The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-14
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Colnmandery. X. IT,, VIII Have short
Parade Before Starting-The Exercises
at Hartford.
The New Haven commandery No. 2,
X. IT., will assemble in full Templar
uniform at the asylum this morning
and, headed by the Second regiment
band, will march over the following
route: Through Church to Elm, to Col
lege, to Chapel, to Church, to Meadow,
to the station. where they will take the
1910 a. m, train for Hartford. The COM
mittee consists of Willis l.. Mix, Fred
Fl. Waldron. J, r. B. Bolton, Francis
G, Anthony and Charles It, Root.
The exercises of the day at Hartford
will begin with a special conclave to be
held at the temple at 10 o'clock a. m,
at which the temple will be consecrated
by Right Eminent Grand Commander
Johnson and the associate officers OF
the grand commandery. AT l p. m. all
knights Templars will meet at the tenn
pie and forming into line will march to
Foot Guard armory, where the literary
exercises of the day will be held at 2
O'clock. The program for these exer-
cises is as follows:
Prayer-Sir Frederick W. Payne, pre-
late of Washington commandery.
Music-Chorus, "In the East" from
1.-THE Crusaders" washington
Commandery Double Quartet.
Address of Welcome-Eminent Com
mander Arthur d. Newton.
Response-Right Eminent Sir Lyman
III. johnson, grand commander, state
of Connecticut
Washington Commandery Dou-
BILE Quartet
Chorus-From the Saga of King Olaf"
by Longfellow, with additional verses
by Sir George II. Hebard, Dudley
Buck.
Historical Address-Sir Joseph L. Bar
bour.
Closing Hymn-To be sung by all Sir
knights (standing), band accompani-
ment
Benediction-Si Rev. George R. War
ner, past prelate Washington COM
mandery.
The closing hymn will be Onward,
Christian Soldiers which has been
specially arranged by Sir Knight lrv-
ing Emerson for the occasion. The
chief feature of the literary exercises
viii be Sir Knight Joseph L. Barbour's
address.
After these exercises the knights
will reform and take part in the pa
rade. AS the line passes the south
green it will be reviewed by Right
Eminent Grand Commander Johnson
ana other officers Of the grand COM
rt1,~ xxyi1 y1l1dnr
the direction of Chief Marshal John B.
Clapp, who has issued the following or
ders:
Headquarters Marshal Centennial Pa
rade, Knights Templars.
General Order No /.
Having been named as marshal or
| the coming parade of Knights Temp
| lars at Hartford, July A. / hereby an
nounce the following as my staff for
| that occasion:
| siEnninent Sir James III. Jarman,
Washington commandery; Sir j. T.
/ Stevenson, ST. Elmo comrnandery; Sir
| Paul Rhodes Hawkins, Springfield
! commandery; Sir John B. Doherty,
Clark commandery; Sir G. r. Rounds,
/ New Haven commandery Sir J. 2.
| Topping, Hamilton commanders; sir
w. Fl, Stratton, st. Johns Providence
commandery; Sir Irving N. Clifford,
Columbian comrnandery; Sir Gordon
| W. Stewart Cyrene commandery; Sir
/ George r. Austin, Crusader comman-
derry; Sir J. Il. Root Sir Henry Bfck-
/ ford, Sir John MeClary, Sir r, T. Ken
! Won, Sir Louis G. Hills, Sir Carlyle y
| Cook, Sir Frank s. Kenyon, Sir Clayton
II. Case, Sir Heman A. Tyler, Wash
i ington acommandery
They will be obsyed ard respected ac-
corctingly.
i Sir knights Hills and Cook will ac'
as guides.