Evening journal., 1895-11-20
BANQUETlhG MOGULS.
Industry Conclave No ? IL A.
DAM Entertains It's Friends.
THE GRAND OFFICERS PRESENT

Ihh dhAND UfflUhkb PkbbkHT
The oooasisn Marks the Reaching BY
the Lodge OF the 500 hsrk-A Fine Menu
Followed by spesohes BY Men Promi-
nent in the Ordsr-A Red Letter
Event
Last evening was red letter one for
Industry Lodge No. q A. o U. NJ, and
there was q very pleasant combination
Of busi ess and pleasure for those who
participated to remember Industry IL
one Of the hustllng lodges In the juris-
diction and has fully lived up 10 its
Hame. IL now has s22 members on ita
rolls and every nesting night adds from
ten to a score new members
Last evening one was reinstated and
twelve Initiated, and ss many more
applicants referred TO the proper CON-
mirtees. After the session Conciave No.
q Ancient Order Of Adhesive Mogulllans
took the bit In its mouth aud entertaiued
the grand ofiicers and numbsr OF
invited guests from local lodges and
lodges throughout the state at banquet
given In Eden Hall
There were 115 at table and for two
hours those present heartily er joyed the
good things provided Those who we're
special guests OF the c,nciavo wero
Grand Master Workman O Pretty man,
Of Dover; Past Grand Master Workman
| W. n Mccormick. Grand Foreman
Charles Hsinel. Wilmineton; Grand
overseer Thomas j. Truxton, LeweR;
Grand Recorder G X Wood, VIII
man James Il ssvllle, Grand
Outside Waichmsn W. Il stinmel,
Wilmington; Representative TO the
| Supreme Ledge W. n Foulk, j. g.
Collins, l. B Louderbough j. 4 Hsf
feckor, w. l. Prltchard, Dover; B f.
! Blackburn, James VanArsdRlr. New
Castle q NJ Stevenson, Of smyrna. and
John 4. Jskes, Wyoming; Charles
Whenn, master mogui, OF Wilnington
Conclave. No. p and Others.
The order TO tquat came at 10 o'clock
sharp, and the following menu was
placed IN the mSnges. after PRAYER By
Grand Odtsids WRtcbman w. E.
stlmmsl
Blue ints on hslf shell.
Lamb chops Dreaded Green peas.
Ol ater pntes Chicken salad
olives. Pickles. Maryland biscuiie.
Fillet OF beef with mushrooms.
Coffee. Cigars.
With the cigars DR.. s. d Johns as
toastmaster. stated that the down state
visitors were forced to leave at midnight
In order 20 catch their train and
announced as the tirst toast "Oar order
responded TO by Gland Master 0. B.
Prettyman who referred % the oredltsbe
record shown by industry In the past ten
aud one half months Ia making net gain
Of l63 members. He congratulated the
lodge aud conclave, on having such good
workmen aud good Mognllians
why arc Mogullians Adheslvt2' was
Responded to by Grand Overseer Thomas
J Truxton Lewes IN Witty and inter
esting spsech in which he commended
the social qu alities OF Wilmington work
men and spoke 10 glowing terms Of the
work done by the lodges here.
"Oir Guests Grand 0 ltsids Watch
man w. E Stimmel, on behalf Of those
Who had been 80 Hospitality entertained,
spoke In his usual interesting way, en-
phaszng the fact that great good always
cimes to any organization by association
eith fellow members
Wilmington Conclave No. J I" had an
able representative in Mas.sr Mogul
Charles WhanD, who said that the
Mogullians constituted the bulwarks Of
the order, and that where one found an
enthusiastic MogulliAn one found a good
} workman
Our Youngest Mogullian g. NJ
stephenson voiced the ssentIments Of every
one present In a brief speech
"Aa We Live" was responded to by
Grand Recorder < Woods, ihsR whom
no one knows more about. He referred
to the objects Of the A. o U. W aud
said that an organization having nobler
features did not exist
Our Longevity was tho theme as
signed 10 Grand Foreman Charles Hainel.
Nho after suggesting that the toast
master had not shown his usuAl acumen
by selecting him for a speech, disproved
bis statement by making really good
address
"Win We Ever Grow O.d2' WAS the
tosst to which Representative to Su-
preme Lodge William h Foulk spoke.
Hisrenarks we're witty and apt
Joseph T. Hodecker, Dover. answered
to the satisfaction OF the Mogullians
present the question what had YOU Ia
the bun die = and John T. Jskss, Wyom
ing caused hearty laughter by bis re-
sponse to Below the line The fnal
speech was made by George W. Roberts,
his toast being Eau Revolr
This closed the feast aud the party
dispersed with many comnendAtory Ia
marks, OF which Industry Conclsve's hos
pitality and ability to get up a banquet
we're the themes The COMMITTEES OF
arrangements WAS James &. Saville. John
h. KsAtley. ID. r Hall, George Fergu
son, g H Groves and l.. 7. Lawrence.