The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-26

Patrol" and Girls Patrol" Japanese
supp. This function will be embenished
by elaborate electrical decorations Of
the spacious grounds and buildings of
the home.
Tuesday, June S.
Morning.-9:30 o'clock-Electrica
pilgrimage of Louisville and suburbs.
Trolley cars leave Interurban station,
Jefferson street. between Third and
Fourth. Mobiles of Kosair temple in
charge of each train. Announcers will
point out objects of interest. Trip will
cover approximately twenty-five miles
9:45 oclock-Escort of Imperial Di-
van from Seelbach hotel to First Regi-
ment armory. Patrols from Kosair, of
Louisville; Oleika, of Lexington; Ell
Hasa. of Ashland. and Rizpah, of Madi-
sonville will furnish escort March
behind band of sixty musicians
10 o'clock.-Inaugura meeting of i'm
perial council in First Regiment arm
DRY. Address of welcome by the Hon
James +. Grinstead, mayor of Louis
Vile. Address of welcome on behalf
of Kentucky by the Hon. Augustus e
Wilson, governor. Response by the
Hon. Edwin I. Alderman, Cedar Rap
ids. Ia. imperial potentate
Adjournment of imperial council to
Scottish Rite Cathedral for first bust
ness session.
1890 o'clock.-"Birdseye View of
Louisville" Junket to top of the Lin
coin, Fourth and Market streets. Visit
ors will be provided with field glasses
and given opportunity to look down
on Louisville and vicinity within q
radius OF twenty miles
Afternoon.-2 o'clock.-Luncheon for
the Imperial Divan and imperial rep
resentatives.
to o'clock-Exhibition drills by
patrols in the First Regiment armory
Drill by Ladies' Patrol.
Evening.-S:30 o'clock.-Mammot
parade Of visiting patrols and mobiles.
Brilliant electrical Examinations and
fireworks along line of march. Route
of parade covers wide, well-paved av-
enue traversng heart of the city and
will lead past handsomely Illuminated
buildings and brilliantly decorated
streets. 1t is estimated that 10000 no
bles will participate in this event
Wednesday, June 0.
Morning-10 o'clock.-Continuati
armory.
10 o'clock-Automobil tour of Louis
| Vile and vicinity for all visiting la
dies. Scores Of motor cars will be as
| sembled in front of the First Regi-
ment armory, Walnut street, between
Center and Sixth, and all ladies ac-
| companying mobiles TO the annual ses-
| sion are invited to enjoy this ride. Thye
will be met by members of the la
! dies committee, who will accompany
them on the pleasant trip.
| 10 oclock.-Second days session of
| the imperial council, Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Sixth and Walnut streets.
Afternoon. - o'clock - Shriners'
! grand automobile race meet at Doug
las Park track. $1,000 in gold in
prizes. Eight events, ranging from
! fve-mile to ifty-mfle races, given un
der the sanction of the American Auto
mobile association. This promises to
be, on account of the big prizes offered
most notable racing event in years.
1870 oclock.-Regimenta parade and
review of all patrols at Douglass Park
track
o'clock.-Concert of modified
bands, including all local and foreign
musical organizations in Louisville al
the time. Under the direction Of sig
Ernesto Natiello.
oclock.-Special reception and en-
tertainment for members of patrols.
Evenings o'clock.-Colored jubilee
festival in the First Regiment armory
Over 300 negro singers and musician:
will participate in this novel event
Plantation melodies and old-time song:
will be introduced. The program anc
stage settings will depict in interesting
fashion the changes in southern negro
forms of entertainment from the plant
alton concerts OF ante bellum days L
the modern colored cake-walk.
Thursday, June 10.
Morning.-10 o'clock-Visits to tn,
various commercial industries of tn,
city. Many Of the large manufactur
ing concerns will keep open house il
special honor of mobiles and their la
dies. Included in the list of places Wis
tied viii be those Industries whicl
are peculiarly Louisvillian Start vii
be made from the Louisville Tobacco,
Warehouse company's plant. MAR
street. between Ninth and Tenth.
Afternoons o'elock.-"The Attacl
on tofl BoonesbOro," at CerOkee Park
This grand spectacular open-air drains
viii be participated in by nearly / 90
men and women. 1t promises to prov
one of the most interesting events o
Shrine week. A faithful reproduction
will be given of the engagement be
tween Daniel Boone and band Of pic
neers and the Indians. The spectacle
will conclude with an attempts
massacre on the part of the red-skin
and the destruction Of Boones fort b,
fire.
Evening" o'clock.-Grand ball II
honor OF the imperial council and Wis
iting mobiles and their ladies at tn
First Regiment armory. Over $500
has been expended alone in the decora
tion Of the ballroom for this occasion
4 concert band OF sixty musicians an,
an orchestra Of similar size will fur
nish music. This function will be tn
concluding feature of the week
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