The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-12


Hon. John L. Noien, grand representa-
tive. Tennessee.
Music-Orchestral.
p. m.-Military reception in honor Of grand
sire by Detroit members at Detroit head
Degree Work.
(See degree and hall directory
InitiatOry-2 p. m, Bangor CMich.l Lodge;
800 p. m. Toledo 90 Lodge, in German:
1880 p. m, Chicago (Koerner, No 1867 Lodge;
p. m, Mt. Pleasant (Mich) Lodge.
First-2 p. M. Germantown (OQ Lodge;
$3.50 p. m, Chicago Koerner, No. 800
p. m. Bangor (AIich.) Lodge.
SecOnd-2 p. m, Cleveland (O) Lodge;
$3.50 p m, Moline 0ll) Lodge; 1870 p. m,
Third p. m, Columbus (o) Lodge; 1880
p. m, Germantown 90 Lodge.
Rebekah--2 p. m, Cincinnati (o2 Lodge;
$3.50 p. m, Newport CHy) Lodge; 100 p. m,
Muncie CNaomi, No. y Lodge; $3.50 y. m,
germantown 90 Lodge - 1co,> T.,
Patriarchal-2 p. m, Denver (Col) En-
campment; 7:S0 p. m, Buffalo On. " En-
Golden Rule-s:sO p. m. Buffalo On. v
Encampment; 1880 p. m, Alexandria Qnd)
Encampment.
Canton-2 p. m, Alexandria Ond.) Can
ton; 1880 p. m, Des Moines Qa) Canton.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.
a m. 2 D. m.-Sessions Sovereign Grand
Lodge, State Capitol.
a m. TO 1870 noOn-Patriarchs Militant
prize drills, state fair grounds. Public
invited
2 .. m-MemoriaI and decoration service at
statue of Schuyler ColfaX, University
Park. Public invited.
Mrs. Anna G. Hogate, president Rebekah
Assembly.
Music. Indianapolis Military Band
Opening Rebekah ode. Audience
Invocation.
Mrs Annie w. La Toilette past presi-
dent.
Decoration of monument.
Music indianapolis Military Band
Closing Rebekah Audience
Benediction.
3 p. m.-Special exemplifcation OF the Re-
bekah Degree by the Union degree staff.
Of Chicago. Voluntary silver collection
on adjournment.
8 p. m.-Dress parade. inspection and re-
view of Patriarchs Militant troops by a.
G. Cable. cOmmander-in-chef, at Camp
Gable, state fair grounds. Public in
Day and Evening-state fair. racing. ex-
hibits.
100 p. m. 8 p. m.-sousa Band concerts.
state fair.
Day and Evening-Reception and entertain
ment by lodges of Marion county at
courthouse. Public invited.
s p. m.-Celebration Of the fiftieth, or gold
en-. anniversary Of Rebekah Odd Fellow
ship, Tomlinson Hall. Public invited.
Hon. John b. Cockrum Z. G. p, =. G.. Rep.
Chorus-"Angelus'' ......... .....
.........Third Christian Church Chorus
Invocation
Chorus-"The Heavens are Declaring
........-Third Christian Church Chorus
Address. Hon. A. c. Gable. grand sire, Ohio
Mrs Nellie Harris, past president, I'LL
Solo-"Ruth and Naomi ..............
..................-..Mis Miss Jessie Malpsyne
Hon. A. S. Pinkerton, past grand sire.
Massachusetts,.
Hon Ci. t. Campbell. past grand sire.
Ontario.
MUSIC ........'..-..'...' Orchestra
Hon. Hill Montague, grand representa-
tive, Virginia.
Chorus-"Hark. Hark my Soul ..
.........Third Christian Church Chorus
Evening-"Daisy parade of Detroit mem
bers.
Misunderstanding. English's: afternoon
and evening, Park, Grand, Empire.
Degree Work.
Initiatory-2 p. m, Shelbyville Ond.)
Lodge.
Flrst-2 p. m, Marion Qnd.) Lodge.
Third p. m, Clayton Ond) Lodge: 7:3O
D. m. Woodward CRichmond, Ind Lodge
Rebekah-S p. m, Chicago Union degree
staff.
Patriachal-2 p. m. Chicago (Alexander)
Encampment.
Golden Rule-7:SO p. m. Chicago (Alex-
ander) Encampment-
FRIDAY, SEPT. 20.
a. m, p. IN. (probably 7:3O d. m-Ses-
sions of the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
State Capitol
Day and Evening-State fair. racing, ex-
hibits.
Morning and Observation-Disclosures by
ladies to parks. Public invited.
Day and neutrality-suspicious. and enter
tainments by lodges of Marion county.
courthouse. Public invited
8 p. m.-Public comforting of grand decora-
ton of chivalry, Tomlinson Hall. Public
9 p. m.--Public awarding of prizes Tomlin-
son Hall. Public invited.
Theaters-Evening, English's; afternoon
and evening, Park, Grand Empire.
Degree Work.
Rebekah-2 D. m, Muncie Industry. No.
| $500 Lodge.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 21.
a. m: probably 2 p. m.)-Sessions of Sow
ereign Grand Lodge.
Theaters-AfternOOn and evening, English's
Park. Grand, Empire.
Who may witness degree work-Any
| brother or sister. who has attained the de
| gree given, in possession of necessary evil
| dence of good standing. Tickets not re-
| quired anywhere
Degree Directory
Director-in-chief. VIII II. Talbot
InitiatOry-Masonic Hall, Z. f. Pryor, di-
First-Germania Hall. JOS c. Johnson.
Second-Turner Hall. w. r. Dearinger.
neutrality-suspicious., Will II. Talbot
Rebekah-TOnlinson Hall, Stephen O.
Sharpe.
Patriarchal-K. of i. Hall. J. NJ Lang
Golden Rule-K. OF p Hall, Edwin FaTrer
Canton-Red Mems Hail. j. II. Tecken-
/ brock.
Hall Directory
Distance from Grand Lodge Han)
Masonic Hall-Three blocks west Wash
tngton street and Capitol avenue.
Germanta Hall-One and one-half blocks
| southeast. 40 South Delaware street
Turner Hall-Four blocks northwest. cor
ner Illinois and Ohio streets
| PrOpylaeum-SiX blocks north corner
| Pennsylvania and North streets
TOmlinson Hall-Two blocks northeast
corner Market and North Delaware streets
X. of z. Hall-One block north corner
| Pennsylvania and Market streets
Red Mems Hall-One and three-fourtb he
| blocks west, West Washington street
For the location OF other halls and DIaccs
| inquire at bureau Of information
Hotels and Boarding Places-If Won have
| not engaged sleeping accommodations the
! bureaus OF information may be able to di-
| rect you 20 satisfactory places
|
| STATEHOUSE ILLUMINATION