Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-23
PROGRAM
IS MADE PUBLIC
IMpERINL COUNCIL. MEETING At
DALLAS TO BE MkRki,D BN
MANY STUNTS"
TYPICAL TEXAS features
Long HON Barbecue and Pioneer
DAYS Entertainment Are of
the Unique Numbers.

DALLAS. Tex, Feb. 22.- lSpeciaD
The tentative program for the
meeting of the Imperial Council. An
cient order Mobiles Of the Mystic
shrine IN this city. May 12-l5, as APP
proved by the Executive Committee
is as follows:
Sunday May 1l-practlcally entire
day. taken up in meeting representa-
tiVes ana Mobiles and escortng them
to their respective headquarters and
place Of registration. Religious serN-
ices IN various churches with visiting
ministers occupying pulpits AT 3 p.
m. sacred concert ana organ recital
in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, in
which a chorus of 100 voices from the
choirs of the First Methodist church.
Trinity Methodist church and Genital
Christian church win take part, with
Mrs James Harvey Cassidy, concert
organist and accompanst This Is one
of the first musical programs given on
the new organ recently Installed at
cost of $4,000, and which is declared
to be one of the finest musical nstru-
ments in America The program vii.
be featured by vocal solos by singers
of note.
Monday May 12.-Entire day VIII
be taken up in meeting arriving dele
cations, patrols and bands This work
will be conducted from the headquar-
ters Of the executive committee IN tho
Cotton Exchange building Akard and
Wood streets, where all committee
chairmen have their headquarters. Al
G:30 p. IN. a get-aCquainted social ana
dinner is to be given for officers OF
patrols and bands. All clubs and ho-
tells in the city will keep open house
each evening and night for all visitors
TUESDAY, May 10 Escort of the
Imperial Divan from headquarters to
the Scottish Rite Cathedral by all pa
trolls and bands; 10 a. m. Imperial
Council will formally convcne |
m. dinner to Imperial Divan and rep
resentatives in banquet hail of Scot
tish Rite Cathedral; p. m, automo-
bile drives and special entertainments
at Fair Park and other pleasure
grounds p. M, Grand Parade and
Review by Imperial Divan of all the
bands. patrols and temples. This gor'
geous and spectacular pageant Will be
the crowning event Of Shrine week.
Wednesday, May 1850 q. m.
session of Imperial Council at Scottish
Rite Cathedral; 1 p. m, luncheon tG
Imperial Council at Scottish Rite
Cathedral; p. m, regimental review
Of all patro's and bands Exhibition
drill will follow the battalion forma'
ton. A massed band concert in which
| all bands in attendance at the lmper'
| lal Council will take part will be an
especial feature; $50 p. m, long horn
| barbecue to patrols and bands-a
spectacular pioneer days entertain
ment feature. reminscence Of the
old southwest; s p. m, grand recep-
ton and ball to Imperial Council, pa
trolls and bands.
Thursday May 15.-lmperial coun-
! ell de luxe specials leave on thousand
mile complimentary tour of Texas In
which cities of Austin, San Antonio
Houston and Galveston will be visited
returning to Dallas in ample time for
imperial officers, representatives, and
their ladies to return home within the
| limits of their tickets.