The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-20
K. Of P. GRAND SES-
SION JULY 24TH
Roscoe c. Simmons to be
Present-Great Plans
Made Military De-
partment.

The X. of P. Grand Lodge delega-
tion will stop at the "Y" next week. J
Room and board will be provided by
the Association. Everything is in ship
shape for their entertainment and
comfort. The Court of Calanthes will
use the big Auditorium for their an
nual session-four days. There will
be joint session of both the K. Of
P. and the Court of Calanthes with
Roscoe c. Simmons to speak one
night. The hall on this night will be.
| taxed to its utmost. The Committee
of Management is standing by the
| Secretary in working out plans for
taking care of the delegation. They
have expressed the desire to have
| their every possible comfort provided
for.
The young peoples church AuXili-
aries are planning program which
will be rendered each evening in the
Association lobby. Mr. f. l., Kin2er,
of the Peoples Savings Bank and at
one time Secretary of the Methodist
Sunday School Alliance of the city,
is taking the initiative in arranging
The program. He is a strong K. of p,
being a representative to the pres
ent State Grand Lodge. 1t is under
stood that he will call upOn some OF
the leading ladies of the city for a
selection in music or a reading.
i Mr.. William Stephens, a Young man
who was at one time the leading pu-
;c q
strong and attractive physical eXhi-
bition. The numbers will probably
lconsist of wrestling and boxing bouts
" and some other physical stunts.
"A MOVING picture exhibition has
1 been promised which will he inter
esting from beginning to end. IT is
likely that these shCTt entertain
ments, somewhere between seven 9rlt
eight o'clock, will prove interestin9
for not only the visitors but the loca
friend as well.
The K. of p Committee on enter
tainment has expressed their thank;
in advance for this snecial feature
of entertainment. Certainly there viii
be no charge for admission.
Following this on Sunday, the 29tl
at 8 p. m., will be great day fo
Railroad Men of the City of Nashville
1.-The 18th annual sermon of the Rail
Eway Employees Protective Associa
tion and the Ladies Auxiliary will bt
preached by DR.. w. S. Ellington, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church Eas
Nashville and the choir from tina
church will sing
1t is the hope of the Committee o
Management that there will be larg
number cf the Association friends
and workers present. 1t is well know
what this organization Through it
members has done for the Y. M. {
A. in Nashville. It's president from
the beginning planned for the coor
Al GRAFTON of the two organizations.
The program is as follows
- Orening song, by Choir.
II PRAYER. by Chaplain, J. P. Carney.
n Music. BY choir
i. Remarks by Pres. of Mems Depart
ment. H. Bowling.
Is Remarks by Pres. of Ladies De
If partment, Mrs. Annie Cartmell.
h, Music, Life,s Railway to Heaven.
m Sermon, Rev. w. S. Ellington.
lie Music-"God be with you till W
,h meet again"
te Benediction.
To Speak to Knights and calanthe'
h Y. M. C. A. Auditorium.
,n io On Wednesday night during tn
~ Grand Lodge Session, Col. Rosco
Simmons will deliver an address
a both departments in joint Session
to The public is invited to hear Col. Sin
Y mons.
~. The addresses of this distinguishe
n. orator are always full of interest an
1n distinctly helpful to his hearers.
er It is expected that the Flick Quarte
d. will sing at this entertainment.
i'll The great work that Col. Simmer
he has done for his race places him
he the front rank among the leaders
the race.
of All of the local lodges and Cour
ny are requested to notify their membe
slr ship of their opportunity to hear II
mt most brilliant orator of our race. III
er meeting will be held in the main a
Sr. ditorium of the " NJ C. A.