The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-27

Been Arranged = Many Visiting
Lodges to Attend Tho Bowling
Contest and Other Attractions.
To-day is the quarto.centennial birth
day OF the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen, and Wheeling lodges will
celebrate the occasion fifty and grandly.
For several weeks the committees APP
pointed for the purpose have been
making the arrangements, and to-day
will see the elimination OF their efforts.
In addition to the local organizations OF
this foremost charitable order, visiting
lodges from number OF West Virginia
and nearby towns will be present aud
participate in the festivities OF the
occasion. All in all the affair looks as
though it would eclipse anything OF
the kind ever before seen in Wheeling.
The first event Of tho days celebra.
ton will be the street demonstration,
which is under the immediate direction
OF Col. William Travis, chief marshal,
who has for his aides the following
gentlemen:
Chief of staG-C. A. Robinson.
Adjutant-Lowis Steenrod.
staff otlicers-Joseph Ankle, jr., Theo.
dore Roller, Harry G. Stewart, Hon. ].
L. Sommerville, John G. Devine and
George l. Garrison.
Aides-Frederick Shafer, Frederick
Wise, William l.. Rose, Phil KoChert,
George Finck, Charles Piel, W. 0. Nc
Cluskey, r, L. Fraser, G. Gilligan, Jacob
Younginger, Charles I. Brandfass, W,
j. Lukens, L. II. LANCE Richard Robert
son, Frank Cruise, Israel lsenberg, Il. Q.
Darrah, Capt. B. L. Doveuer, 9. W.
Connor, Howard Atkinson, i. Hork-
heimcr and B. Bach.
The line OF march will be as follows:
Form at corner OF Fourteenth and EoT
streets; down Fourteenth to Market, up
Market to Tenth, on Tenth to Main, on
Main to Twentieth, on Twentieth to
Chaplinc, on Chapline to Thirty-third,
on Thirty-third to EoG, on Eoil to Thir-
ty-ninth, on Thirty-ninth to Jacob,
down Jacob to Forty-third and thence
to Mozart Park. 1t is expected that the
street parade will start promptly at 10
o'clock this morning and wind up an
hour later.
At the park there will be an interest
ing programme rendered, including u
musical and oratorical entertainment,
the programme ior which is as follows:
PART !.
| .Ff ~.
Orchestra (NieIster,s Banl)
Address of Welcome II. LANCE
Address. ...............J NJ McNair, Grand Recorder
Address. o. McClusEcy
wv. IL SIaiGr IT, Frank II White, ~ C.
Mccoy, W. I. NCsbitt
Address a. Anderson, G. NJ. w.
PART IL
Recitation. Z. Dnrtah
Address in German... Rev. William uiert
| SOlO-"Lct All Obey '-........".. Charles hulani
Address. J. X. Solnmerville
Address u. H. Dovcher
Overture OrCuCstra (icistcrs Band
Address George W. Atkinson
Closing Odc,..........."All Members OF the OFder
The next event on the programme is
novel and interesting one, and will no
doubt attract Il large crowd OF spect-
ators; it is the bowling contest between
teams selected from the various lodges
OF the city. The teams have been sell
ected for some time, and have put in
many an evening doing practice work
at the various alleys around town.
RELIANCE has n number OF good bowlers
in its team and continues to be strong
favorite. However, some OF the others
NAV furnish Reliance with surprise
party this afternoon. when they least
expect it. The Judges who will con-
duct the bowling tournament are
Messrs. Harry Mcclure, Milton Mabis,
DR.. G. A. Aschmann and Prof. II. NJ.
Schockey. The bowling contest will be
started promptly at 8 o'clock this after
noon.
During the afternoon there will also
be dancing at the big dancing pa
viliou, and in the evening will be seen
the finest display OF fireworks ever dis
played in this city, except possibly at
the great Fourth OF July celebration
this year. Tho fireworks committee
promise something great for this even
ing.
Great credit for the perfection in ar
rapgements is due to the anniversary
committee, tho members OF which have
| zone lulIulul Nulh lOI tAlS pNSt Ola
weeks. The committee is composed OF
the following gentlemen, representing
the six local lodges:
FIJI. LANCE, chairman; Edgar Plankoy,
secretary; Frederick Shaier, NJ. W.
Thomas Delgnan, f. N. Flood, Charles
steinhausor, Philip Kochert, NJ. W:
William Rustemyer Fred Dietrich,
George S. Fink, X. L. Frazier, NJ. W.
William Shields, Andrew S. Hare;
Harry G. Stewart, Charles Brandfass, NJ.
W; Frank NJ. White, Frank Cruise. NJ.
W.; J. G. Divine, John A. Weisgerber,
Israel Iscnberg, Charles w. Conner, NJ.
W.; George |. Garrison, II. Q. Ogden,
Frank Wendell.
All that is needed for the complete
success Of the celebration is good
weather II that is favorable it is not
unlikely thai three OF four thousand
people will throng Mozart Park to-day.
An Excellent Attraction.
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