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 35
arly to a minute and a half, which it did regularly while westopped in waiting for our coaches. While we were again beingloaded up the rain began to fall again slightly. Rain coats andumbrellas were handed up to the occupants of the box seats andthe curtains got in readiness to let fall on the… … Waiting for the Devil to lake His Bath The rain got heavier, and we were obliged > to drop all the sidecurtains and shut ourselves in, thus shutting out to a great extentthe beauties of the Gibbon River Valley, through which w^e werepassing, although we secured a good view of the Gibbon Falls…
Knights Templar (Masonic Order). Mary Commandery, No. 36 (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Overland journeys to the Pacific · Religion and ethics
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