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The 69th Annual Reunion
OF Clinton commandery

success In every detail was the six
ty.nlnth annual reunion Of Clinton
Commandery, No. ., Knights Temp.
lars, which occurred Wednesday even
ing at the Masonic Temple.
The Temple was handsomely decor
ated for the event. The lobby on the
lower floor was made most attractive
with large palms. The asylum was
decorated with palms and beautiful cut
flowers and large American flags
draped in various portions of the
room. The decorative scheme in the
spacious ball room was in japanese.
Large and small Japanese lanterns
and japanese parasols were suspend
ed from the ceiling and artlstically
arranged about the side walls. Red
incandcscent light globes and the
large illuminated red cross on the east
wall produced most beautiful effect
In the room. In the banquet room the
decorations consisted of profusions of
beautiful carnations on the various
tables.
The hour Of the reception was
from s until o'clock. The receiving
line was stationed in the west end of
the asylum. At the head Of the line
was Eminent Commander Leonard e.
Rawlinson, next came the officers of
the commandery, then the past emh..
ent commanders.
During the hour of the reception a
number of beautiful musical selections
were rendered by Johnston's orchestra
Of Cleveland, Prof. James d. Johnston,
conducting the orchestra.
At nine O'Clock the grand march oc-
CURED and was led by Eminent Com.
mander Leonard II Rawlinson and
Miss Faye Freese of Martinsburg.
Many exquisite gowns were noticed
at the ball.
Dancing was enjoyed until four
o'clock Thursday morning, with excel
lent music furnished by the Johnston
orchestra. The program consisted of
twenty-slx dances and four extras.
Commencing at 10:30 o'clock and at
different intervals after that a most
delicious course supper was served
In the banquet room. Punch was also
served to the dancers during tho even.
ing.
The delightful function was attend.
ed by about two hundred and fifty per-
sons.
The Sir knights and ladies' present
were: Mr.. Daniel S. Mather, Chester.
vile; Prof. and Mrs. George F. Weida,
Gambler; Mr.. Charles V. Horn,
Bladensburg; Rev. William Il. Hull,
Miss Ruth Il. Hull, Miss Alice l.. Hull
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clifford Hall, Danville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton N. Williams.
Miss Laura Rooms, Mr.. Cary E. Wolfe
Howard; Mr., w. II. Kisslck, Cleye.
land; Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. San.
derson, Mrs. Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fink, Frederlcktown Mr.. and
Mrs G. NJ Hlldreth, Fredericktown;
Mr. and Mrs. Banner NJ Allen, Mr..
FRANK A. Parrott, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
! Wolfe, Gambler; Mr.. Russell j. Ash
Miss Lulu Ash, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray s
8linn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Ayers
Mr. and Mrs. Charles #. Hall, Bran
don; Mr. John A. Cassil, Miss Maxby
Cassll, Howard; Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
MotZ, Danville; Mr. and Mrs. |. d..
| Hunt, Mr., and Mrs. William Brlcker.
Mr. Leonard II. Rawlnson, Miss Faye
y. Freese, Mrs. Alfred A. Rawllnson.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. lowering, Frank O.
Loyering, Mr., and Mrs. Gail o. Cook.
sey, Mr. George Beeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Alderman, Dr.. and Mrs
| charles A. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Slegrried, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. w.
stamm, Judge and Mrs. b. M. Critch.
Held, Mr. S. G. Horn, Blndensburg;
Mr., and Mrs Frank Harper, Mrs Fred
| erick Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey G.
Hammond, Danylle; Mr.. l.. r. Crom.
Icy, Miss Anna u. Schnebly, Mrs. An.
ma j. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Harker NJ.
Lybargor, Mr., William 10. Grant, Miss
Ella Grant, Mrs. Charles V. Critchfield.
Mrs. G, N. Brontlnger Mr.. and Mrs.
e II. Falrchild Mr., and Mrs. NJ. E. Ly.
tie, Mrs, W. j. Sherry, Miss Gertrude
Lytle, Mr. and Mrs, j. S. McCraclSln,
Mr., j. NJ Wilson, Toledo; Mr. and
Mrs, 10, T." Sperry MIR. C, f. Lytle.
Miss Beulah Doelfs, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 70.
Wooster, Mr. and Mrs j. II. Denman
Frederlcktown; Mr., and Mrs, II. u.
Hlil. Mr., and Mrs, George r. Baker,
Mr., and Mrs, H. u, Cassel, Frederick.
town; Mr., and Mrs r. b. 2eig. Fred.
9riekown; MIR aud Mrs George u.
Cook, Fredercktown; DR.. and Mrs. l..
l., Williams Mr., and Mrs. Harry V.
Smoots, Mr. Fred Clark, Frederick,
town; Mr. and Mrs. ed Pearsel.
uucai Mr. Thomas +, Watson Utica;
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