The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-10

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D. d. Tomlin, Morgantown.
After the business session at 1 80
O'clock in Masonic Temple, the
parade of a spectacular nature took
place at 2 o'clock. The line Of
march was from the corner of Third
land Main east on Main TO Oak,
thence to Pike, thence went 10 Chest
nut, thence south on Chestnut to
Main, thence cast on Main to the
court house.
The pageant moved in the follow
ing order:
Marshal ID. X. Reed and Chief-of-
Police Scott, in carriage.
Mcister's band, of Wheeling.
Unregenerated Sons with patrol.
Members Of the order.
Officers Of Mystic Shrine in five
carriages.
Fully three hundred Shrincrs
were in line, all in full dress and
wearing red fez, except the patrol,
and the officers who were attired in
Turkish uniforms and other regalia
peculiar to the order. The unre-
generated we're dressed any old way.
Some wore straw hats, others had
bonnets on, and still others used, or
were rather forced to use tin plates
for head lids. They we're fasien-
ed to a long rope and made a SEN
sational appearance as they were
dragged along bodily over the hot
sands Of the desert. Cow bells.
tin cans, donleys, improvised turn
outs, horns and every thing possible
to make pandemonium were in evi-
dence, and they certainly did it to
perfection, all the morning and dur,
ing the parade. but in most genteei
manner. Fun! Well, that is fecb-
ly feeble in describing it!
BY special dispensatlon the opera
house will be used for the. session to-
night beginning at : o'clock. The
purpose Of the session will pe to ini-
titate candidates, though some other |
business may be transacted first.
AT the conclusion of the session
in the opera house the Shrincrs win |
indulge themselves in a sumptuous
banquet in the dining room at the
Waldo. There will be a large at
tendance and covers have been laid |
| for $50. The banquet will conclude
in the wee small hours.
The Ladies Shrine Of West Eir-
Iginia, which bears the distinction Of
being the only Ladies Shrine in the
world, also convened in Clarksburs
Thursday with large attendance.
1t was their fourth annual meeting.
The order was organized in Wheel
ling and has held meetings in that
lefty, FaiFmont and Parkersburg and
this is the first in Clarksburg. as
well as with the Mystic Shrine in
| that particular.
The officers Of the Ladies Shrine
lare as follows:
High Priestess, Mrs. Stephen
Waterhouse, Wheeling.
| Princess, Mrs. r. +. Schubert, of
Wheeling.
Assistant Princess, Mrs. q. H.
Debendarfer, Warrington.
Secretary, Mrs, Daniel Dinger, of
Wheeling.
Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Trainer.
Wheeling, also First Ceremonial
Lady.
Second Ceremonial Lady, Mrs.
Jesse Morris, SieubenyilIe.
Captain Of Arab Patrol. Mrs.
Bert, 10. nsack, Martins Ferry.
0riea,al Guide, Mrs. Carl Soban-
ski. Wheeling.
Patrol. Mrs. Victor Stewart.
Wheeling. Mrs. Jack Moore. Martins
Ferry, Mrs. Samuel Warfucl, Wheel
ling, Miss Laura Himpkins, Mar
titnS Ferry, and Mrs. Charles Will
liams, Martins Ferry.
All the officers attended except
Mrs Williams.
There is a membership Of 22O Of
1.-THE Ladies Shrine in this State.
! business meeting and initiation
session will be held tonight by the
ladies il Masonic Temple. The
session Will begin at 7;30 and last
until II o'clock any way. They
texpect to take in 1t least 60 or *
lnew members.
| Of the number Of be initiated To-
might BY the Lady Shriners, the
following had been elected at press
Ihour:
| Mrs. DauberstielS. Mrs M z NJ