Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-14

and the associations of his bOyhood
days, and you touch the hardest heart.
There is no man, no matter whether he
be in the vigor of manhood, or borne
down by the weight of years, whose
memory does not revert tonight to his
mother, and though he may not like to
admit 1t, 1.-The hand that rocks the era
die, is the hand that moves the world. "
Standing in their places the Sir
Knights and ladies sang "Anld Lang
Syne," in a feeling manner, accom-
panied by the Opera House orchestra.
They were then dismissed, and most Of
them repaired to the headquarters of
Wheeling Commandery, at Mannerchor
Hall, where to the enhancing strains of
the Opera House orchestra, a few hours
were pleasantly spent in tripping the
light fantastic toe"
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
The programme for to-day includes
an excursion TO the Park. The Sir
Knights and ladies will go out on the
ten o'clock motor, and spend the greater
part of the day at Weddings popular
resort. This evening the mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine" will parade over the
route which has already been published
in the REGISTER to Arion Hall where
they will hold meeting, and after
wards banquet. 1t is expected to
have between eighty and one hundred
Knights in line, accompanied by two or
more brass bands. The "Nobles" will
wear the regulation uniform, including
the Turkish fez, which is distinguish
ing mark of the Oriental degree.
COMMITTEES IN CHARGE.
The following committees are in
charge Of the various brances Of the
conclave:
Executive Committee-Sir John c.
Riheldaffer. Chairman Sir R. M.
Browne. Sir John A. Zorn, RI En-. Sir
.]ere A. Miller, En-. Sir w. III. Travis,
EN-. Sir John W. Morris, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Invitation Committee-Em. Sir j. w.
Morris, Chairman, Chairman En-. Sir
S. Waterhouse, Jr., EN-. Sir Robert
White, En-. Sir Alfred PAUL, EN-. Sir
R. H. List, Sir 7. M. Darrah, EN-. Sir
]. L. Beck.
Entertainmentment Commttee-Em
Sir w. II. Travis, Chairman; Sir John
A. Zorn, Sir II. NJ. Darrah, Sir ]. w.
Grub, Sir C. A. Schaffer, Sir d. R.
Brooks, Sir A. A. Franzheim, Sir G. d.
Chilean, Sir James McCahon.
Reception Committee-Sir j. c..
Riheldaffer, Chairman; EN-. Sir j. M.
Birch, Rt. EN-. Sir j. A. Miller, Sir j..
A. H. Parsons, Sir G. b. West, Sir A.
Brock, Sir c. l.. Davis, EN-. Sir Joseph
Hall, Sir f. j. Park, Ri. EN-. Sir Hugh
Sterling, Sir R. r. Swope, Sir Archie
L. Hupp, Sir E. L. Rose, Sir L. w.
Blayney, Sir Alfred PAUL, Sir f. E.
Mccoy, Sir Geo. r. Turner, Sir Elwood
Hughes, Sir Peter Boyd, Sir E. w.
Dnnaway, Sir Joseph Hedges, Sir
Andrew Sweeney Sir Ed Wheat, Sir II.
Morris, Sir Chas List, Sir f. P. Jepson,
I Sir Geo. Gilfen.
Banquet Committee-Sir R. M.
Brame, Sir G. A. Shaffer, EN-. Sir j. Il.
Beck, Sir John Ziegenfelder, Sir w. ii.
Curry.
Music Committee-Sir John A. Zorn,
Sir s. w. Mathews, Sir c. II. Aherns,
Sir George W. Bremen, Sir Henry Krug
Railroad and Hotel COmmittee-Rt
En-. Sir Jere A. Miller, Sir w. A. Will
son, Sir r. X. Friend, Sir Charles +
Wood, Sir Alex Il. Young.
CoMMANDERY NOTES.
Circus day was not in it.
They've got good looking girls in
Huntington, il our ayesight fails us not
The Allegheny contingent is quarter
ed in a sleeping car near the ''Pewiky'
depot.
Parkersburg's delegation of ladies
played havoc with the hearts OF many
of the boys.
1t is reported that two application:
have been made for admission since the
opening of the Institution.
Thursday is regular reception day
and round trip on the Elm Grove Rail
road on that day is fifteen cents.
Sir Knight E. r. Hall carried himself
with noticeable grace on horseback and
caught the eyes OF MANY fair ones.
Capt. S. b. Baker, the Eminent Com
mander Of the Parkersburg delegation,
is one of the owners Of the Parkersburg
State Journal.
Wheeling Commandery No. will ten
der the ladies reception this afternoon
from to at their headquarters at
MaennerchOr Hall.
Calvary Commandery No. 3, OF Park
ersburg, will give an exhibition In fron'
Of the Mcclure House this morning, al
nine o'clock sharp.
Calvary Commandery of Parkersburg
made a fine impression on the specta-
tors. Likewise the City Band, when
accompanied the Knights.
Talk about you're Saracen steeds oil
old. What's the matter with the
handsome coal black Pegasus that 81
KNIGHT F.. B. Franzheim rode?
More Pennsylvania COMMANDERS
would have been in attendance We're II
not for the fact that the annual conclave
of the knights of that State takes place
at Erie on the 25th inst.
The Hotel Windsor unfurled to the
breeze yesterday handsome piece OF
bunting, consisting of a fled oi white
with the inscription in red -" lndsoi
Hotel. European and American plan.
The police arrangements yesterday
were perfect. Chief Delbrugge wa:
i'll. and Mayor c. w. Seabright acted 10
his stead. controlling and placing the
men as judiciously as an experienced VI
fcer.
Capt. Billy Wins circulated among
the knights last evening, and was every
| Lo.o Tho center of attraction. Ills