The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1921-08-06

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Invocation, National Grand Chap,
lain.
Reading of minutes of previous ses
sion.
I Continued reports of the Grand Off
GERS and Most Excellent Queens.
Reports of COMMITTEES for approval
or rejection.
1 Continued reports of the Most Eek.
cellent Queens.
Reports of Businesses operated by
Negroes, who are members of this or
ganization.
National Grand Council adjourned.
Fourth Day, Thursday, August 4.
Converting of the National Grand
Council at a. m.
Invocation - National Grand Chap
lain, Rev. T. l. Scott.
Reading of minutes of previous ses-
sion.
Final reports of all standing COM
mittees.
Continued reports of the Most Ex-
cellent Queens.
National Grand Council adjourned
in order to make preparations for
street parade and field day. Col. ].
Wesley Hall, Commander of the Uni
form Department of the State of ILL
nois, Field Marshal, was assisted by
the Hon. J. A. Shackleford and his
staff; Major General, Uniform Depart
ment, United States and its posses
sions. The parade wendell its way to
the Baseball park where was wit
messed a Ladies baseball game and
general review of the Uniform De-
partment by the Major General and
staff.
Thursday night, $50, the grand
competitive drill between ST. Louis,
No, Chicago, Ill, and Indianapolis,
Ind, for a prize of $500 at the Eighth
Regiment Armory, 35th and Forest
avenue.
The A. u. K. and D. of A. Ladies'
Drill Corps is considered the best
drilled women in the United States.
Following the contest the great mill
tary ball was held which was a very
brilliant and long to be remembered
affair.
Fifth Day, Friday, August S.
Converting of the National Grand
Council at 10 a. m.
Invocation - National Grand Chap
lain.
Reading minutes of previous session.
Communication.
Report of the Official Committee
and election of officers.
Installation of officers elect.
Memorial exercises under the super
vision of the National Grand Chap
lain, DR.. T. L. Scott
The National Grand Council ad-
journed at p. m. and marched in
body to Odd Fellows Hall, 1885 State
street, where they were rendered a re-
ception by the Officers Council of
Chicago from 4 to p. m, and were
the guests Of Mrs. Maggie I. Pryor,
one of Chicago's leading fraternal
women and President of the Officers
Council.
g p. m, A. L. X. and d. OF A. night
at the Municipal Pier under the direc-
ton OF the Reception Committee.
Sixth Day, Saturday, August 6.
Converting of the National Grand
Council at Union Masonic Temmple,
1880 State street at 10 a. m.
Invocation - National Grand Chap
lain.
Reading minutes OF previous session.
Adjourning of the National Grand
Council sine-die.
Converting OF the National Juvenile
Convention.
Reports of various Mother Queens
and Juveniles.
Adjournment of Juvenile Conyen-
ton at $50 p. m.
Reception by the Chicago Juveniles
to Mother Queens and Delegates from
4 to p. m.
The officers of the National Grand
Council are:
VIM. Herbert Fields, National Grand
Master; Ernest Patillo, National
Grand Deputy Master;e DR.. Geo. NJ.
Cathrell, National Grand Secretary
Treasurer; Dora Cannon, National
Grand Queen; ]. A. Shackelford,
Major General; Rev. s. d. Davis, In
spector General; Mamie Draper, Ma
tional Grand Deputy Queen; Julia
Cordell, National Grand Inspector of
Finance; Josie R. Henley, National
Grand Auditress; Leona Dixon, Ma
tional Grand Princess; Rev. T. l.
Scott, National Grand Chaplain; Louise
Hayden White, National Secretary
Treasurer Juvenile Department; Belle
Kennedy, National Grand Right Maid
of Honor; Eva Bailey, National Grand
Left Maid of Honor; E. L West
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