The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-23
YTH|ANS
CE[E BRA7E
GRAND CHANCELLOR 2ILLE AND
OTHER NOTABLES RECEIVE
HEARTY GREETING.
Event Marked by Success IN Every De-
tail-Many Grand Domains Rep
resented IN Gathering.

J Success in every detail last nigh
marked In" celebration By thn ~
Kuigha Of Pythi;ts lodges 81 ohio ""uu-
Is Of the fIfty-third anniversary "f IN"
founding % ,Ih rrdcr ana ihr t"rtt"th
anniversary 80 III" founding ct ia" l'r'h-
ian INSURANCE. departments. Members at
thrs" lodges. with III" l'ythtan Sisters
Of this city "i"i al n"lEtlh"riHs cite
and grand domains. paced the f:thla1
: Castle at Twcn;y-%"v"u'E and Chaplin"
. streets
Beans presided and delivered ihr OPEN
ing address. after Rev. Francis NJ E!d-
die. "f Warw""d hHd pronounced the IN.
vocation and The gathering had sung
n" opening ode "t ihr knights Of
/, iE'thlas
i Grand Chancellor Thomas Ray Ollie
: in the FIRST address, brought {" tia"
is%,hiAn* O. lE% W !%". lI I ,E =
sections O. the Grand Domain Of West
/, Virginia
f! Insurance Work Described
! Past Grand Chaucrilnr William !. I'M
. val "f ilutrhiu>o:..' KANSAS. member 81
the board al directors Of the Insurance
department. dcVuIr,i h!s address largely
to the noble WORK at thiS department.
which has expended millions Of d"lit"#
for tho relief OF decreased i'rthtalI"
Families. II" paid q hIgH compliment
Ia w est virginia. lN,!tlttl!E-It N."'u 'i''
growth TT the order ia the grand do
main.
; Hon John +. .Arh"u2. az ilI.S city. IN
4 BRIEF talk. paid Il beautiful irIbut" ="
+. lythIanl*ru and III" principles Tor which,
. In" order stands. and Grand h""iirr al
Record and Seal Samuel L. MnEi Eumcr!.
Of kiugwood. H. on" ~ The hest adj
dresses ui til" evening. r":ii.d til" story
Of tbs founding az the order ana claDor-
atrd upon the life OF IuStuS Henry E:tih-
hone; it's founder. linden the good "f
IN" order" Mrs. l.cvina llnbcrli"ld. O.:
this city. district deputy ii IN" Iythian
Sisters. III Il timely talk congratulated
thr fEthian brothers upon the attain
In"ut oil their rIfty-third anniversary.
! The speaking all tiugl"d with patriot r
theme. tn" thought al every orator re-.
, vfrtImg Ia tn" ON" idea which had L Tore
! most place III The mind of thu founder
, OF ia" order, peace and good will 10 all
: men. while :"afiirminE the pledges at
; TylhiauS / the IL fms" of tn" flag an&
! III" country i'll lnc highest thai they
| stand for.
Music a Delight.
Tn" musical numbers constituted :,
delightful part OF In" anniversary. Or.
John =. .Nrh"ll&. ~ musical dir"ci"r had
| charg" The MUSIC added L touch "I
! patriotism L" Ia" program that in"ani
much Ia its success.
| \ violin solo by Walter Rogers. luC:i:
| $rI.ctiumS hy III" :luvk Prime" quartet.
| diets BY Miss NtNInr Morgan and VIII
! Leach ard solos 10y each 1T thC$'. al
ont"d singers mad up II most d"i'%hti''
! program Of music.
\, The conclusion az tn" celebration.
! n telegram HaS Sent Ia Supreme thrit-
) v"llnr John j. i;ruwu -; Nnn,!a!ia. Ill,
! expressing the best wishes a. III" gath
! ring for the success I'll ms admIn!stru-
tion and IN" futu:" at tn" order,
| Last niEht'S gathering was attended
! by members AT twenty Subordinate lodges
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