The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-06-12

Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK, the
first service of the Grand Lodge OF the
Free and Accepted Masons of the state
of Tennessee will be held at st. John
A. NJ e. Church. on the Corner OF
Eighth avenue, North and Cedar st.
The Knights Templar will have SER
mon by Sir E. w. S. Hammond. Rt.
Eminent Grand Commander Austin
w. Williams, SO degree Master of cere-
mony. The |. o. |. Band will head the
procession. The Templars Comman-
deries will escort the Grand Lodge.
On Monday the delegates and mem
bers of the Order in this city will have
a parade and outing. The procession
will form at Odd Fellows Hall, 447
4th Avenue, North, at 10 o'clock a. m.
and under the command of Sir Richard
A. Ewin, Marshal of the day, will
march over the following line OF
march, to wit:
Fourth avenue, North, south to
Deadrick street, Fifth avenue, North,
thence south on Fifth avenue, North
TO Ash street to Second avenue
South. thence East on Lindsey avenue
to the vehicles that will be in readi'
ness to convey all in line to Green.
wood Park, where fun and mirth Will
reign in high carnival.
Tuesday morning the Grand Lodge
will get down to business, and from
then until the adjournment the dele
gates will be kept busy attending to
the affairs entrusted to them by their
Constituents. Prof. J. A. Henry,
Grand Master of the state, is a wide
awake business man, and the members
of the order never think OF doing other
than re-electing him by reclamation
What is true of him is true OF many
Of the other officers, in fact, most OF
them. two of whom are located in this
city: namely, Prof. w. S. Thompson
Grand Secretary, and Mr. w. H. High
tower, Grand Treasurer. This session
of the lodge was moved from Pulaski
here on account of the lynching that
occurred in that town recently the Of
fcers not deeming it safe to carrying
the delegaes there. Some OF the mosl
substantial business and professional
men throughout the state are delegates
To the meeting, and Nashville may
we'll congratulate herself upon nav
ing record that guarantees SAFETY
RI visitors to the extent that a state
organization selects this city without
hesitation. and to the Widows anC
Ornhans home is located here anC
would naturally be an inducement u
all the members to come to Nashville
The following committees will lool
after the comfort of the visitors dur
ing their stay in the capitol city;
Arrangements-A. B. Carter, l.. h
Rogan, 80 degree, Chas Maxwell, 81
degree, Pryor Williams and Mesdame
w T. Hightower, Lula Johnson, Al
len. Campbell, ]. c. Scott and e. CLOUD
Entertainment-Tho Gleaves, Mari
Bonner. Thos. Ward, T. B, Hardiman
and Elias Henley Mesdames j. o. Nil
Ter. C. Hendley, L. NJ Traynor, Mrs
A. B. Carter, S. Jones.
Finance-Geo. w. Hill, Joe
Gibbs. 81 degree Nelson Blair, an
Jackson Mays, Mesdames VIM. Smith
7, Davis s. Jones, w. P. Rose an
Miss M. Richmond
Reception Committee-Sir A. N
Johnson, 80 degree, R. L. Ralph, ID. +
Foster. r. D. Childress, A. J. Bradford
w. T. Hightower, 80 degree, r. a
Ewin. Edward Mays, Joseph Scot
John Stewart, Clarence Cnmmin'
Henry Mays, Robert Word, Stakel
Drake. Joseph H. Miller, ]. H. Adams
p. Williams, Miss N E. Perkins, Me-
danes Charlotte Moore, L. Jones, j. /
Adams.
Knights Templars and Royal Arc