The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-08-03
ANNUAL C0NCLAvE
HERE NEXT WEEK
HOST TO THE
GRAND cOMMANDERY OF
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
FULL PROGRAM FOR THREE DAYS GIVEN
Many Entertainment Features MingI-
ed with Business Keeps Every
Moment Busy.

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Moment Busy.
The Thirty-Ninth Annual Conclave
Of the Grand ~Commandery of Knights
Templar Of South Dakota will be held
in Brookings, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, August s. 8 and 10, at
the college armory The arrange
ments for the entertainment Of the
large number of visitors who will
come from all parts Of the state has
been taken care Of by committees ap-
pointed from the Bookings Com.
mandery. The hard work and efforts
OF these men coupled with the tradi-
tional hospitality of the citizens of
Brookings should make the coming
conclave one long to be remembered.
The program opens Tuesday morn
ing at 800 a. m. with assembly at
Wecota hall from where the Grand
Commandery will be conducted by
escort to the college auditorium. The
address Of welcome will be delivered
by Sir Knight Philo Hall, Brookings
Commandery No. IA. Response by
Very Eminent Sir Arthur G.. Hill, De-
putty Grand Commander.
The Grand Commandery will con-
vene in the armory at 1000 a. M.
followed by an inspection of the col
lege by the ladies and visitors
After lunch drill and school of in
struction will be given at the armory
for all officers and Sir Knights. At
200 p. m. exemplification Of the Or
will be given in the auditorium under
the direction of Prof. w. A. Peterson.
The general public Is invited to at
tend this concert. They are also in
vited to view the battalion parade
which will be given on the campus by
the Sir Knights. At 7.3O a band con-
cert will be given on the campus
followed by a dance at the armory for
all Masons and their ladies.
The program for Wednesday, Au-
gust 9, follows:
$50 A. NJ. Reveille
z A.. M. Breakfast
8 A. M. Officers school in armory
9 A. M. Business session Grand
Commandery in Armory
10 A. NJ. For the ladies and visitors,
a matinee at the Fad Theatre
IL M Lunch
1870 P. M. Institutional Opening Of
Council of the Illustrious Order of
Red Cross in Armory, under direc.
ton Of Eminent Sir G. H. Bell,
member of Committee of Tactics and
Inspector Wylie B. Wendt. Exempli-
fication of Illustrious Order Of Red
Cross under direction If Sir Walter
Slower. Inspector General. Ex-
emplification Of Order Of Malta under
the direction of Very Eminent Sir
Arthur G. Hill, Deputy Grand Com
mander.
2 p. M. For the ladies-lawn party
at the home Of Sir Knight and Mrs.
F.. M. Kremer.
3 p. M. Drill at Armory.
4 p. M. Battalion parade on cam
pus.
6 p. M. Dinner.
1880 p. M. Viking Manskor-male
chorus on campus with forty voices.
8:15 p. M. Address in auditorium
by Walter L.. Stockwell Grand Re-
North Dakota.
9:15 p. M. Dance in Armory. All
Masons and their ladies invited.
The program for Thursday, August
10.
$50 A. NJ. Reveille
7 A. M. Breakfast
8 A. NJ. Officers school in Armory
9 A. NJ. Business Session Grand
Commandery in Armory.
$50 A. NJ. For the ladies a trip to
the lake. Institutional opening of
a Commandery of Knights Templar
in Armory under the direction of
Eminent Sir C. H. Bell, Member of
Committee on Tactics, and Instructor
Wylie B. Wendt. disqualification of
Order of Temple under the direction
of Eminent Sir N. Howard Wendell,
Grand Senior Warden.
IL A. NJ, Election of officers
IL NJ, Lunch.
100 p. NJ, Drill at Armory
2 p. NJ, For the ladies, inspection
of Brookings new high school build
ing.
2:3O P. NJ, Unfinished business
3 p. NJ, Public installation Of offic-
ers
4 P. NJ, Battalion parade
6 p. NJ, Dinner given by BroOkings
Commandery on Campus.
8 p. NJ, Dance in Armory.