The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-12

Tho annual banquet, on Manndy
Thursday. OF the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Of Freomasonry, Charity
Chapter No. !. Southern jurisdiction,
Valley Of Wheeling. took place ut the
Masonic Temple Last evening aud was
m event Of unusual Importance in Ma
sonic circles. Prominent Mnsona from
all over tho state were proscnt and the
evening was u most enjoyable ono from
every point Of Wow. Tho following
menu waa discussed.
NESu.
"S0w, good digestion walt on appetite md
health on both. - acbhh,
Picked Celery. worto,tetshlrc Sauce.
Sliced cucumbcts.
Oysters.
Laubcnhclncr. Clarct Rising.
ROast Lamb. ''
Living, 1t WIS perfectly white, without spot or
blcmlih, mud was killed With q single
blow Of the knife"
Cold Tongue: Cold Ham.
Potato Salad. Dcviled Crabs. Lobster Salad.
lso INA Pinch, ls' Knight OF lso'o Croix.
leo Cream. Macaroons.
Fruit.
Water Cracies. Coffee.
New York Cream Cheese.
Cigar.
The toast. "rho Supreme Council,
Southern Jurisdiction" was responded
to BY Brother Odell S. Long, OF Charles.
ton. In n neat and appropriate manner,
tho speakers we'll known eloquence
being Il pronounced feature OF the re-.
spouse.
The Supreme Council, Northern
Juisdiction." was responded to by
Brother X. II. Cotton, OF Wellsburg.
After music by the orchestra, the toast,
"Our Visiting Princes" was handled by
Brother Thomas q. Stephenson in a
manner at once happy and keen.
Brother John ". Morris spoke on Tho
Grand Lodge OF West Virginia." the
future OF which he depicted in glowing
language. "Tho Grand Lodge OF West
Virginia." by Joseph Hall. aud 'The
Grand Commanderv Of West Virginia."
by Brother John c. RiholdatTer, were
both responses full OF loyalty and devo.
ton and each speaker was applauded.
Mr.. A. c. Schaefer replied to the toast,
Tho Glass Of Newly Made Knights OF
Rose Croix."
Those who were present were: Frank
N. kiser, Of Huntington; Thomas L.
McLain, OF Wheeling; c. A. Schaefer, OF
Wheeling; X. D. Walker, Of Fairmont;
0. S. Long, OF Charleston; K. III. Cotton.
OF Wellsburg; Thomas NJ. Darrah, oil
Wheeling; JosephN Ii. McDermots, o!
Morgantown; John L Kirkland, OF
Warrington; Charles Barrows and
John X. Davis. OF Warrington; T. ".
Bliss, Professor John ". Birch, Dr.. r.
N. Baird. George NJ. Ford, Joseph Hall,
". K. 1sham, Colonel ]. a. Miller. DR..
John W. Morris, James McCahon,
Henry Morris. William A. Wilson,
stephen W~aterhouse,jr. William II. Rose,
Joseph Z. Robinson. John G. Rihelda!.
fer, Thomas c. Stephenson, John A.
Zorn, OF Wheeling; DR.. J. i. Walkin'
shaw. OF WellsburS; L. W. Blayney,
OF Roney's Point.
Letters OF regret OF their inability tc
attend were received and read from
Brothers K R. Swope, Allen Brock, o
Wheeling; DR.. Samuel n. Myers, o.
Mar,insburc; John Ii. Howard, OF
Prince; John f. Hayes. secretary Of the
Pennsylvania consistory. Of Pittsburgh
A. +. Wigley and ". S. Brown. Of Pitts
bnrch: Thomas ]. Bray. Of Warren,
Ohio; Frederick Webber, secretary cen
eral OF tho supreme council Of the South.
ern jurisdiction, Washington, D. c.;
William Z. Melish, commander-in.chie
OF the Ohio c%onistory, OF Cincinnati
Ohio; Evan Powell, OF Powellton. W,
Va. i. B. Schaus. Of Newark, Ohio
and Judge |. II. CASTOR, OF st. Glars
villo, Ohio.
1t was an early hour this mornin.
wien tho plcasan. event was OF the
past.