The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-20

Erie No. 1o9-J. ". WEIGH
Lawrence No. 1l0-Charles Elwcll
Baxter Springs No. Tic. S. McFad
den.
Welcome No. 1l2-H A. Rogers.
Phillipsburg No 1l3-R. T. Shearer.
Pythsgoras No 114-J T. Humphrey.
Gaylord No. 1l5-A Abercrombie.
Triumph No. 1lG.-George W. Cunning
ham.
Ethel No. It'll. ". Morrison.
Irving No. list. j. Gregory.
Lucern No. 119-Alex s. Hatch.
Tasmania No. 1905. 2. Chase.
Wayerly No. 122-C Ludy.
Fidelity No. l23-Thos. K. Brown.
Olympian No. Eff, D. Denlinger
Tonganoxie No. FPS. B. Lawrence.
Attica No. 12G-W. S. Laney.
Progress No. l27-E E. Pember
Sunfiower No 12S-John c.. Major
Benevolent No 129-James S. Fitzgerald
Occur de Leon No. 130-Henry Langfeld
Prairie Valley No 131-F. NJ. Duvall-
HermIone No. 132-Jacob w. Frantz.
Douglass No. 133-J. r. McCluggage.
Cunningham No. l3i-L. L. Kitchener.
Alpha No 135-J. *. La Rue.
Almena No. 136-Abe Neiswanger.
Spartan No. 137--Ellis S. Garten.
Jetmore No. 13S-John Irving.
Ashland No. 139-Ben E. Page.
Delphia No 140-Scott hubert
Buffalo No. 14l-P. B. Cowdery.
Verify No. 142-James Z. Anderson.
Avena No l43-Chas. l.. Rogers.
Stafford No. 145,-Al H. Roby.
La Fayette No 146-G. w. Grandy.
DeLeon No l41-J. +. Close.
Spartacus No l4S-W II Humphrey.
Sunlight No 1876 NJ. Classify.
Golden Belt No 150-
Invincible No. 15l-J. G. Noll.
Persons No l52+D. A Hall
Wide Awake No. 153-Dan. d. Thomson,
A. NJ. Bigler
Harmon No 154-Philip Koch.
Home No. 155-Frank p. Lindsay.
Greensburg No 156-L. NJ. Day.
Tribune No. 159-Wm H. Hotfmaster.
Colby No 160-James y. Eike.
Hazleton No. 1862
Diana No. 163-J. 0. Straw
Border Star No. 164-M. l.. Nun.
Horton No. 165-W. a. Schnable.
Minerva No. 166-Augustus p Howe.
Lyons No. 18Th L. McJunkin.
Granite No l6S-Henry E. Oldfather.
Mildred No. 169-J. p. Gadd.
Seneca No. no
Dionysius No. 17l-H. K. Bechtel.
Hartland Nc. re-. NJ Smith.
kosciusko No 1a3-Sylvanus c. Loeser.
lie Roy No. 1I4-W. A. Savage.
Iron Crown No. IT'D. A Brodbeck.
Sparta No. 116-Ceorge II. Smith.
Loyal No. 177-A. i. McDermond.
Pythagorean No 17S-Charles S. Briggs.
Valiant No. 179-J. c. Clark, y. d. Nc
Ginley.
Fraternal No 1so-E. ". Glenn.
Ulysses No. 1Sl-Geo. ". carp.
Blue Valley No 1S2-Chas ID. Schmidt
Horatius No. 1S3-R F. Robinson.
Hesperian No 1Si-E c. Pace.
Richfield No. 1S5-D. I. Little.
Victor Hugo No. 1S6-Herman Cam.
Everest No IS1-August kuhlmann.
Randolph No 1SS-Wm. s. Hudson.
Wichita No 1870. e. Ecksteiu.
Sicilian No. 190-D. Felgar
Gem No. l9l-C. w. Corlett.
Parker No. 192-James Carson.
Noble No 193-Ed Arnold
Como No 194-George A Miller.
Freia No. 195-Louis II. Carr
lIilwinning No. 196-Rod Scott.
Hutchinson No l91-W. r. Bennett.
Triangle No. 1855. W. Fail
Longton No. 199-F A Dubois.
Cypress No. 2o0-M. l. Thomas
Strong City No. 20l-J. F. kirker.
Richmond No 2O2-J A. Hutchinson.
Iona No. 203-L. l.. Badgley
Elmdale No. 2Gi-S. ID. Thomas.
Miltonvale No 205-Jerry Ingram.
North Star No. 2o6-W. L. Beardsley.
Famous No 2O7-S r. Limegrover.
Whitewater No. 20S-E T. Burns
Crescent No Coo. NJ. Waterson.
Frontenac No 2I0-J N Giddings.
Severance No. 21i-Z. t. Singleton.
Leading No. 2l2-Curtis Soule
AchateS No. 2l3-A. f Norris.
The reception of the Pythian ladies at
.he Castle Hall on North Main street last
light was quite well attended and a good
line enjoyed. Sir Knight W. H. Briden-
oaugh presided The Arion ouartette en-
.ertained the guests with some of their
excellent vocal selections. The quartette
5 composed of Messrs Jack Shields, Robt
Smythe, Bion Hull and Geo. f. liam
mann. They form an excellent combina-
ion and have nobly responded to all calls
hey have received during the past two
weeks.
Sir Knight Otto Eckstein greeted the
aides and visitors as follows:
'It becomes my pleasant duty on behalf
# the roll of members of Wichita lodge
S9l, of Wichita, to welcome TO our city
-ou, ladies OF Pythiau Sisterhood. We
egret there is no lodge at the city TO greet
-Ou st the portals OF temple OF your own
building, but we assure you that the vel
ONE is none the less sincere on the part OF
nv fellow Knights. We bow in admira-
ion at the shrine Of noble women In a
loble cause Your presence here bespeaks
Il the purest and grapdest sense your love
f the trinity il our order, and II Your
rain your most devoted followers during
our stay with Us will be the knights OF
Wichita.
The foundation Of our order is builded
pon a trinity af hope, in which woman is
the dominant and moving
pirit; friendship and love for orr fellow |
eing. help for the needy and pGrest SYM
sthy for the distressed. In our order
that can be more eleEati2S than the
resence of woman 10 compel Us 20 live |
70 to our obligations and 70 practice what |
-e SO broadly proclaim to the world. |
What influence more enoClinE IN our
acred duties 10 our fellowmens what !
hand more ready TO cheer the room OF /
be sick: what sympathy so sweet when !
ne grim shadow darkeaS the door OF an /
ffiictvd brother! The sunshine OF 1
-oman's presence in friendship, charity |
nd beneyolence, IS the Clearn ut the Calm I
lue heaven after tempest Of darkness /
nd strife. II then man can accomplish (
GOD by surrounding him self with sym
OILS and mystery. Shall we exclude our ]
Wonsns influence can
lake that duty, which We owe 70 the I
rider, universal which we owe 70 oar
lives and mankind in general, sweeseT,
ID more enduring, and infinitely. more
-eeioas. In work sach as we commend /
our fellowmen and which every true