The Washington herald., 1913-08-04

teams to compete in the drill, will mect
with the drill committee, at the Denver
Athletic Club, and draw for places In
the competition. After the drawing each
team will be assigned its day for drill in
the competition.
Tuesday, August L, will be the day of
the great Tempiar parade. The commit
tee expects to have 10000 in line. The
parade will start at 1920 o'clock in the
morning and cover line of march of
two and thrce-quarters miles Icing, finish
ing at p. m. Columbia Commandery OF
this city will be headed by the Arkansas
Valley Band of 75 musicians, its Mas
cot Billy" and crack drill team.
The competitive drills will occur Wed
nesday and Thursday. On Thursday
night, August II, Columbia Commander.
will hold reception at the Brown
Palace Hotel at o'clock. At 9 O'Clock
prizes will be awarded, and the Grand
Templar ball will take place at the Del
yer Auditorium the same night.
The Return Trip.
After many interesting sightseeing
trips, the Washington party will leave
Denver Friday night, August Is. at I
o'clock. returning via Kansas City and
st. Louis, where short stops will be
made, arriving at Union Station in this
city Monday at 1875 p. m.
Among those who will make the trip to
Denver are: Grand Commander Henry
X. Simpson, Deputy Grand Commander
DIR. Charles T. Lindsay, Grand Captain
General Lem. Towers, jr., Grand Senior
Warden William S. Parks and Mrs
Parks. Grand Standard Bearer and
Grand Master of Masons Charles E
Baldwin. Grand Recorder Arvine W.
Johnston, Past Grand Commanders
Thomas P. Morgan. and Alexander
Grant, Mark F. Finley, Edgar c. Wal
ford, Irving S. Hall. William A. Har-
Mrs Hohoff, Willard F. Lord and daugh-
ter. Joseph T. Williams, Clarence Dodge
and Mrs. Dodge, Fred W. Cole, jr.,
Wallace c. Babcock, George Z. Bedell
and Mrs Bedell, Samuel H. Moore. Will
liam H. harrington, Deputy Grand Mas
ter T. John Newton, w. w. Field, of
Orange, Va, and two women members
of his family; Generalissimo Ernest C.
Berger and Mrs. Berger, Abram S. Nc
Coy, Weldon Fisher and Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Smith, Miss Darcy, Miss Corn
well, Eminent Commander Gratz E.
Dunkum, Generalissimo w. W. Biggs.
Mrs. Biggs, and two sons; Captain Gen.
erai d. F. Croft, DR.. Frank p. Weller,
MIS- "elber anu uduBHttT, fdst SOin-
mander E. E. Thompson, William B.
Marche, Miss Underwood, DR.. Frank E.
Gibson, captain: Charles u. SnacKleroro,
first lieutenant; c. Walter Hoover. sec
ond lieutenant; Robert J. Bell, Ralph E.
Bihlman, Benjamin R. Coles, Herford
T. Cowling. Salvatore Desio, Michael A.
D'Manna, George L. Isemann. Virgil NJ.
F'ookes, Charles E. Foster, Colin e. F..
Father, Harry L. Gordon, George E.
Hebbard. Frank Hegner. William r. F..
Hines, William ]. Hill, Frank L. Koch,
william H. Nash, Stanley NJ. Recher.
A. A. Robey. Thomas A. Robbins, L. p.
Robertson. George A. Smith. Harry F.
Walls, Elmer c. Wood. George H. Whit
ing, William ]. widmeyer. Robert E. L.
Thomas, DR.. George Sibley, DR.. Fred
erick Yates, Mrs Charles e. Baldwin.
Charles W. King, jr., Mrs. Charles w.
King, jr., Mrs. Robert ]. Bell. Mrs.
Harry L. Gordon. Mrs. Cora c. Waudby.
Charles Some and Mrs. Some, Miss
Margaret z. Krichelt. J. William Lucas.
Seaton w. Trunnel. d. F. Benton.
Charles Cummins, Mrs. Frank p. Cur
tbs, James Gray, L. F. Valentine, Lee
land H. 7. Sohuknecht. e. A. Wood and
sister, NJ W. Landvoigt, William p.
Magruder and Mrs. Magruder, and many
others.