The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-15
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HUNTINGTON.
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HUNTINGTON, Nov: 15.-Practical'
ly the last Of throng Of Masons who
are toattend and take part in the cere-
monials and deliberations incident to
the Grand Lodge sessions, have arrived
In the city and every hotel is crowded
to- the limit. The local committees
hnve worked assiduously and tlreless-
" TO the end that all visi,.@s might
be promptly and properly cared for.
The Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masons convened Tuesday ana com.
pleted the work OF tie year, closing
the session late in the afternoon. This
last matter considered By the Grand
Chapter WIS that Of electing ofiicers
for the ensuing term Of twelve
months. The election resulted US
follows: !:
Grand High Priest ]. c. Lesage}
Grand King, 7. c. sn-fckler; Grand
Chaplain. DR.. f. Toward Gibbons;
Grand Scribe, ]. W. DeVebber; Grand
Principal sojorrner Wyndham
Stokes; Grand Captain of the Host,
James Luke; Grand Treasurer, S. N.
Myers; Grand Secretary, d. K. Reed;
Grand Royal Arch Captain. II. s. Cush-
wa; Grand Master Third Veil, H. V.
Baguely: Grand Master Second Veil,
+, e. Nichols; Grand Master First
Veil, W. r. Rittenhouse; Grand Mar
shall, w. r. Workman Grand Tyler,
W. II. Rose.
Priesthood Session.
The Order Of the High Priesthood
MET Tuesday night at the Masonic
Temple. In the meeting sixteen candi-
dates were received, ana many mat
tiers Of interest 10 the order given at
tcntion. The annual election resulted
at follows: President, II. r. Howard,
OF Point Pleasant; vice president, V.
D. Gibson. OF Charleston: Chaplain, S.
NJ. Myers, Of Martinsburs; recorder.
D. X. Reed, Of Clarksbmg; Master of
Ceremonies, Joseph Hall, Of Wheel
ing: Conductor, james Like, Of New
Cumberland; Herald, II G. Stricken,
of Ellenboro; Steward. DR.. II. B. Bag
uely, of Wheeling; Sentinel, W. Fl.
Rose, of Clarksburg.
Grand Lodge Proper.
Yesterday the meeting of the Grand
Lodge proper occurred. This event
the Forty:Second Annual
Communication of the Most Worship
fEl Grand Lodge A. p. & A. NJ. The
first session was held at the Masonic
Temple on Ninth street ana the ses-
sions will occupy, two full days. The
asusl routine work viii come before
the Grand Lodge. In addition to this
there will be up for discussion the
establishment ,of Kew
State temple. Ii is believed that This
question will provoke lengthy and in
disCdssmn.
FRIDAY the shriners.
On Friday the members cG Benz Ke-
iiem Temple, NoEies Of the Mystic
Shrine. Will hold grand ceremonial
asnters in the para'5e and patrol drill
which will he given Ny the nmbles in
he afternoon. The line OF parade
las been described as follows: Start
march will proceed to Third avenue
Tue. Down Third avenue to Eighth
itree+, and out Eighth to Fifth avenue.
1t Fifth avenue the parade will 'aurn
o the east ana proceed up Fifth to
ninth. Thence north 10 Fourth ave-
Tue, following Fourth to Eleventh
street. From Eleventh the line OF
march will proceed to Third avenue
md with Third avenue to Fourteenth
street, conntermarcling from Folr-
zenith to the temple.
At three o'clock the ceremonial |
session will be held at the temple.
The festivities Of the week Will end |
with the grand reception and ball in
he Hotel Frederick al $50 Friday !