Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-21
A Successful and Pleasant SEES
sion of Two Days.
BRILLIANT DeMOLAY RECEPTION
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
THE LOUISVILLE COMMANDMENTS RECEPTION.

Marie Myer, Bessie Satterwhite,
Florence Toomey, Katherine Am
brosc, Neil Richardson, Alice Young,
and Flora Nall.
The following knights Of the De
Molay Commandery are present:
W. H. Moffitt, VIM. B. Ryan, Past
Grand Commanders G. G. Vogt, E.
G. Pearson, Samuel Leidigh, j. w.
Browning, W. H. Rose, Phil. T. Allin,
L. d. McCauliffe, Herman Gunhard I,
M. Meglemary. VIM. Moses, G. B.
Duvall, Julius Vogt, F. Lellner, l. j.
Terpin, j. H. Cowles, j. H. Sana-
man, VIM. Schlaefer, John Kaldt, j..
M. Bontrarger, W. T. Duncan, j. G.
Posten, John Murdoch, W. H. Bar
tholmew, Henley Middleton, Clark
Rae, Hal. I. Jefferson, Ex-Comman-
der j. Y. Reid, John A. Stratton, T..
D. Finck, VIM. r. Toomey, Harry
jefferson, D. G. Simonson, T. l.. JEFF
ferson, Robert Moses, F. W. Hard
wick, Claude Moses, Frank BROKER,
Frank II. Johnson.
hAOAOOANN LILLE AAND GAhLANOAONt
The Hopkins county Commandery
has 20 members present as follows
From Madisonville, Messrs. D. A
Morton, I. Bailey and two boys, E. L
Hendricks, r. w. Overall, P. B
Ross, II. G. Moore, L. D. Hooker
smith, Sam Bassett, G. o. Osborn
Drs. r. S. Bone and W. P. Ross anC
Mayor 81. II. Holeman.
From Darlington Messrs. Jas. r
Rash, Chas. Cowell, A. w. Jackson
Earnest Stokes, Henry Bourland
Geo. @. Atkinson, Eminent Comman
dry; P. M. Moore and Bryan Hop
per.
From IIsley, Mr.. r. NJ. Salmon.
BOWLING GREEN NO. %.
Col. T. j. Smith, Grand Sword
Bearer of Kentucky, is in command
of the Bowling Green commandery
with the following present:
En-. Com. A .Duvall, L. A. jenkins, A
H. Taylor, DR.. j. E. Meredith, j. G
Cook, DR.. g. E. Townsend, DR.. Geo
M. Center, DR.. j. W. Robb, Capt. Geo
Price, II. E. Jenkins, j. r. Sharp, j
W. Simmons, r. G. Potter,J. E. Smith
W. j. Potter, Jas. II. Wilkerson, E. H
Stout s. H. Stout, Jas. A. Mitchell
Jack Keough, j. H. Hendrick, Rev
S. A. Fowler, /. G.. Ferguson, w. L
DulaneY,
MARION COM. NO, "A, LEBANON, KY.
William r Johnston w (
Cardwtl', w, g. Spencer, Lee D. Ray
B. P. Doom, Foster Ray, w. W. Ru
bel, W. 7. Hawkins, W. L. CardwelI
]. M. Raines, l. D. Thompson, j. +
Harcourt, j. B. Douglas, w. r. Nc
Pherson, Frank Maris, W. j. Graf
Jno. L. Lawson, j. g. Orendorf, W
B. Mason, John A. Crutcher.
Other communicates have represen
tation as follows:
Mayfield, Jno W. Landrum, En-
Com, M. D. Holton; Paducah, Jas
E, Wilhelm, Past Com; Xuttawa, w
:. Irwin; Bardwell, H. H. Loving
Henderson, B. G. Witt, n. P. Barrett
Jas. f. Gates accompanied by Misses
Annie Witt and Susie Rankin; Owens
boro, j. 5. Boltonwise.
The Louisville Commandery sere
mated the Kentuckian and othe
newspaper Offices Tuesday night, tn,
ladies OF the party accompanying the
the Commandery. Later in the even
ing they serenaded the Mayor anC
Mrs. Thos. w. Long. chairman of thu
Ladies' Reception Committee.
The grand parade on Wednesday
morning was the first feature of thu
regular program. The Commander
les were formed'in line on Virgins
from Sixth to Ninth, by H, w. Tibbs
Marshall and his assistants Ma
Gather, j w. Pritchett, W, III. Olive,
n. Zimmer, Geo. G. Atkinson anC
Dr. jackson on horseback. Their
were in the various Communicates ~
Knight, four bands Of music, one from
Louisville, one from Newport, on,
from Evansville and one from hon
kinsville about rs men in all. Their
were also 30 boys in the Little Com
mandery, about 40 cadets from
South Kentucky College, a squad O
mounted police and several carriage
containing grand officers and city of
ficials. There were in line nearly so
persons, The line Of march was a
follows: Out Virginia to Ninth