Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-25
PROGRAM FOR NASDNS
The Grand Lodge Will Hold
Annual Sessions at Daven-
port, June 6, Z and 8
slxTY-sEcoND ANNUAL MEET
Grand Secretary Newton r. Parvin,
of Cedar Rapids, Issues the Program
for the sessions-commttees Are
Appointed-GeneraI News of tho
State.
Special to rimes-Republlcan

Cedar Rapids, April 25.--Grand Sec
rotary Newton r. Parvin has issued a
program and circular of information oil
the sixty-second annual communities
ton of the grand lodge Of Iowa, A. F.
& A. NJ, to be held at Davenport June
G. Z and s. The school OF instruction
will be held June 2, 3 and 4.
Program and Sessions.
The program issued is as folliws:
Tuesday, juno 6-First Day.
All register and receive cards Of ad
mission.
$50 a. m.-Grand officers and dele
gates will assemble at Masonic Tenn
pie, corner Of Main and Third streets,
form procession, and under escort Of
st. Simon of Cyrene commandery No.
8, X. T., march to Turner Grand opera
house.
$3.50 a. m.-Public exercises. Open to
invited guests. Address of welcome,
response, music, etc.
At the conclusion of the public exer-
cises all except Master Masons will
=,
be opened In ample form by Grand
Master Miller, with the assistance
of his grand officers.
Address of grand master will then
be delivered and distributed.
200 p. m.-Reports of grand treas
urer, grand secretary. grand librarian,
trustees of grand lodge Of Iowa AMI
grand charity fund.
Evening-Program for the evening
will be announced either in the local
circular or by the local committee at
the afternoon session OF the grand
lodge.
Further sessions of the grand lodge
will follow the usual course, being
governed largely by business to come
UP for discussion and disposition.
Committees.
The following standing and special
committees have been appointed by
the grand master:
On credentials---C. W. Walton, Du-
buque; A. c. Carpenter, Elkader; W..
C. Miller, Des Moines.
Lodges under dispensation-T. f.
Stevenson, Des Moines; Charles En-
erson, Creston; w. G. Newsome. Sa-
bula.
Chartered lodgesNT. j. Davis, Mar
ion; +. S. Moses, Clinton; P. j. Martin,
Waterloo.
Grand masters address-W. II. Nor
ris, Manchester; w. II. Cleveland, Har-
Ian; Carl linn, Gutenberg. 9ii
Appeals and grievances = Louis
Byock, Davenport; D. w. Clements,
West Union; r. M Hunter, Sibley.
Masonic jurisprudence e. Fell
lows. p. G. M, Lansing, and all past
grand masters residing within the jur-
isdicton.
Finanoe-M. d. Gibbs, Alton; w. H,
Young, Hedrick; j. H. Thatcher, Ruth
ven.
Mileage and per diem-w. L. Ehlers,
Correctionville; e. N. Bailey, Britt; j.
L. Powers, Carroll.
Grand lodge library-S G.. Huber,
Tama.
Fraternal correspondence-J. E.
Morcombe, Cedar Rapids.
Fraternal dead. r. Lindsay, Du-
buque.
Grand Officers-EIective.
Sumner Miller, Gutenberg, NJ. W.
grand master.
f. w. Craig, Des Moines, R. w.
senior grand warden.
f. b. Whitaker, Hillsboro, r. w.
junior grand warden.
Charles Shade, Rock Rapids, R. W.
grand treasurer.
N. r. Parvin, Cedar Rapids, r. w.
grand secretary.
Appointive.
r. G. Dilley, Sioux City, r. w. dep
uty grand master.
DR.. j. c. w. Coke, Oskaloosa, r. w.
grand chaplain.
K. T. Lamb, Olin, w. grand mar
shall.
C. D. McElvain, Red Oak, w. senior
grand deacon.
H. A. Tobie, Earlville, w. Junior
grand deacon.
j. B. Blackburn, Prescott, w. senior
grand steward.
E. G. Howe, Garner w. Junior grand
tyler.
A. N. Alberson, Washington, w.
grand tyler.
Custodians of the work-C. T. Gran
ger P. G. M. Waukon; c. c. Cleark, P.
G. NJ, Burlington; Hiram Gilmore,
Farley.
Trustees grand charity fund.-. D.
Gamble, P. G. NJ, Knoxville; G. W.
Ball, P. G.. NJ, Iowa City.
Trustees grand lodge-W. S. Card
ner, P. G. NJ, Clinton; w. L. Eaton, P.
G. NJ, Usage; Crom Bowen, P. G. NJ,
Des Moines