Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-14
A. D. ]. ".
Annual Session Will Be Held at
Cedar Rapids In Near
Future
PROGRAM is NOW COMPLETE
A Number of the Leading Men of the
Order Will Be Present to Take Part
in the Proceedinss-cedar Rapids
to Furnish the Entertainment for
Guests.
Snecial to T,mes-Republicarl

Special to Times Republican
Cedar Rapids, April 14.--Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
entertainment of the twenty ninth
general session of the grand lodge
of Iowa, Ancient Order OF United
Workmen, in this city, May Sill IN
elusive. The sessions will be held in
the Auditorium, and grand lodge
headquarters have been established in
the Delavan hotel. The general COM
mittee, comprising John Mccullough,
Carl S. Evans, c. c. Lanstrum. Thorn
as A. Berkebile, A. HI. Mckenzie. and
AL. Fawcett are sparing neither time
nor effort In perfecting plans which
promise to make the session at Cedar
Rapids the greatest in the history of
the order in Iowa. subcommittee
will be announced in a few days. The
finance committee appointed is COM
posed of Thomas A. Berkebile, John
Burianek, Jr., and Fred Garfield.
Program of Grand Lodge Session.
The program of the grand lodge
session was today issued as follows:
Monday, May 8.
Meeting of standing committees.
Reception of delegates and visitors
at the Delavan huteL grand lodge
headquarters
Tuesday, May 9.
900 a. m--Grand officers, delegates,
visiting brethren and members of To-
of hn " "a
hotel
$3.50 a. n-Grand parade.
Formation for parade.
Marshal Of day and assistants in
automobile.
Cedar Rapids Citizens band.
Supreme and Grand Master Will NJ.
Narvis of Muscatine and visiting SUI
preme lodge officers.
Mayor c. D. Huston and Carl S. Ev-
ans, speakers.
Grand lodge officers delegates,
deputies and visiting members.
Cedar Rapids lodge No. 27S.
Line of March-Parade assemblies on
First avenue, between Third AMI
Fourth streets in front of headquar-
tiers, proceeds east on First avenue to
to Second avenue; west on Second
avenue to Third street; north on Third
street to First avenue; west on First
avenue to First street; north on First
street to the Auditorium, where the
grand lodge sessions will be held.
1915 a. m.-Grand lodge opening.
Grand lodge sessions called to order
by Brother Carl S. Evans, introducing
the mayor.
Address of welcome by Brother and
Mayor Charles D. Huston.
Response for grand lodge by Su-
preme and Grand Master Will M. Mar
WIS.,
Grand lodge session.
Appointment Of committees.
Reports of grand officers and stand
ing committees in printed form, the
reading to be dispensed with.
Nomination of grand officers.
1920 p. m.-Train leaves for Cedar
Falls, for all those who wish to attend
the Graham memorial exercises. Train
returns in the evening.
Wednesday, May 10.
300 a. m.-Regular session of grand
lodge and reports of committees.
1870 p. m.-Regular session Of grand
lodge.
Report of committees.
Election of officers.
Selection of next place Of grand
lodge session.
Thursday, May II.
900 a. irregular session of grand
lodge.
Report Of committees.
p. Irregular session.
+ Reports Of committees.
Installation of officers.
!. Appointment of officers and stand
ing committees.
Adjournment