The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-02
Important Reports Due

last day.
Important Reports Due
Harry C. Sullivan, Vevay, grand
vice-chancellor during the last two
years, automatically will move up
to the grand CHARACTERISTIC now
held by Edwin r. Thomas, Fit.
Wayne.
Most important of the reports
to be given will be those of Carl
r. Mitchell, indianapolis, grand
keeper Of records and seal, and
Harry Kammerer, Logansport,
grand master of eXchequer. Both
are candidates for reelection tc the
same posts this year and are I'M
opposed.
Preceding the grand lodge session,
and of almost equal importance is
the annual conclave of the Indiana
Brigade Uniform rank, military unit
of the order. being held today.
General Levi Hooker, Evansville,
head of the uniform rank, presided
over today'S sessions Of the unit.
Ritual to Be Feature
Feature of this body's program
will be ritualistic work to be given
at 7:30 tonight by Centennial COM
pany. No. SO, of Martinsville. under
command of Captain Charles w.
Conway, in Castle Hall, 119 East
Ohio street
Memorial session of the grand
lodge, for the 1000 members who
have died since the last state con-
vention will be held Wednesday, just
before adjournment.
Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters,
auxiliary of the grand lodge, will
hold their forty-fifth annual session
Thursday and Friday in the grand
lodge rooms. Headquarters for the
conventions will be at the Lincoln.
Mrs. Ida Penny, Auburn, grand
chief, will preside over all sessions
to be held during the two days.
Exemplification of ritualiStic work
will be given at 8 Wednesday night
in Castle Hall, $50 East Ohio street,
as a forerunner of the convention.
The WORT, will be given by Red Cross
temple of Auburn.
Love Feast Scheduled
Thursday night at $50, the an
nual love feast" and "At Home
Evening" will be held in the Lincoln
Travertine room.
Assisting Mrs. Penny in conduct
ing the sessions will be Mrs. Ocie
Jellison, South Bend, grand senior;
Mrs. Clara Gilmour, Clinton, grand
manager; Miss Magdalena Fred,
McCordsville, grand mistress of rec
ords and correspondence; Mrs. Lou
eta Foster, Carmel. grand mistress
of finance; Mrs. Fern Beber, Fl.
Wayne. grand protector, and Mrs.
Rachel Jones, East Chicago, grand
outer guard.
MES. JelliSon will succeed Mrs.
Perry as grand chief at the annual
election of officers to be held the
last day of the convention. Mrs
Lenora Goodwin, indianapolis, is
the only candidate for the outer
guard post, which automatically
will cause her to become grand
chief in five years.
A memorial service for members
who have died during the last year
will be held Friday afternoon under
the direction of Mrs. Daisy Duval,
Richmond.
ParadeS to Be Feature
One of the most important fea-
lures of the entire week will be the
parade of delegates to all of the
sessions. Members of each of the
organizations will hold their annual
parade Tuesday night.
Frank Shellhouse, Indianapolis, is
parade marshal, and has announced
the line of march will be from the
starting point in front of Castle
Hall, $50 East Ohio street, west to
Delaware street, south to Washing
ton street, west to Illinois street,
north to Market street, east on
Market street, three-quarters around
the circle north on Meridian street
TO Ohio street. and East on Ohio
street to the K. of P. building.
An attempt is being made to make
the parade equal to the knights of
Pythias parade in 1898. which is
claimed to have been the greatest
fraternal parade ever held in Indi-
anarnliS