Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
K. T; STATE CONCLAVE
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Among these were the admiriug
wives, si.ters and sweethearts Of
the Sistersville Sir Knights.
The Grand Ball.
The reception and ball was de.
lightful in every sense of the term.
1t was held at the Te-rapin PARK
Casino, and the ample floor space
of that gayly decorated and bright
ly lighted edifce was the scene OF
gayety, laughter and everything
that goes to make up good time.
The Sir Knights were In full dress
Tempt uniform except swords.
The handsomely gowned ladies
adorned the occasion by their pres
ence. After an hour of general
good time substantial lunch was
served. In the meantime the
strains of sweet music from Meis
ter S Orchestra. of Martins Ferry,
Ohio, lured willing feet and grace
full forms to the dancing floor,
where for three hours tie lovers OF
this amusement danced the time
away. At midnight the guests de-
parted for their various homes and
hotels. Those present at this de
lightful junction from Sistersville
were:
Sir Knight E. o. Bower and
wife, Sir Knight H. B. BoWden and
wife, Sir Knight c. F. Mercer and
wife, Sir Knight M, A. Sybert ard
wife, Sir Knight J Fred NELL and
wife, Sir Knight Charles E. Bailey
and wife, Sir Knight w. NJ. Smith
and wife, Sir Knight A, G. Thomas
aud wife, Sir Knight II. G. Meek
and wife, Sir Knight J. ". Cush
Ing end wife, Sir knight W. ].
Brown and wife, Sir Knight V. H,
Dye and wife, Sir knight A. D
McVey and vie, Sir knight R.
L. Lamberton and wife, Sir
Knight W. G. Agrew and sister,
Sir Knights John J. Mckay, W.
J. Neuenschwander, Elmer Tenn
pleton, Thomas Flnlayson. J. c.
Harbeson, Jared Irwin, Ed Wallace,
James Stathers, c. w. Grier, WI
Russell, Clint Moore, Frank L.
Moore, Josiah Dobson, Jos. Archer,
Richard Ankrom, E. E. Harper.
Misses. Sarah Agnew, Edith Neill,
Callle Krug, Bertha Smith, Meta
West, Grace Hornbrook, Mrs. Sal
lie Sayre.
The following officers were ele,,
cted: Grand Commander, Charles
Ahrens Wheeling; Deputy Grand
Commander, George W. Creek,
Grafton; Grand Generalissimo, S.
N. Myers, Martinsbure; Grand
Captain General, ". J. Rowland,
Fairmont; Grand Senior Warden,
Joseph Ruffner. Charleston; Grand
Junior Warden, w. ". White,
WEIGH: Grand Treasurer, D. W.
Emmons. Huntington; Grand Re-
corder, R. c. Huntington, Fair
mont; Grand Prelate, c. N. Ma
ouey, Wheeling; Grand Standard
Bearer, c. II. Brown, Charleston;
Grand Sword Bearer, W. 7. Ritten.
house, Parkersburg' Grand Warden
H. B. Bageley, Wheeling: Grand
Captain of the Guard, E. O. Bower,
Sistersville.
Sir Knight L. r. CoWell was
appointed on committee of con-
siderable Importance, which will
review carefully the tactics for
military drill and suggest revisions.
That the Slstersville Sir Knights
and their ladies were the "hand-
soonest ever" goes without saying.
Sir Knight Dobso1 distinguished
himself by grazing the parade In
company with TREND in a deep
red automobile.
Sir Knight Aguew's bard and
impromptu serenade at the Blen'
nerhasset took hugely.
A number of Shriners went to
Parkersburg at 11.cS o'clock a. m.
f, today to attend the meeting of
Osiris Council this afternoon ard
evening.
Sir Knight Jas R. Staihers had
his hands full to Overlooking In
caring for the Sistersville contin.
gent at the Blennerhasset. He did
1t with satisfactory results, too.
! Chas. ". Grler, 1t was discovered
YVES the only Sir Knight that had
to pay street car fare. He forgot
his badge" and the conductor said
cold bloode dig II don't know J ou''