South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-03
CHILDREN
Of INSTITUTIONS
To HEAR CONCERT
u. c. 7. Extends Compliments
to 800 Through ChiIdren'S
Aid SoCiety-Line of Parade
Mapped Out.

Three hundred institutional chill
dren Of south Bend and Mishawaka.
old enough 90 appreciate. good music.
viii be guests OF the Il. G.. I. at the
concert 20 be held ~ the oliver opera
house Thursday night. representative
OF the charitable organizations of the
two cities TO act as chaperOnes Mrs.
Elizabeth Retiring, member OF the
board OF trustees Of the Children's
Aid society Of Indiana, will be in prin-
cipal charge.
This was decided upon by the en-
tertainment committee Wednesday
morning, incident 10 a desire on the
part of the local council 20 have
something done for the little ones.
benevOlence being marked feature
OF the L. Q. T. order The suggestion
"a committee at once took the matter
up with Mrs. Retiring. extending the
invitation.
BOOkwalter on Program.
The line Of march for the L. Q. T.
parade. TO be held at lis Saturday
afternoon, together with a change OF
program, and making room for an ad-
dress by former Mayor Charles Book
walter OF Indianapolis, were last
nights developments in preparation
for the T. ?. T.. convention which
opens Thursday. The Friday morn
Ing session. marking the open
ing OF the grand council. will begin
at S:45 at L. G. T. hall. W. Wayne ST.
with music by the Boy Scouts band !;
opening address by r. j. Harrison
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee: address of welcome by Mayor
Keller; an address by Mr. Bookwalter:
response by Grand Counselor j. T..
Bevans, and then more music.
The parade promises to be a mag
seen at a convention here, with ap-
proximately 1000 visitors in line. and
most OF them in white uniforms. Ar
rangements have been made with the
administration for a police patrol, and
there Will be bands to lead each OF the
divisions. The assignment Of councils
and line of march follows:
Line OF March L. &. II. Parade.
Grand Marshall. a. Schaem and
six aids.
Formation-Band and police.
First Observation-Disclosures COun-
Gil No. 4. Evansville Council No. 4,
Richmond Council No. 27. Anderson
Council No. 1S1. Terre Haute Council
No. ISIS, Fort Wayne Council No. PIP.
Vincennes Council No 246. Goshen
Council No. 25S, New Albany Council
No. 319.
Second Division-Band. marshal
and staff: Lafayette Council No. 341.
LOganspOrt Council No. 354, Madison
Council No. 37S, Charlottesville Coun-
Gil No. 3S1, AIuncie Council No. 439,
Marion Council No. 4S2, ElwOod COun-
Gil No. 492, KokOmo Council No. 494,
Peru Council No. SIS. Elkhart COun-
Gil No $40.
Third Division-Band, marshal and
staff. CounselOrs from other states,
South Bend Council No. 43S. contest
ing ball players in uniforms in autos,
Grand and Supreme Officers in autos,
Ladies' Auxiliary in autos.
Line OF March-Form on Wayne
st. deplOying eastward; right wing,
I st division. resting on St. Joseph.
south; left wing, I'd division, resting
on St Joseph ST, north; Sd division,
east on Wayne, resting on st. Jo-
seph st.
Travel-West on Wayne TO Michi-
gan. north on Michigan 20 Madison.
west on Madison to Main. south on
Main 10 Washington. west on Wash
ington TO Lafayette. south on La
fayette 10 Monroe, east on Monroe TO
Michigan north on Michigan 10
Wayne and L. &. T. hail. where parade
disbands.
Doing For Thursday.
While the parade does rot come
until Saturday. the Grand Council does
not open until Friday morning, care
has been taken 20 furnish entertain
ment for the visitors who arrive ear
lier. notably the grand officers. whose
arrival Will probably begin today.
The program for Thursday follows: