Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-17
An ELABORATE BANQUET
Closed the First Annual Reunion Of
W. Va, Consistory
or Scottish Rite MasOns-It Was
Followed by q Number OF Adj
dresses These Who Were Pres
ent-The Consistory Nesting at
the Masonic Temple.


The first annual reunion of the Con-
eistory of West Virginia No. l, of Scot
fish Rite Masons, was brought to a close
last night with an elaborate banquet,
at Odd Fellows Hall, corner Chapline
and Twelfth street. During the day the
Consistory meeting was held in the
Masonic Temple and large class OF
candidates was put through the differ
emit degrees.
The social feature of the meeting was
the banquet at eight o'clock last night.
Those who assembled around the festal
board were as follows, namely:
T. M. Darrah, 33', Wheeling.
Clark Hamilton, 32', Wheeling.
David McKain, 32', Washington, Pa.
a. Schanley, S20, Washington, Pa.
Vim. G. Gibson, 32', Washington, Pa.
john M, Birch, 33', Wheeling.
James McCahon. 33o, Wheeling.
John w. Norris, 33', Wheeling.
E. M. Turner, 32', Morgantown.
O. s. Long, 33', Inspector General,
Charleston.
Julian G. Hearne, 32', Wheeling.
Andrew G. Brown, 32', Wheeling
E. E. ReeGer, 32', Warrington.
e. S. Aaston, 32', Youngstown.
r. C. Darrah, 32', Wheeling.
s. B. Warrick, 49,, Wheeling.
Conrad Hirsch 32', Wheeling.
Henry Morris, 32', Wheeling@
e. H. Kipp, 32', Wellsburg.
]. w. Carpenter, 80, Salem, W. Va.
George B. Crawford, 32', Wellsburg.
J. E. Robinson, go, Wheeling.
C. F. Schultze, go, Wheeling.
d. B. Anderson go, Toronto, o.
T. M. Garyin, 32', Wheeling.
II. B. Baguley, 32', Wheeling.
T. M. Young, 320, West Virginia.
r. M. Miller, 32', West Virginia.
W. B. Abbott 32', Littleton, W. Va.
w. X. Bodley, so, Wheeling.
L. w. Blayney, go, Roney's Point.
Joseph Hall, 800, Wheeling.
E. H. Dawson, 32', Wheeling.
G. l.. McKain, 320, Salem, W. Va.
J. w. Hogan, go, Warrington.
Charles Barrows, $50, Washington,
Pa.
John T. Henderson,, 32', Mounds
vile.
M. B. Slower, 500, McMechen, w. Va.
VI.
J. l.. Kirkland, go, Warrington.
] Blackshire, 320, Warrington.
Charles E. Wells, go, Gloyers Gap.
John K List, 30, Wheeling.
F. H. Warden, go, Wheeling.
G.. B. Peabody, 32', Wheeling.
r. M. Sumner, 320, Columbus. O.
C. P. Faulkner, go, Warrington.
]. B. Mckee, go, Wheeling.
li,lp
T. B. McLain, go, Wheeling.
N A. Sybert, so, Siaersville.
C.. e. Bailey, go, Sistersyille.
Lawrence Eskey, 32' Wheeling.
Charles Ahrens, so Wheeling.
D. B. Anderson, go, Toronto, 0.
W. w. Murray, 320, New Cumber-
land, w. Va.
J. w. Fawcett, S2', Wheeling.
w. H. Exley, Jr., 32'. Wheeling.
Carl sobanski, go, Wheeling.
A. L. Downs, 32', Wheeling
John w. Herbert. 320. Wheeling.
A. H. Wiedebusch, 320, Wheeling
J. K. Klieves, go, Wheeling.
E. Z. Baldwin, 32' Wheeling.
w. w. Irwin, go, Wheeling.
]. H. Colbert, go, Wheeling
]. w. Bowers, 32', Wheeling.
The feast was prepared by Mrs.
Ziegenfelder. The elaborate menu was
published in yesterdays Register. It
was merry assemblage, and full JUS
tice was done to the spread. 1t WAS
followed by a season of speech max
Ing. DR.. John w. Morris gracefully
presided as toast-master and excellent
addresses were made by Hon. o. S.
Long, DR.. E. M. Turner, Prof. John NJ
Birch and James McCahon.
Each guest was presented with a
handsome souvenir of TIE occasion in
the form of a wine glass appropriately
inscribed. Giffen. the photographer,
took fash light picture of the festal
scene.