Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
TBg ANNUAL CONCLAVB TO BE HELD HERS
THIS WEEK.
A Parade and Banquet on Wednesday, and Excur-
siOn to the Park on Thursday
The Programme.

The Seventeenth Annual Conclave OF the
Grand Commandery Knights Tempiar OF
West Virginia will convene at Odd Eel
lows Hall. corner Chapline and Tweiith
streets. on Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week. Much interest is manifested In
the event. and great preparations have been
made to entertain the Grand Commandery
and visiting Knights who have slgnlneo
their intention of being present 10 take
mart in the parade and banquet. Large
DELEGATIONS will attend from Charleston,
Parkersburg, Huntington, Falrmont, ana
otber noints. and Sir Knights are also ex-
nected from Pittsburg, Steubenvllle, 81.
Clairsvile and Washington, Pa.
An attractive programme mas oeen
manned ont for the entertainment OF the
visitors The amusement committee is
composed of Sir Knights w. n. travis
Chairman, and John A. Zorn, L M: Oar
rah. ]. w Grub, c. A. Schatfer, u; II.
Brooks. A a. Franzheim, u. ID. Illeian'
James McCahon ,.n..
delegations will be taken charge OF by the
reception committee, composed of the 1ol-
lowing Sir Knights: j. G. Riheldaffer,
Chairman. and j. NJ Birch, j. A. Miller,
! All. Parsons, C. B. West, a. Brock,
C. L. Davis. JOS. Hall, F. J. Park, Hugh
Sterling. II. X. Swope, Archie Il. Hupp,
r I. Rose. l.. w Blaney, Alfred PAUL,
+, E. Mccoy, Geo. B. Turner, Elwood
Hughes. Peter Boyd, L. w. Dunaway,
Jos Hedges, Andrew Sweeney, ed.
Wheat II Morris, Chas. List, f. +. Jep-
son, Geo. Giffen. -,
At noon the Grand Commandery will
meet at Odd Fellows Hall, and after the
e, cxsril
The parade will take place promptly at
30 O'Clock. The full Opera House band
and Maver's band have been engaged, and
there will be other music. 1t is expected
to have between two hundred and two hun
dred and fifty men in line. The different
communicates will fall into line at Odd
Fellows Hall, with right resting on
Twelfth street, and will move over the fol-
lowing route:
West On Twelfth to Market, north on Market
10 Tenth. west on Tenth to Main, south on
Chapline, north on Chapline to Twenty-second'
west on Twenty-second to Market, north on
Market TO Twelfth, and diSband.
Col. ]. A. Miller will be Chief Marshal,
and he will appoint his staff. The Mar
shall and staff will be mounted. AT Four
teenth street, on Market, the line will be
reviewed by the staff. Citizens along the
line Of march are requested 10 decorate
their houses.
The committee of ladies has secured the
two large parlors of the Mcclure House,
where reception will be rendered the
visiting ladies on Wednesday, Light re-
freshments will be served, and this feature
promises to be very enjoyable.
The Commandery will meet after the
parade and again after supper. AT ten
o'clock a grand banquet will be rendered
the Sir Knights and their ladies at the
Mcclure House.
The programme for Thursday embraces
trip TO the Park, where the Opera House
Orchestra will render programme OF
choice music. In the evening at seven
o'clock the MOBILES of the Mystic Shrine"
will have parade, ending at Arion Hall,
where they will work on number OF can
didates. Later an elegant banquet will be
served in the dining-hall of the same
building. The parade will go over the fol-
lowing route:
Form at Masonic Temple, and move west on
Twelfth to Main. north on Main to Seventh,
and countermarch to Tenth, east on Tenth TO
Market, south on Market to Twentieth, east on
Twentieth to Chaphne, south on Chapllne to
Twenty-third, west on Twenty-third to Main
Main - AriOn Hall.