The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14
PYTHIANS OFFER
RARE PROGRAM
Order In Ohio to Meet at Co.
Iumbus Aug. IS.
MANY NOTABLES TO ATTEND


mIttee Makes Preparations For En-
tsrtainins Great Pythian Host at
Coming sesoion Chairman 6arcus
Returns From xehia. o.
Columbus, O.-The annual conven-
tion Of the grand lodge, Knights OF
Pythias Of Ohio, held at Xenia fol
three days, beginning on Tuesday, July
~, was one Of the most interesting
and successful gatherings Of the order
In this state for many years. The an.
nual reports Of the grand chancellor
the secretary and treasurer Of the bu,
reau Of insurance, the grand attorney
and other grand lodge officers were en-
eouraging and full Of information with
reference to the growth and financia
condition Of the order during the past
year.
Robert B. .Barcus, w. 81. Ferguson
w. n. Woods, ]. w. Harris and Dr.
william A. Method, who are members
Of the executive committee of the Su'
preme Lodge Entertainment associa
tion, who attended the session held al
Xenia, lost no time after adjournment
Of the grand lodge to return to this
city to assume their work in connec'
tion with the other members of the To-
cal committee who are completing the
arrangements for entertaining the su
preme session and encampment here
on Aug. 15. The executive committee
has been busy for the past few weeks
In assigning homes to those who have
written in advance for them.
The complete program for each night
during the week of the encampment Is
as follows:
MONDAY NIGHT. AUG. 16, CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE AUDITORIUM.
Meeting called to order. Robert B. Bar
Gus, chairman.
Song. America" audience.
Invocation, Rev. r. d. Phillips; welcome
address, Governor Frank B. Willis: re-
sponse, Sir e. d. Green. Illinois.
Vocal solo. Mr.. Harry Ferguson; well
come address, Mayor George J. Karb; re-
sponse, Sir w. H. Smith, New York; well
come address on behalf Of the order, W.
L. Anderson; response. Sir L. Brackett,
Kinchion. Tex.
Vocal solo. Miss Cleota Collins; welcome
address on behalf Of the courts OF Ca
lanthe. Miss Mae Smith, p. w. c.: re-
sponse, Mrs. Mayne d. Kelley, Kentucky
welcome address on behalf Of the U. r. X.
of p, Brigadier General CSC. Caldwell;
response. Major General r. r. Jackson.
Vocal Solo, Mildred Pyree: welcome ad-
dress on behalf Of the churches, Rev.
George L. Davis: response. Rev. H. r.
Anderson, New Jersey: welcome address
on behalf Of fraternal organizations, Hon.
Wilbur q. King; response. Sir r. G. SIM
mons, Tennessee.
Greeting from Honolulu. Hon. Charles
Cottrill; welcome address on behalf OF
the Grand Court Of Calanthe Of Ohio, Miss
Ollie B. Pettiford; response. Mrs. p. E.
Davis, Calvert. Tex.
Benediction. chaplain in chief. Rev. q.
L. Gillian.
TUESDAY, AUG. II. 7:so p. M.
Memorial services in honor and memory
Of the deceased members of the supreme
lodge and supreme court during the past
year.
$50 D. m. Great dramatic variegated
light parade, with 5000 knights In line,
the first parade of this character in the
history Of the order.
The greatest musical concert in the
history Of the order has been staged
with Miss Rachael Walker Of Cleve-
land, O., and Nine. Anita Patti Brown
Of Chicago, two high class musical
artists Of international fame, as stars
Both Of these singers have travelled ex
tensively abroad and are favorites OF
the two continents. They will be as
sisted by Mr.. Lois B. Depp Of Spring
field. o., and Mr.. Leroy n. Goldman Of
this city.
The program will be as follows:
WEDNESDAY. AUG. IS, s:15 P. NJ, AT
MEMORIAL HALL
Overture, First Regiment band. Illinois.
Miss Rachael Walker, 1.-THE Kiss" Cor
ing Thomas: when the Thrush Sings. :
Ganx.
Mr.. Lois B. Depp. "come Sing to Me-
Thompson; la Donna Mobile" ver-
al; "Jean." Burieigh.
Madam Anita Patti Brown. aria from
ia Traviata," Verdi; "Swanee River"
Mr.. Leroy Goldman. "on. Away. Awake,
Beloved" Coleridge-Taylor.
Madam Anita Patti Brown, "Chanson
Provsncale." Del Acqua; "Daddy's Sweet
heart" Lehman: LAST Rose Of Summer
Mr.. Lois B. Depp. "Goodby." Tosti;
Mother Machree." Olcott-Bali
Miss Rachael Walker. 'Lol Hear the
Gentle Lark!" Bishop
Mr.. Leroy Goldman, ave Maria" Khan
Violin obligata played by Mr. g. M
Huffman).
Miss Rachael walker. Somewhere. :
Burleigh: "A Summer Idyll" Coleridge-
Taylor; "Jes' q Li'p WHILE" Stewart;
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