The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-26
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Public Dedication and Installation

Public Dedication and Installation
It's held Of white. Its border bright.
Its links denoting Unions might
It.wavss. an angels wing, sbove.
Proclaiming, Friendship, Truth and Love.
Last Monday the Odd Feliows' Tag
Aoated over Fraternal. Hall all day long
giving notice to brothers, sisters aud
friends, that all were hidden to partake
Of the hospitality OF Wadsworth Lodge
No. SO. 70. o. F., that evening and
witness the impressive ceremonies OF
dedicating the new hall and the ~insta,la-'
ton Of officers for the ensuing term. As
q believer in the ties OF "a universal
brotherhood and the efforts Of the Odd
Fellows TO benefit mankind, We found
our way with the throng to the wide
open portals. The dedication of the new
hall took place with the following acting
grand officers: X. L. Fuller, Grand
Master; w. II. A. Pike, Grand Marshal,
j. c. Erb, Grsad Chaplain; G. A. Mac
pherson, Grand Herald Of the North;
j.. u. Malcolm, Grand Herald OF the
South; T. C. Foulks, Grand Herald of
the East; Archibald Steele. Grand Her
aid of the West. Moved by universal
sentiment that wherever erected or for
whatever purpose, whether for sacrifice or
memorial. affairs have in all ages. com
manded the most profound reverence,
the Grand Herald. proceeded to build
the Odd Fellows, sacred shrine. He of
North brought forth and placed the white
stone of Purity he of the South the
pink stone Of friendship; he of the East
the blue stone OF Love; he of West
scarlet stone Of Truth they of the North
and South: then planted upon the rock of
Truth the green stone of Faith they of
East and West appeared with the gold
stone OF Hope and then all. crowned the
the altar with the royal purple of Char.
ity. thus forming in climatic beauty the
mystic Seven"
Everybody sang the Doxology and
0IaUu NhaPiohu 6tO prOttouuSC0 tuc
benediction. After a short intermission
the officers for the ensuing term ere in
stalled by r. L. Fuller as Grand Master;
VIII. A. Pike "a Grand Marshal James
shepley as Grand Warden J. vallen-
court as Grand Secretary; r: Bastian Dc
Grand Treasurer.
The installed. Differs are: A. Steele,
Noble Grand; J.. g.. MALCOLM, Vice
Grand. T. G. Foulks, Secretary; G.
Wallstab, Treasurer. Appointive W.
H. A. Pike, Warden; j. q. Renshaw,
Conductor; G. E. Hills, Outside Guard
ian John Scott, Inside Guardian J.. G.
Erb. Chaplain 7. Bastain, r y Of N &;
VIM Macpherson, L S of N G; James
shepiey, r Sof v 6; G. A. Macpherson,
l. s OF N G; James Crosby and VIM
Pierson, r and LSs.
Following the installation came ice
cream and cake which Was good and
most welcome.
Mrs. T. J. Yeargin, Misses Annie
Bowers, Bessie Whited, Zue Geery, Pearl
Pike, and Mrs. Hcttsnhausen favored
the audience with instru mental and So-
cal music and Miss Gertie Dunlope gave
a recitation which was received as well as
it was given, which means much. Every
body went home at midnight pleased
with having spent the evening with such
friends and to such advantage.
We caught sight of a silver jewel, Past
Grand's which r. L. Fuller wore and
upon enquiry found out that the Grand
officers Of Nevada had made Dick q
present Of the same. We do not know
Of anybody more entitled to the honor
as he is certainly an able, competent
and industrious worker for the order and
we were glad to hear that that his efforts
were appreciated by his superior officers.
Clearance Sale Of Summer Suits ut
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