The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-12
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accompany the caravan on a journey
| acros sthe hot sands. There were thirty
four Of the latter and it is safe TO say
they will never forget the moving piano.
rama OF the Pyramids, the Sphinx and
other objects of historic interest as they
journeyed along the shores OF the Nile
under the guidance of the trustworthy
veterans of India Temple.
The Shriners. for the most part, were
accompanied by their wives and sweet
hearts, who graced the banquet board at
the opera house with their pretuest smiles
and gowns. Two hundred and fifty covers
were laid and the feast was truly a mar
vel
The high waters which precluded the at
tendance from the east side Of the terri
tory fnterfered also to some extent with
the arranged program Of toasts, but the
omissions were hardly noticeable in the
grace and wit OF the impromptu ad-
dresses.
The toasts were announced BY Major D.
D. Leach and were responded to as fol-
lows:
Welcoms-Noble E. D. Murdaugh, of
Edmond. a
Response-Eugene Hamilton, of Chick
asha.
Wisdom and Objects Of the Order-Noble
Cassfus NJ. Barnes, of Guthrie.
The Experience of a Novice-Noble Ed
win DeBarr, of Norman.
The Distinguished Novice and His Re
ward-Noble Frank H. Greer, of Guthrie.
The evening closed with a delightful
hop.
The nov1cess new full-fedged shriners.
were:
Ell Reno-A. T. Harris, W. r. Hown,
Chester P. Cornelius. w. S. Sherman, J.
T. Wilde. James G. sackett-
Norman-Edwin DeBarr, Andrew King
kade, ]. A Hullum.
Kingisher-Wf1liam H. Cochran.
Guthrie-F. H. Greer.
Waukomis-L. p. King.
Arkansas Ctty-J. L. Bird, NJ. 7. Still
well.
Wicfita-T H Huffaker.
Chickasha,-william L ANen. J. W.
Spear. n. B. Johnson, H. L. Samson.
Minco-C. B. Campbell, W. G. Williams
Ardmore-J. A. Bevins, J. R. Htehins,
A Hardy. John S. Hammer.
Perry-E. E. HowendobIer. e. D. Minis,
P. D. Miller, Henry RuckeY.
Fort Worth-Robert Wilson.
Berwyn, L TT. T. HutchinA
Oklahoma City-C. w. Robertson. J. H.
Wheeler, H. P. Wolff. George Nick.
Tha visiting Masnns were:
Atoka, 1, TT. D. Landlord, 8. 3.
swatsh.
PurcellnA A. Dunn, Fred C. McLaugh-
lin, D. A. Young, J. S. Childs. @. F. John
son.
Guthrie-Edgar W. Jones, George H
Willis, Fred w. wennery.
E. Reno-Lewis Eichoff, A. F. Master
man. A. @. Crockett ]. T. Allison, Otto
A shuttee, J. F. McGrath, Michael
Eichoff.
Kinghsher-J. @. condtt, o. p. Wick
miller. 3. n Belt, A T. Haines, ]. c.
Cross.
Chandler-T. L. Woodland.
Enid. N. Watkins.
E. Martin
= MarloT-H. L. Jsrooe-
Sherman, Tex.-B. H. Zauk.
wichits-J. A Rummen.
Denver-S. A. Shepard.
Normsn-J. D. Mcguire.
Darlington-H F. Smith. Major A. z
woodson-
Ednond-E. D. Murdaugh.
Joplin, Mo.-A c. Maher.
In the afternoon an election OF oricers |
OF The grand commandery took place and |
resulted as follows:
r E. Grand Commander-Otto A Shut !
tee, Fl Reno.
r z. Deputy Grand Commander-wIH- /
lam S. Spencer. Guthrie.
Eminent Grand Generalissimo-Beu3a- |
min e Bfnus. Oklahoma City.
Eminent Grand Captain-General-Juliu |
c. Cross. Kinrsher
Eminent Grand Senior warden-Henry /
z. Hand. saltwater
Grand Junior warden-B. n. Rauford. /
Guthrie.
Eminent Grand Treasurer-Luks Ellison. /
Oklahoma City.
Eminent Grand Recor6er-E s Can
ningham. Guthrie
Eminent GEAlQ " NADNAeSks
e Reno.
Grand Standard Bearer-J. o. Murphy.
saltwater
Grand Sword Bea-er-w. P Brown. e
Reno
Grand wArden-a. w Spencer. Okla
aoma City.
Captain Of the Gazrd-w. J Pettse. Ok
Rhoma City.
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