The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

| morning the Commandery Will PlOceeu
| to the different hotels ana escort the
| several communicates with their ladies'
10 the Nantashst boat. Which VIII ied'c
at o'clock.
"A sail about the ,harbor is the pro-
| gramme for Wednesday, and lunch VIII
| be served upon The boat The landing
| al Nantasket VIII be at $3.50 IN the after
noon, and there, al the Naniasket lio.ei,
| at 4 o'clock, the Sir knights and Iadlrs
| Will sit down TO an elaborate old-fash.oIl-
| ed fish dinner served in Prof. h. +.
| Sturgiss' best style. After the banquet
| the sir Knights Will have an opportunity
| TO take the trip on the electric railroad
| TO Pemberton and back and view the
] ocean ana the beauties along the coast
| between there and Nantaskct.
THE return TO Boston IS to be made az
| ! O'Clock. arriving In time TO allow an
| 20 participate In the reception OF the
Grand Commandery and the others given
by the different Communicates at theM
| headquarters.
MoIay Commandery WILL make fine
| showing The position in line VIII prob
ably be In the second division with the
| other ancient and historic bodies, for y
was organized IN lsiS, and IS counted
among the ten Oldest communicates IN the
country.
''I'he relations between the Sir knights
OF New Englard and Virginia have al
ways been OF most pleasant character.
The strength Of the tie which binds to-
gether the order throughout the world
has been manifested by the visits be-
tween the DO AIolay St. ohn.s, ana Rich-
Molay Commandery Of Boston invited
the Richmond COmmandery, No. z, or
RichilOnd, VIZ, 10 visit this city ana
participate In the celebration Of St Johns
day that year. In the following year a
return visit was paid the Richmond COM
fnandery.
"In the year 1915. when tho plans for
the celebration OF the centennial OF the
Ia gf slx.r = HftHU
sell, De Nolay COmmandery OF Boston
..nt q cordial Invitation TO the Rlchmond
body of Knights 10 take part IN lne MA
sonic parade on that occasion. Ine Oh
feet was 10 renew the frienrly relations
between the Sir Knights so long interrupt
Cd by the civil war. The invitation was
accepted. and they turned ont with run
ranks. being escorted TO taheuI nun,
where they were welcomed by the CITY
I'm ISL Do Molay Commander visited
Richmond and passed ten days when
V.6re enjoyed 10 the utmost, MS the hospl-
tally OF the southern Sir Knights g UNI
When the Richmond Communicates
come 10 Boston at the present conclaFe'
they will find that the De Molay KNIGHTS
OF Boston have not forgotten this trip
and that they will again experience the
pleasure OF meeting many or the Sir
Knights. who recall their stay IN the
southern city as being one OF the mos.
Virginia and North Carolina .Comman-
derles will be quartered as follows, ac-
oording to the American Tyler: ,
4 Northumberland Commanderya Hotel
Brunswick; Richmond, 2, Richmond.
Crawford House; Portsmouth o. Ports
mouth. IS, West Newton street; old Do
minion, H. Alexandria, IS, a. % Pinekney
street; Ola Dominion. II, Aexandria' 3
Richmond Couicy SQUARE Hotel, Gree,
Is. Norfolk. So. s P.nckney street
Ndrth Carolina-Grand Commandery,
40 Boylston street; Raleigh, I, Raleigh
42s Boylston street.
one OF the unique features OF the
Knights Templar conclave IN Boston this
month Will be city of sleeping cars,
the like of which has probably never be-
fore been seen In this country. II Will
be made a feature Of the triennial and
some Of the finest entertainments of visit
ing knights Will he offered at the settle
nent, which will hold forth In glory for
q week
The Boston and Maine road evolved
the idea when IL gave an official an
nouncement that track room for 800 sleep
Ing cars would be provided on the old
Mclean asylum grounds, a park-lke eX-
panse used by one Of the best known
sanitariums for years. until 10 gave way
20 the entertainment Of business and the
managers sold out at a big price 70 the
railroad corporation. Day by day the
magnificent stretch Of green dotted with
fine old trees f. giving way to lines OF
steel gridironed win slecpers. When
the first contingent Of knights reaches
Boston, n Will find plenty of pleasant
room left for the accommodation or the
sleeper visitors
Probably only breakfasts will be re-
gul4rly serva1 IN this car city but booths
will be arranged so that II any one Is
hungry. or II sick ones find II necessary
10 remain there all day, no one shall SUI
fer for want Of food
Nowhere about the city can cooler
place be found than u the asylum grounds
and q IS not unlikely that in the steaming
dog days not a few Of the visitors. es-
pecially ladies' will find it very desirable
10 wander about the shaded Dark rather
than travel IN the dusty and heated city
For that reason. II for no other, the Com
mttee of Arrangements desires 10 make
the place fully as attractive as the city
Breathing places.
some Of the visiting commanderies Will
invite the frators whom they wish 20 en-
terrain 10 that pie -. and evenings there
will be a scene rivallin2 the most fam GUS
OF Partisan b0ulevards-Washi star.
The first arrivals for the TrienniaT
Conclave Of the Grand Encampment IN
Boston, August q are small but they
ere energetic one Of these is r. W.
Peter Ewing. Of Santiago. Chill who is
at the Parker House with his VIE BRO.
Ewing IS District Deputy Grind Master
OF tho four lodges I'm his country whore
Capitular Masonry has not yet been estab-
lished He goes now 30 Chicago and
Canada. returning tn time for the con-
clave. He will travel extensively on the
Continent before going back 70 chill,
whore he is one Of the leaders In the En-
glsh Colony. He has been resident Of
chill since 1854. is a native Of Scotland.
and a man OF wealth Bro. Ewing VIII
be remembered by brethren in -his city.
His first visit 20 anv Masonic body IN
this country was 20 Citizens Lodge G2S.
this city. on July % He has since To-
ceived hts Chapter Degrees so ST. Ans
drews ROYAL Arch CHAPTER. Boston and
the Knights Templar orders In De Molay
Commandery Of that c.ty-New York
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