Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-29
'THB SESSION CLOSES.
SELECT CASTLE A. 0. K. OF NJ C. FINISHES
ITS LABORS
The Next Nesting VIII DO Held at Pisdmon
Business Transacted Ysstsrday-Enisr-
tainmsnt and Banquet.

The Select Castle OF West Virginia A,
o. K. OF Mystic Chain held its final
business session yesterday morning.
The mark degree was conferred on Past
Commander John Balinger. Three
hundred copies of the proceedings were
ordered printed. A committee OF five
on press and literature was appointed,
consisting Of ]. Nj. Stanley, F. W. Rose,
G. l.. Wiseman, Geo. Hopwood and S.
S. Buzzsrd.
The following nominations for select
officers we're made; For Select Conn
mander, John WaIford Wheeling; Vice,
c. l.. Wlseman Elk Garden, Geo. Hop
wood Wheeling, S. S. Buzzard Berke-
lev Springs, E. d. Baker Piedmont, S.
N. Moore Keyser; Marshal, E. ID. Ba-
ker Piedmont, ]. c. Kephent Keyser,
John Balllnger Wheeling; John Car
dona Wheeling, w. 3. Silous Berkeley
Springs; Scribe, j. T. Crawford
Keyser, j. NJ. Stanley Pied
mont d. e. Parke, Piedmont;
Tr easurer, F. w. Rose Piedmont, John
Corcoran Wheeling, n. +. Randolph
Parsons; Inside Guard, J. J. Jackson
Wheeling, VIM. Jones Thomas, j. +.
| Sharp Barrackville, e. d. Baker Pied
| mont, w. B. Silous Berkeley Springs,
S. n. Moore Keyser. Andrew Ice Bar
rsckville, E. L. Steen Benwood; Out
side Guard, e. l.. Steen Benvood, Z.
P. Walters Berkeley Springs, w. +.
Randolph Parsons, s. II. Satterfield
Palatine, Alfred King Wilson's, VIM. Bar
low BeDwood, Z. d. Baker Piedmont;
Trustees, q. w. Hopwood Wheeling,
Henry Lewaday Wheeling, j. d. Hun
ter Berkeley Springs, William Jones
Thomas, E. D. Baker Piedmont; Rep
resentatives to Supreme Castle, j. NJ.
Stanley, d. e. Parke, w. B. Williams,
j. E. Hooper, S. d. Sheets Piedmont,
w. FL. Baker Keyser, w. Il. Miller
Thomas.
Piedmont, Palatine and Berkeley
Springs were nominated for next place
of meeting. Piedmont was selected.
The Select Commander appointed the
following Deputies: S. s. Buzzard,
Morgan county; c. L. Wiseman, Min
eral county; w. f. Randolph, Tucker
county; Fl. Sattertield, Marion county;
Owen Binegar, Grant county; VIM. Bar
low, Marshall county; j. j. Ferguson,
Randolph county.
Committee on Law-F. W. Rose, f..
H. Beck, II. n. Correll, of Piedmont.
Appeals and Grievances-J.D D. Dodge,
N. Cristy and A. r. Cornelius, of Davis.
Finance-George Hopwood, James r.
Burge and John Cardona, OF Wheel
| ing.
Elections-J. C. Kephart, s. n.
Moore and J. II. Cain, of Keyser.
Supreme representatives,. M. Stan
lev, exempted the unwritten work OF
| the order.
Resolution OF thanks to the Mayor,
/ Silver Wave Castle, the |. o. 0. +. and
Mayors Band were passed.
Last night the final entertainment In
honor of the visiting Knights took
place at /. o. O. F. Hall, corner Chap
line and Twelfth streets. There were
about three hundred people present, in
GLIDING wives and daughters Of the
local knights. The musical and liter
ary entertainment was one Of uniform
excellence, and each number received
the liberal applause which 1t deserved.
Where all did so well 1t would be i'm
possible to particularize. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Opening One.....'.. hnIg 70
PRAYER ............. Rev. George HopWood
Solo 1.-THE Song That Reached My He art, "
MISS Edge.
~ / Staulav
Quartette .................. The Cheerful One,
Misses Ferguson and Davidson and Messrs.
Bourne and WeStWood.
Recitation .." Gone With u Handsome Man, y
Prof F. b. Crago.
Address General j. b. Roberts
Ouartette 'Red cross Knight,
Misses Edge and Ferguson and Messrs.
Hopwood and WestWood.
Robert Bryson.
Solo ............... "By the Sad Sea Waves, "
Charles Bourne.
Solo .............. Anchored,
'''''' - ''''''' Richard Westwood.
Solo ...........'. Loves Golden Dream
Miss Lulu Ferguson.
Recitation....."Ove the Hills From the
Recitation "Jim and the Cats, "
J. b. Bryson.
Chorus GOOD Night
AILeT tUc CubbI tdiuulCuJ NuO bhOobS
were all invited into the dining hall on
the second floor. The ladies OF the
Naomi degree had prepared an elaber-
ate feast of good things, which were
temptingly arrayed on three long
tables arranged lengthwse in the
commodious hall. The tables were also
handsomely decorated with boquets Of
choice flowers. The menu embraced
all the substantials and delicacies Of
the season. The ladies were untiring
in their efforts to please, and are entl-
tied to great credit for the success Of
the part of the programme Of the en-
tertainment which was assigned to
! them.
1t was nearly eleven o'clock when the
BANQUET was over. Then followed
feast Of reasons. Toasts were proposed,
and admirable addresses made by Mayor
Caldwell, General Roberts. Of Philsdel-
pha, w. b. Williams, D. +. Parke,
John J. Davis, of Pittsburg, Prof. F.
Ii. Crago, j. M. Stanley, f. W. Rose
and others. II was midnight when the
affair was brought 10 a close.
Ali of the delegates aud supreme Off
GERS will leave for their homes this
morning They are all profuse In their