The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-26
CAPTURE THE CITY
GRAND LODGE ANCIENT ORDER OF
UNITED WeRKMEN HERE.

Will Take Part in the Grand Lodge Pro-
ceedings--Mayor Cox and DIR. Winters
VIII Welcome the City's Guests-Master
Workman Wheeler Will Respond.
There were A. Q. L. W. men every
where yesterday. They have absolute
ly captured the city and the people of
Wichita rather like to be captured that
way.
Every incoming train adds TO the mum
Der and the visitors seem TO be enjoy
ing themselves. The keys of the city
have been delivered TO their keeping
and every man wearing an A. o. u. w.
badge can go where he pleases and if
he does not see what he wants all he has
to do is to call for it.
The grand lodge officers headquarters
are at the Carey and at times the cor
ridor is crowded with members of the
order. They are a well behaved, order
ly crowd of men and they seem to be
here for business as well as for pleasure
Immediately after the welcoming Of
the grand lodge A. o. u. Why Mayor
Cox on behalf of the city, and Rev.
David Winters on behalf of the local
hodges, Nos. % and 27l-and response
by Grand Master Workman Wheeler,
at o'clock this morning, the grand
ledge viii begin its first regular bust
ness session. Adjournment will be had
at II o'clock so as to give the body op-
portunity to join the local lodges and
visiting Workmen III the grand street
demonstration arranged for that hour.
The parade viii be from the court house
south on Main street to Douglas avenue
thence east to the Carey hotel
Grand lodge business session in the
afternoon.
In the evening the public reception
and entertainment viii take place at
the Crawford Grand, at which will be
represented the following
PROGRAM.
Hunting Scene. Observation-Disclosures.
c Second Regtmental Band. -.
Speech. .-:.:.-.....- History of the Order"
. Ex-lieut. Gov. n. T. Riddle.
Tho Smiling Dawn. Handel
Wichita Musical Club.
w. NJ. Wallace.
Duet. "Life's Dream is Ger
MI T. B. and Mrs. Malvina Walden.
'pee'"'''''''-'i G H Lamb ''''''''''''
Solo Romanza com Bello from Lucri-
zia Bogia)-. .................-. .Donizetti
Miss Florence Fowler, -.
- Judge c. e. Foote ''''i MY
Solo-"Song Of the Torsadcr'' Grorn
w NJ Shaver
Stereopticai Niws and Lecture-Some
of the Teachings of the A. O. L. W.
by Degrees. Observation-Disclosures.
Team OF Rivervew Lodge No. 2si,
A. o. L. W., Kansas City, Kan.
Solo-(The Cavatina from the Opera
of Roberto Ii Diavolo). 800. -Meyerbeer
Mrs. Malvina Walden.
c,.::.'-'''''''..'
dragon Flies. .Bargiel
Wichita Musical Club.
Hon. Geo. w. Reed.
Mrs. Nellie Hobbs-Smyth, Miss
Grace Hatton; Messrs. B. 3.
Hull and r. Ii. Smyth.
This viii be public. no admission be-
ing charged. The first floor seats will
be held for members of the grand lodge
and their ladies. The exercises Will
begin at O'Clock sharp.
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
Following are the officers and COM
mitteemen of the grand lodge present
in the city:
Past Grand Master Workman-E. E.
Murphy, Leavenworth.
Grand Master Workman-Ed H.
Wheeler, Colony.
Grand Foreman-M. Delaney, Water
Vile
Grand Overseer-,Hugh Stewart,
Council Grove.
Grand Recorder-E. NJ Forde, En-
poria.
Grand Receiver. A. Beck, Topeka.
Grand Guide-Thomas f. Calhoun,
Leoti.
Grand Watchman-w. w. Morgan,
Lansing.
Grand Medical Director-Dr. A. B.
Peters Mankato,
COMMITTEES.
Trustees-W II. L. Fepperell, Con-
cordia; J. A. Armet. Dodge City.
Laws. E. Fink. Winfield; G. H.
Lamb. Yates Center; j. Holder Fort
Scott.
Finance. A Regnell. Mcpherson;
a. s Cook, Hoisington; S. p. Champion,
Osborne.
Printing and Supplies-R. H. Bald
ing, Paola; T. f. Sheard. Topeka; II.
Allen, Williamsburg.
Appeals and Grievances-D. Scott,
Atwood:G. a. CriSe, Manhattan; q. \.
Spencer, Russell
Returns and Credentials-E. CT Sim
clair. Wel.sville: w T. Bancroft, Kan
sas City; q. W. Leake. Leavenworth.
States of the ORDER. W. Breidenthal
Chetopa: c. II. Tucker, Lawrence; w.
II. Mead. Luray.
Special committee on revision of con-
stitution-J. +. Riggs. Lawrence; W. NJ.
Wallace, Kingman; r. w. Tucker, Man.
kato.
SUPERVISORS OF LODGES.
First district. r. Alexander, Par
sons. Counties OF Labette and Neo-
sho.
Second district. S Rogers. Pitts
burg: Counties of Cherokee and Craw-
ford.
Third district-J NJ Newberry, Fort
Scott Counties of Bourbon, Linn and
Miami.
Fourth district-G. W. Reed. Topeka
Counties OF Johnson, Shawnee, Douglas
and Jackson.
worth. Counties of Wyandotte. Jeffer-
son. Leavenworth and Atchison.
Sixth district. II. Nettleton. otta-
wa. Counties OF Usage and Franklin.
Seventh district. +. Henderson.
lola. Counties of Woodson. Allen, An
derson and Coffey.
Eighth district-G c. Kennedy. Ere
donia Counties of Greenwood. Elk
Chautauqua. Montgomery and Wilson.
Ninth district. q. Crawford. Bur-
den. Counties of Cowley, Sumner, Har-
per and Barber.
Tenth Districts. :. AShbaugh. King
man. Counties of Se6gwick. Harvey.
Kingman. Pratt, Kiowa. Meade. Seward
Comanche, Clark, Morton, Butler and
Stevens.
Eleventh district-C. f. Foote, Marion
Counties OF Morris, Chase, Lyon and
Marion.
Twelfth distr:ct-H. s. Roberts. Man.
haitian. Counties OF Riley. Wabaunsee,
Pcttawatomie and Geary.
Thirteenth district SrPws I'd