Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
THE SECREF SOCIETIES.
MAs6NRY.

On last Monday evening Ohio Lodge
No. 1 met as usual, with a good attend
anee. but owing to the failure OF candi-
dates To show the work expected was
deferred till the next meeting. but the
M. M. degree was exemplifed for the
benefit of the officers present, VINO re-
ceiyed some good instructions thereby.
After the close Of the lodge all present
went to Brother Ziegenfeider's II par
took Of choice refreshments.
On Tuesday evening your correspond
emit. in with Grand Lecturer
McCahon, went to Cameron and visited
the Cameron Lodge and assisted In the
work of the NJ. NJ. degree. There was
a very large turnout Of brethren and
much interest was had in the work, and
all were amply repaid for the time
spent together. At its close an elegant
BANQUET was served, but OF which we
had but limited time to partake, owing
to the arrival Of our train.
On Wednesday evening the BLU
Lodge class met as usual, and owing TO
the small attendance but little was done
and the Grand Lecturer has suspended
it's meeting for the present.
On Thursday evening Wheeling Lodge
met with a fair attendance and only rou-
tine business.
On Friday evening Cyrene Command
cry held regular ~conclave, with q goou
attendance of members and visiting Sir
Knights present. One candidate was
found TO be ia waiting and on whom
was conferred the orders OF Red Cross,
X. T. and Malta, and the work was well
done throughout In its every detail, and
closed the work for the Templar year.
On Wednesday coming will occur the
Grand Conclave OF the Grand Comman-
dery to be held in the city OF Martins
burg, and from appearances there VIII
be q good representation from both
communicates Of our city, and who will
leave here on Tuesday evening, som
going by the way of Pittsburg, others
by that of the main line. The Fraters
of the city of Martinsburg will tender a
banquet to the visiting Sir knights on
Wednesday evening.
On June cath the Masonic fraternity
of this city will celebrate St.John's Day
and lay the corner stone OF the new
Masonic Temple, which they are build
ing just south Of Fourteenth street on
on Market and the several
Masonic bodies Of our city
have already been apprised of the
fact by the Temple Association, and
also been requested to appoint a COM
mittee to take steps toward arranging
for the same. 1t is expected that every
Mason will arrange his business affairs
for that day, so that he will be enabled
to take part in the demonstration, with
the many brethren who will be here
from other cities, and that it may be
ever afterward remembered by every
Mason and their families of Ohio county
and it's surroundings. The several
bodys Of Wheeling have been invited to
participate in celebrating that day with
Sunset Lodges of Beallsville, Ohio, but
owing to our W demonstration will
have to decline it for the present year.
On Monday evening Wheeling Union
Chapter will meet with a full team be-
ginning at the mark, and consequently
there will be a full turnout of craftsmen
and Jealous workers.
On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge No.
80 meets, and on Thursday evening
Nelson Lodge No. 30; also at both OF
these lodges work may be expected in
one or more degrees, as many ashlers
are in readiness for them.