Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-06

Express and they will reach Phila- delphia at 5-3o ?. m. While in Phila- delphia the Norwich party will stop at the Hotel Hanover. On the return trip they will reach Norwich on Sun day. September 14, at 5.35 p. m
 The committee in charge of the pilgrimage for Columbian Command dery includes the following:
 Louis H. Geer, chairman. Herbert NJ. Lerou, treasurer, J. Oliver Arm strang, secretary, Herbert R. Kind, George 4. Keppler, James C. Fitzpat rick, Ernest o. Rodier Peter $. Will son.
 The committee composed of George A. keppler and John A Ferguson have had especially designed for Co., will be presented to each member of the party which is most attractiYely gotten up and one that will long be kept as a souvenir of the pilgrimage.
 concIave Programme
 The conclave programme in which the Norwich Knights will participat te is in brief follows:
 Monday September sth: SpeciaI de- tails will meet all incoming command cries and escort them to their head quarters.
 Morning. For the visitors already in the city. sight seeing tours to all points of historical. commercial and
 
 city.
 3 D. m Independence Square, ad- joining historic Independence Hall. of ficiaI opening. of TrienniaI Conclave biIee bJ M. E. Sir Lee Stewart Smith grand master.
 Evening" Receptions to visiting Knights Templar and their ladies by all the Communicates Of Division No.
 s15 m Concerts on City Hall Plaza by Sloan band of 100 pieces, members of Sloan Conmandery. No. 54 of Oak Park, III. This band is fla nous all over the United States, hav ing played at mary Triennial Con- claves. and includes in it's member ship many of the best known and wealthiest men in Northern Illinois
 Tuesday. September 9th. Grand pa rade of. the Knights Templar of the United States in honor If the nearly 4 900 GOO Americans called to the col ors during the war Formation Of the parade will be at Broad street and
 Open session of the Grand F,nca mp nent will be held in Corinthian hall, Masonic Temple. immediately follow ing the parade.
 s D. m Banquet to the Grand Mas ter, members of the Grand Fncan7p nlent their ladies and invited guests. Ball room, Bellevue -Stratford
 p. m. Grand Tournoi, and ball at the. Commercial Museum.
 Wednesday September 10. Session of Grand Encan pment in Corinthian hall Masonic Temple.
 2 a m. Competitive drills by famous Knights TennpIar Drill corps from rious parts of the country for costly prizes on Parkway, west of Twenty Second street.
 125o D. m. Naval inspection at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, League Is- land.
 n Snec;aI exhibition drf1I bv troit, Mich, on the Parkway near Twenty Second street. g D. m. The largest pyrotechric dis | play ever witnessed in Philadelphia. | Girard avenue bridge in Fairmount l Park.
 Thursday, September 11th. II a. m. Review of an the drill corps on the Parkway near Twenty Second 1 street. followed by distribution of prizes and awards.
 Morning and afternoon. Concluding sessions of the Grand Encampment, by the election of officers to serve during the ensuing three years. i F m. Industrial parade showing what the industries of Philadelphia made for the government during the war.
 Friday September 12th. Atlantic City Day. For the visitors who will | remain in Philadelphia special tours to all points Of historical and indus , p. m Special fireworks display It Woodside Park. Fairmount Park Saturday. September 18th. The star Spangled Banner" Dav Byk of the mayor of the city