Cathedral street to
/ Mount Vernon place north side. passing the
monument ON the west side. at which point the
! lines Will be reviewed by the grand master;
thence south via Charles street 20 Lexington.
| TO Holiday, 20 Baltimore. TO Eutaw. to Eutaw
! place. 10 Wilson. 20 Madison avenue, TO
Howard, to Academy Of Music. The
right of the column will. upon
/ reaching the intersection of Monument and
| Howard streets. reduce TO thIees oblioue 10
the right and halt at the main entrance 20 the
Academy of Music face to the front and so re-
main until the grand master and distinguished
guests, escorted by Maryland Commandery
No. /. shall have passed within the building
| The column will then face TO tho right and iol-
/ low into the main auditorium.
THE EXERCISES
viii consist Of music and addresseS In the
afternoon a card reception will be given BY
Thomas ]. Shyrock, the grand master Of Ma
SONS of Maryland. at his residence on Madison
/ avenue. ia honor of the grand master OF
Iemplars. John T. =. Goblin In the
evening Of Monday Maryland Commandery, No.
| !, viii tender a banquet in honor of Mr.. Goblin
! Invitations 10 the banquet have been sent TO
the council officers of the four communicates
In THIS District and to the past commanders.
! Ihe District communicates have further
been complimented by the selection of 9 rep
resentativc from each on tie staff of the grand
marshal, who are as follows: No. I. Harrison
! Dingnan; No. 2. Matthew Irimble: No g. Geo
L. Corson; No. 4, Martin Il. 1horp.