The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-10-26
G OF PYTHIAs.
Feasting, Music and OratOry-Pvramid
Lodge No. 10 Entertains the Officers of
the Grad Lodge and Visiting Brethren.

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the Grad Lodge and Visiting Brethren.
The memory of the Wad>worthite run
meth not to the time that was greater in
our history than Tuesday night. Pulled
by Brotder Bird, the special train, having
on board Grand Chancel or +, R. Hotter
and ninety and nine other brothers, arrived
at W~adsworth about 7:ao p. m. They
came from the Consteck, the Capitol and
The Hub to unite with Pyramid No. 70
and gladden. the hearts OF the resident
Knights of P,thias. and they brought
sweet music with them. They were re-
ceived at the depot in trne knightly si,le
by Wadsworth Division No. 4 OF the Uni
form Rank, Brother w, II. A. Pike in
command, and 10 the stirring airs OF mar.
.ial music, escorted to Castle Hall. The
procession, $50 strong, under the guidance
of the Uniform Rank, as IL wended its wa,
of which was never before witnessed in
Wadsworth. After a brief but important
session in the Castle Hall, during which
time much valuable information was given
The guests were escorted to Music Hall,
where Pyramid Lodge had prepared a
sumpiuous banquet. The good things OF
the season were there and refreshments OF
all kinds graced the board. 1t took a
small army of walters TO attend the wants
of the throng but nothing was lacking
that tended to the comtort and pleasure OF
The guests. Eloquence once started BY
the POSTMASTER, Brother N. A. Hummel.
calling spon Brother W. Fl. A. Pike to
respond to Welcome ran on In beautiful
sentiment down the line. The Grand
Lodge" responded TO BY Grand Chancellor
Hofer, showed the brethren that our chief
is equal to every occasion. 1.-THE Uniform
Rank and Endowment Rank"was respond
ed to BY Past Grand Chancellor King IL
the style we have learned to look forward
to with so much pleasure When he is an
nouuced to speak. Brother Kiug has not
only the respect but the love of The
Knights OF the Nevada jurisdiction.
In responce to "Reunions", Brother
C, A. Jones entertained us in a happyway
peculiar to himself.
"The Ladies'" by Brother Hodgk,nson,
showed an appreciation which Sam must
really feel in his heart tor the gentler sex.
Brother Steele brought down the house
with mis- original poem, "The Pythian's
Dream" and it was a great diversion at
the proper time. Brother c, H. Colburne
WAS paralyzed by being called upon to res
pond TO THE Press, but his tongus was
all right aid he coined beautiful words as
he coins worldly dollars.
Brother Richardson attracted the close
attention of the audience In responding to
No I9 and his was a happy effort. Tie
has put his foot into il for more. Brothers
Herman and Summarized on the oder at
Large" were warmly applauded. "Good
of the Order" By Brother Torreyson
finished address.
The visitors bestowed warm words OF
praise upon the bounty and energy OF
Pyramid Lodge No. 10, and have the i'm
preston that it is always up and doing
They Expressed themselves as being
highly pleased with their entertainment
and left for home at midnight with a high
regard for Pyramid and its members.
Cheer after cheer rent the air during the
evening and the event of the occasion will
be long and well remembered.