Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
DISTRICT WILL ENTERTAIN 4O0
 STATE MEMBERS
Annual Devotional Services At 8 O'Clock Tonight To
 Be Open To Public

The heart of all Masonry, as far as the State of Arizona is concerned. will be in Bisbee for five days begin ming today and ending next Thursday evening" The thirty-ninth annual communication Of the w. NJ. Grand Lodge. F. & A. M., will convene in BiSbee for the third time.
 Beginning today BiSbee will be the Mecca Of MasOns from all over Ari- zona About 400 visiting members of the lodge are expected to be here. The hotels. restaurants, theatres, all public places, will be given over praC- tically to the accommodation of the guests of the Bisbee lodge.
 The twenty-first annual session or the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will convene here at the same time and will hold it's first ses- sion at the l. O, O. F. hall on WedneS- day morning at 10 o'clock. This will greatly increase the number Of visit ors in the city, bringing several hun dred women here, mostly wives or relatives of the MaSonS,
 Bisbee is honored by its selection as the place of holding the most i'm portant ceremonies of the great lodge of Masons. Committees have been at work for weeks in an effort to pro- vide suitable reception, The prog, ram includes 6aiiy social events, lupcheons,, receptions. dinners and d grand ball.
 The grand lodge will open this eve ming at s o'clock with the annual de- Yotional service of the grand com- mandery, Knights Templar of Ari- zona, at the Masonic Temple on Main street. This is the one lodse cere-
 mony that is open 10 the public, The services win be conducted by Rev, James Redwood Jenkins, ot Phoenix, grand prelate and archdeScOn of the ! Episcopal diocese Of Arizona,
 The grand commandsry will go into session tomorrow morning, and in the
 evening the srand lodge will put on work in the royal and select master degrees, An informal reception will ! be held Monday eVeNjnS at T;SO lo'cloek al the Masonic Temple, and 1 there win be theatre party at $ ! o'clock. Other social events on the prOgram include a Srand bah Tues | day evening at 2 o'clock at the Country club, a reception and eNNd llarty for Ihe ladies "Wednesday eve !ninS al $ o'clock al the MaSo0SC Temple, a smoker "Wednesday eve gnlng at \ o'clock al the ElSS' club ,hapOrtaNt lo,lge eereWOaSeS will tSk' lplSee every day
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