The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-15

II was warwick cnstis's turn Iesl
night to Install her officers Ia public
in her Castle. northwest corner Of
Fifth and King streets, The hall was
comfortably filed by 8 O'Clock with
fiuttering eagles, their wives and chill
dren. and those who had no wives
had their best girls with them War
! wick Castle is No. 8 In the constella
ton OF Golden Eagle Knlghthood, and
IL very fiourishing Castle.
The eagles big with beautiful plum
age who were present at Crusaders
Castle the night before. were present
last night, to lend brilllancy to the oc
caeion. Sir Herald StinsoIi, who mar.
shalled the Grand Castle eagles know
ing that representation of the Repub
liean was present put on a more mar.
tial air and marched with a firmer step
as he gathered up and distributed the
! official eagles from and TO their va
rlous posts, and upon leaving the room
the formature of his platoon into q
| cross was received with the heartiest
applause.
When Grand Sir Herald Stlnson and
| the officials under his command got
through with their work. they had III
stalled into their respective positions
the following named officers: Past
| Chief, John Little; Noble Chief, VIM
b. Remely; Vice Chief, Arthur G. keig
win; Sir Herald, Jesse Anderson: Ven
erable Hermit, Charles Ii. Clifford; High
Priest. Andrew W. Price; Master OF
Records, Robert Keenan,; Clerk OF Elk
chequer. Emile V. Rivard; Keeper o.
Exchequer, James Keenan,; Worthy
Chamberlain, Gustavus Schofield; En-
sign, George Brooniall; First Guard
Anderson Naylor; Second Guard, Ed
gar NJ. Swami.
A season Of speechmaktng and con
| CALCULATIONS followed. Clerk OF. Elk.
chequer, EmileV. Rivard, made very
neat welcome address to all present
and invited all members of Warwicb
castle in arrears to step up to the desl
and square up their accounts.
Fast supreme Chief, Thomas Bir
ehall, being called upon. came forward
and made "a most excellent and practi
cal address, showing the great good
the orderis doing in charitable waS
and in elevuting the standard of moral
ity and religion. Mr.. Blrchall related
several incidents Of the generosity oil
| the Knights to suffering and oppressed
| members OF the order. The Past Su
preme Chief was warmly applauded a
| the close OF his remarks.
| A visiting gentleman not a member
heing called upon made few remarks
| complimentary OF the order
Tho next speaker was William Rlgh
ter IL member of Harmony Castle out.
side the city. Sir Fighter was some
what of u humorst and his speecl
was on little of everything mixet
up with prose-, poetry and song. His
remarks his doggerel rhyme and his
singing were howevee much appreciat
ed and enjoyed by all present.
| Sir Knight Lyman, from Castle al
Townsend, Del, made few remark,
in whichshe landed the order and helt
it next to his church.
Thomas f. Moreland, a venerabl,
gray eagle, was the last speaker and
good one. He maintained beyont
successful contradiction that being
member OF the Knights OF the Colder
Eagle made man better brother,
better father, better christian, and
| better man in every respect.
| This ended the speech making, afte
which the Castle adjourned, all beinl
| pleased with the evenings entertain
ment. Warwick Castle Is in u prosper
Gus condition, containing IS member
in good standing. IL paid out durln,
the year 1868 50 IN benefits and has in
vested about $707.77.