The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-11


church yesterday morning on ''The Love
Of God" The church was iilled to over.
flowing and the congregation was more
than pleased.
TIE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONCLAVB.
Programme for the Annual Session Of the
West Virginia Grand Commandery Here
This Week.
On Tuesday evening the delegates will
begin to arrive from various parts of the
State to attend the annual Conclave Of
the Grand Commandery knights Tenn.
plar Of West Virginia, which is to be
held here on Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week. The meetings will be held
in the Odd Fellows hall, and the pro.
gramme arranged for the two days is as
follows:
Wednesday May 1S:-Receiving and
escorting Sir Knights on their arrival, by
the Reception Committee; 12:00 m.,
meeting ot the Grand Commandery !;
$3.50 p. M, parade; 1000 p. m, banquet.
Thursday, May l4:-l0:00 q. m, ex-
cursion to the Park, ior Sir Knights and
ladies.
The arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the guests and the meeting in
general are in the hands Of an executive
committee composed OF the following
gentlemen:
Executive Committee.-Sir John G,
Riheldaifer, Chairman; Sir K. n.
Browne, Sir. John A. Zorn, R.. Em. Sir
Jere A,Miller, Em. Sir W. Il. Travis,
En-. Sir John W. Morris, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Sub committees have been appointed
as follows:
Invitation Committee.-Em. Sir ]. W.
Morris, Chairman, En-. Sir S. Water.
house Jr., En-. Sir Rob't White, Em.
Sir Alfred PAUL, En-. Sir X. Il. List,
Sir I. N, Darrah, En-. Sir ]. L. Beck.
Entertainment Committee-Em. Sir
w. FL. Travis, Chairman; Sir John A.
Zorn, Sir 7. NJ. Darrah, Sir J. W. Grubb,
Sir O. A. SChalfer, Sir D. r. Brooks, Sir
A. A. Frapzheim, Sir q. d. Gilelan, Sir
James MCCahon.
Reception Committee-Sir ]. O. Rihel-
dAHer, Chairman; Em. Sir ]. N. Birch,
Rt. En-. Sir j. A. Miller, Sir j. A. II.
Parsons, Sir G. B. West, Sir A. Brock,
Sir @. L. Davis, EN-. Sir Joseph Hall,
Sir F. J. Park, Rt. EN-. Sir Hugh Ster.
ling, Sir R. r. Swope, Sir Archie T.
Hupp, Sir E. |. Rose, Sir L. W. Blay-
ney, Sir Alfred PAUL, Sir f. E. Mccoy,
Sir George B. Turner, Sir Elwood
Hughes, Sir Peter Boyd, Sir L. w. Dun
away, Sir Joseph Hedges, Sir Andrew
Sweeney, Sir Ed. Wheat, Sir Fl. Morris,
Sir Charles List, Sir F. P. Jepson, Sll
George GitFen.
Banquet Committee. Sir R. N.
Browne, Chairman, Sir 9. A. Schafer,
En-. Sir ]. L. Beck, Sir John Ziegenfel-
der, Sir W. H. Curry.
Music Oommittee-Sir John A. Iorn,
Chairman; Sir S. w. Mathews, Sir @.
q. Ahrens, Sir George ". Bremen, Sir
Henry Krug.
Railroad and Hotel Committee-Rt.
En-. Sir Jere A. Miller, Chairman; Sir
W. A. Wilson, Sir R X. Friend, Sir
Charles P. Wood, Sir Alex. I. Young.
There are 10 the State nine COM
manderies, and the membership num-
bers about 4S0, Of whom probably 100
are members OF the Wheeling and
Cyrene commanderies OF this city. The
nine bodies are all expected to be repre-.
sented, and the members from the lower
end OF the State will arrive on a special
train Tuesday evening. Besides several
Communicates OF the State which will
attend as bodies, delegations Of Knights
are expected from Pittsburgh. Washing.
ton, Pa, Steubenvills and 81. Clairsville.
Several Of the visiting Communicates
will be accompanied BY bands.
After preliminary meeting OF the
Grand Commandery at noon on
Wednesday to appoint committees, the
body will adjourn, and at three o'clock
p. IN. parade will take place. The ex-
pectation is that between 200 and 800
men will be in line. The procession
will form on Chapline, right resting on
Twelfth, and will march on Twelfth to
Market, on Market To Tenth, to Main,
south 10 Twenty.third, to Chapline, to
Twenty second, to Market, north to
Twelfth and disband. Col. ]. A. Miller
has been appointed Chief Marshal. He
and his stat will be mounted, as will
also the officers OF the Grand Command.
cry and all Past Grand Commanders.
At the MCLure house the procession
will be reviewed by the Chief Marshal,
his staff and the members Of the Grand
Commandery. II is requested that all
Citizsns along the line Of march decorate
their houses and places Of business.
On Wednesday reception will be ten
dered in the Mcclure house parlors to
visiting ladies, OF whom about hun.
dred are expected to accompany their
husbands who are Knights. At l0I
O'Clock in the evening the visiting
knights will be rendered banquet at
the McLure house, which bids fair to
be as imposing an entertainment OF the
sort as Wheeling ever saw. On Thurs'
day trip to the Park is on the pro-
gramme. The Opera House Orchestra
will render music there.
On the evening OF the same day,
though not part OF the proceedings Of
the Knights, a parade will be given by
the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. After
the parade the Shriners will have a
meeting for work in the mysteries Of the
order at Arion hall, aud several candi.
dates will be initiated. The route OF
this march will be as follows;
Form at Masonic Temple, and move
west on Twelfth to Main, north on Main
to Seventh, aud Cnuntermarch to Tenth,
east on Tenth to Market, south on Mar.
ket to Twentieth, east on Twentieth to
Cbapline, south on Chapline to Twenty
third, west on Twenty.third 10 Main,
Main to Arion Hall.
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