Pilgrimage of Mary commandery no. 36, Knights templar of Pennsylvania to the Twenty-ninth triennial conclave of the Grand encampment U.S. at San Francisco, Cal (1904)
Allen, Clifford P. (Clifford Paynter), 1841- · Philadelphia : [Made by Thomson Printing Company] · leaf 110
hey cap-tured the first prize. It was also certain that when they returnedto their quarters victorious every one of the girls had to be kissedtwenty-nine times, that being the number of the squad. The judges 106 of the competition were three United States Army officers and theirawards seemed to… … with gold and silver. St. Bernard No. 35, of Chicago, took thesecond prize, a silver fortress, surmounted by a world sphere, whichin turn supported the figure of a Knight Templar. The third prizewas awarded to Ivanhoe No. 24, of Milwaukee, and consisted of a silver clock on an onyx pedestal. Malta…
Knights Templar (Masonic Order). Mary Commandery, No. 36 (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Overland journeys to the Pacific · Religion and ethics
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