The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-11

lAUNNmED ANzAHE ANIhNNO0N -
THK n. NJ. MsAND I.co.. AND HAN.
QuETED This EVENING nv ROR'r
WHITE Ann EQUALITY LoDGEs.
The Masons, who are in attendance
at the meeting Of Grand Lodge and
Chapter, had busy day Of it yester-
day. They were engaged on various
works Of the order during the morning
and afternoon but took recess about
three o'clock. They then accepted an
invitation from the Martinsburg Min
ing, Manufacturing and Improvement
Company and partook Of a sumptuous
lunch at the new furniture factory on
the boom land. The reception was an
informal one but those whoparticipated
say that they were handsomely enters
tanned and they appreciated it more
than IL it had been formal. AN one
Of the guests put it: "Martinsburg
maintained the original standard Of
hospitality usually acquitted to its'citi-
zens. They always know how TO
handsomely entertain any visitors from
the virginias.-
The visiting masons We're taken to
and from the furniture factory over
the new Electric street car line. There
were FIVE car loads in all, between 100
and 200 people. Last night the
Equality Lodge room was crowded to
its fullest capacity with visiting and
local masons and the third degree was
conferred upon Mr.. George Franklin
Day.
| Tonight the visiting masons win be
entertained at a banquet in the Martin
street Opera House by the Robert
White and the Equality lodges and
covers will be spread for $50. Mr..
Charles MatthRi viii act as caterer
and music win DO furnished by a local
orchestra.
1t was expected that the election Of
officers of the Grand Lodge TO serve
for the ensuing year would take place
this morning, but we understand that
this election has been deferred until
this evening, and THE WORLD will to-
morrow be enabled to give complete
list Of the officers chosen.
THOSE WHO ARE HERE.
| Below we give q partial list of those
who are here from various sections Of
the State. We were unable to pro-
cure complete list, as the visitors
are scattered all over the city. -
Thomas G. Strickler, Ellensboro L.
p. Wilson, Pennsboro; Oscar Corbin,
Ellensboro; B. Franklin, Point Pleas
ant; w. +. Ruttencutter, Mason City !;
d. s. Long, Geo. Davis, John Collins,
Rev. Terence, Charleston and J. M.
Linthicum, Keyser s. w. Poe, w. r.
d. Dent, Geo. W. Gone, Grafton A.
D. w. Stricken, Phillip F. L. Her
sey, Guyandott; G. P. Ingraham, lie
Adams; John NJ. Carter, George L.
McCahan, Baltimore /. v. Seymour,
Moorefeld J. s. Robinson, Keyser ];
c. s. Mckenzie, Mineral county 7.
G. Swats, Hinton w. s. Summers,
Charleston ]. W. Reynolds, Maldon ];
J. B. Wren, M. NJ. Warren, Sorel ];
w. s. Stevenson, Grantsville W. T.
L. lotion, Buckhannon Robert i.
Brown, Weston VIM. e. Raymond,
T. NJ. Berry, sutton; G. Shriver, NJ.
D. Bethany and A. C. Sweeney, Sister
vile; F. E. McEldowney. New Martins
vile; T. o. Edwards, Wheeling I; J. L.
Dentles, Greencastle James McCahan,
Stephen Waterhouse, Wheeling ; Sam
uel Murray, New Cumberland Joseph
Hail, Timothy W. Bliss, Wheeling Il
Lloyd Reid, G. s. Spates, Clarksburg i
L. M. Jarvis, R. E. L. Stout Bridge
port A. Brock, J. NJ. Morris, Wheel
ing; A. M. Evans, Middleway; A. G. |
Wilkinson, Wayne c. H.; s. J. Fer
guson, Ceredo; W. e. Paine, Dixon j;
Nathaniel Turner, Wayne C. H.; G.
E. Thornburg, Barboursville; J. W.
Kelly, Jr., ChaElestown; J. W. Hal
slim, Barboursville; James Fergu-
son, Fort Gay; A. B. White, Park
ersburg /; A. ), Hearn, S. "A. Morley,
VIM. Smith, Bluefeld ]. A. Gore,
Concord !; L. M. Jarvis, Shinnston.