The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-10
7 H j rs DAY 8
CONVENTION
+. PROGRAM
8 A. M. to Midnight

STREET CARNIVAL - Johnny
Jones Exposition, Pennsylvania
Ave. between Third and Fourth
SITS. - Americas most colossal
amuse ment attraction. (See
Schedule for Monday)
SIGHTSEEING-(See Schedule
for Monday) All Government
buildings open.
ALL DAY TRIP TO GUAM.
TTCO on steamer Potomac, IA
nous Marine base. 10 a. M
Leave Seventh st. wharf, aerial
escort. IL noon-To be met by a
reception committee designated
by the Commanding General, this
committee to maintain contact
with the officers of the ShrinerS
during their stay at Quantico and
accompany them to the dock
upon their departure. IL Noon
Post band to meet boat at dock
and lead parade from the dock
to the Post auditorium. 1890
PM.-Lunch, cafeteria style, on
area just east of Barnett Ave-,
opposite the Reclamation Build
ing. All meSses, except aviation
and rifle range detachment, to be
prepared to accommodate their
quota Of visitors in case Of incle-
ment weather. Fleet Marine Force
Band to play CONCERT during lunch
hour. Band to be located in park
ing space south Of the Post audi
forum. 1:45 P.M.-Fleet Marine
Force parade and review and
demonstration on Post parade
, ground. 2:10 P.M.-Aircraft One
review and demonstration, to be
viewed from Post parade ground.
2:20 P.M.-Post Band to play for
Shriners during march from par
ade ground to the Post dock.
2:30 PM.-Departure from Post
dock. .4:30 P. M.-Arrive Wash
ington, D. c.
EXCURSIONS to Mount Vernon
and Marshall Hall, the Home OF
George Washington and Chief
Justice MarShall-Wilson Line.
.(See schedule for MondayO
Note: Tickets for sightseeing
and excursions on both boat lines,
including all day trip to Quantico,
may be obtained at booths located
at following positions: Cd Locat-
ed near large fountain on plaza
near Capitol at Delaware Avenue
and C st. N. E. 90 Fifteenth st.
and New York Ave. N. w. 90
Thirteenth and E SITS. N. w. "a
In front of Almas Temple Head
quarters, Thirteenth and K SITS.
N. w.
Country Clubs open to
visitors upon showing Shrine
cards (green fees).
900 A.M.-TMPERIAL COUN-
GIL SESSION, National Theater.
400 A.M-BAND CONCERTS,
Visiting Bands. 11:00 AM
Grand Stand, Willard Hotel,
Rameses Temple Band, Of Toronto,
Canada. HOO A.M.-Raleigh
Hotel, Sudan Temple Band, of
New Bern, N. c. 200 PM
Grand Stand, Willard Hotel, Lu
Lu Temple Band, of Philadelphia,
Pa. 800 P.M.-Grand Stand, Will
lard Hotel, Syria Temple Band, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. 800 PM.-Frank-
lin Park, Murat Temple Band. of
Indianapolis, Ind. 800 PM
Grand Stand, Raleigh Hotel, Osiris
Temple Band, of Wheeling, w. Va.
1890 P.M.-LUNCHEON to I'm
perial Council Representatives,
Willard Hotel.
1890 PM U N c H EON to
ladies of the Imperial Divan and
wives of the Representatives,
Washington Hotel. Hall of Ma.
lions, Fashion Show.
1870 P.M.-Massed Voices of
Chanters, Ellipse, south of White
House.
200 P.M.-ARMY PROGRAM
AND EXHIBIT East Potomac
Park. 2:15 p. mr. i'm n t
marches to show area headed by
band. 2::30 p. m.-Stack arms,
preparation for program. 2::45 p.
m.-Silent drill, Company E,
Thirty-fourth Infantry, Capt. Jo-
seph F. Doughterty commanding.
Butts Manual and special drill
movements. 800 p. m.-Special
drill, Company B. Thirty-fourth
Infantry, Capt. Jesse L. Gibney.