Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20
OSIRIS TEMPLES TRIP.
MANY OF THE MOBILES WILL TAKE
PART IN TIE PILGRIMAGE To-
MORROW
TO AMERICAS WHITE CITY
Where the Imperial Council of n
Ancient Arabic Order of Mobiles of
the Mystic shrine VIII Meet.
Features of the Progra for
the Occasion-Committee on Ar
engagements.

Mobiles Of the tribe of Osiris a. A.
o. N. M. s., of the Wheeling Oasis
will gather together in large numbers
tomorrow morning at eight o'clock
and leave by special train over the b.
& o. for Washington, D. c., to attend
a session of the Imperial Council OF
the order. Already over one hundred
perons have signiied their willing
ness to take in the trip from this city
and these people will be joined by
others along the line at Warrington,
Fairmont, Grafton, and Cumberland,
Md, so that by the time the party
reaches the white City it will num-
Der I'VE two hundred.
These Mobiles go to be in attendance
1T the twenty-sixth annual session OF
the Imperial Council, which will con-
vene on the 22nd and 23rd. The
headquarters of the Council will be at
the Riggs House, where they and the
representatives will be gathered.
Osiris Temple will be quartered at the
Colonial, which has just been hand
somely refurnished for the occasion.
Alma Temple, which has charge OF the
entertainment of the Imperial Coun-
Gil have arranged for many side trips
down historic Potomac to Mt. Vernon
and other points of interest. Presi-.
dent Mckinley will tender a reception
to the Nobility of the order and their
lady friends at the White House on
Wednesday evening. The invitations
qOr fhO 0oooc{0D will ha icc1tpH in rho
names of the President and wife and
will, no doubt, be always treasured as
souvenirs by the guests.
On the morning of the 22nd all Arch
patrols of the various temples OF the
United States and Canada will parade
the streets in full uniform and in the
evening will occur the grandest sight
which Washington has had an oppor-
tunity to witness probably for years.
About five thousand MOBILES in full
evening dress, representing ninety
temples, scattered throughout America
and Canada, will participate in a street
demonstration.
Those composing the committee on
arrangements for the pilgrimage are
Messrs. James B.. Mckee, Clarke Ham
ilton, Jr., Will w. Irwin and Thomas
Carnahan, Jr.
Among the persons who will COM
pose the excursion party from this
city and other points along the B. & O..
are:
Edward E. Baldwin, Jos. H. McDer-
mott, w. E. Crandall, J.. w. Carpenter
and wife, Henry Brunhaus, John l..
kirkland and wife, j. r. Cunningham,
Chas. e. Wells, E. B. Adams, e. S.
Easton and wife, George M. Allender,
Henry D. Hickman and wife, J. G.
Cochran. John w. Herbert and sister,
A. B. C. Dague, w. M. Jameson, c. H.
Nealy, E. M. Grant, A. e. Graham, J..
V. Blair, ]. w. Fighter, Thomas c..
Murphy, Robert Piper and wife, John
A. Zorn, wife and sister, E. B. Reeser,
Thomas G.. Jenkins, John M. Craw-
ford, d. A. Beatty, G. K. Clark, E. p.
Stewart, D G. Stewart, John Russell,
w. j. Clark, ]. L. McLain, r. E. Schu-
bert, VIM. O'Brien, ]. B. Samuels,
James G. Cochran and wife, J. S. john
ston, H. C. Richards, C. A. McCarroll
and wife, ]. w. Henderson and wife,
J. K. Hall, Chas. Bailey, A. T. Hupp
and wife, n. ]. Hamilton. o. H. Suck
and wife, John F. Mallory, Henry
Morris, T. NJ Barton. Frank w. Clark
and sister, w. L. Thorn and wife, f.
T.. Mallory and wife, H. w. Brown, S.
w. Templeton, H. B. Bowner, w. a.
Willhide and wife, George w. Debolt
and wife, Harry G. Franzheim and
wife, w. w. Irwin and wife, Jas. B. Nc
Kee and wife. Clark Hamilton, Jr.,
VIM, T. Schaefer, ]. 7. Davis and
George Baird.