New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Third Ansivpssasy Ce,sSresiss Of Aasssa.
Gus LsAge Ne. SIS y. asd A. NJ.

Third Ansivossary Cese6resiss Or Aassa.
Gus LsSGe Ne. SIS y. asa a. NJ.
On Friday evening last this organization heels
its third anniversary celebration at The Nssosic A
sembiy Rooms. Nos. ia and iiC East Thirtseothst.
The following was tho order Of exercises:
I. Singing PAxrL
CoaK. brothers Of the mystic tie
Our social work begun
We rsiso az opcuins soug on bNn
To FIn the EoLr Oss
With hearts united, iim ard Tree
We roohd our atsr stand;
Who be Can work and beet agree
Are doarcst band.
Come kindIe, at our holy FIRE,
trsterna thoughts and kind;
Each worthy sc' and paro desire
Shall Kindred wishes bind.
With heats uuied, bru aud free. &c
T. Prayer............R W. Rev Ferdinand G. Ever G.
3asn ~ John W. saou. g.
" Mr. l.. Z. Ina oaer and Mr.. J. R. ThOma.
g. English Song, IBID Me Discourse. .Bishor
T. German Lied GInuien aui der Iisids" Krebs
Mr. D.. r. Thatcher
@ Duet, "Tvs wsndsrd in Dreams. ......L- Emanuel
Mrs Caldwell snd Mr.. Thatcher.
g. Song "Besutifu Isle Of tn. scs.". ....J t. Thomas
Mt. J. X. Thouss.
;. A.. Caldwell, Ms'sr. Thatcher and Th0mai. " ,,a,
H. Recitation, The h-S-eng Eye. .Motns
Il. w usorge ,. sinons
s,.S .;i:3 y oIe jos B. W:s.,ss
hiIs Helen Caldwell.
,. Piano Solo.
Bsliad, Sweet be Thy p,e.%s :.:''..''' H. rno"a'
Som, "svoet Love. Coed Night to Thee. L. Ha,os.
Mr. l.. i. Thatcher.
6. Duet, Tie syrcn and The frisr"
Mrs, Caldwell sud Nj. J. Il. Tacnss
Nh O. W. Morgan.
MIR g. r. Brissow M q. " Niorssn aud Mr. H. q. Watson
The above presramm me having been Competed with
grcat satisfaction. and as each song was insled aad
he execution OF the different difficult pieces on the
and organ conclade icund alter rourd
of appnuse followed. AID the participants IN the eutef-
tainmentS Of the evening were tneh SHOWN lLeo ,ns
supper room. This beautiful! decorn'oa
With silk American flags. and portraits OF washington
aud jackson were hung about tue walls Ire sarl.ts
devices OF tho Masonic craft were irecy dst'b"t,s
over the walls Of the room; add to this several Dfgh
streaming Jets Of gaSeht canopy OF naSs 10 the cen
ter Of tue ceiling and tue effect very grand. Inc
supper was Gs feature OF the evening.
This was By Moses Di Ion. who achieved perfect
success IN his Efforts TO lay out good spread
The guests. to the number Of abou $50 sat down 70
the FEAST after which grace was SAID oy tue casdin
Mr. Reeves r. Solmes NJ ofthe Lodge, then presented
handsome Temple Of fa.oe to tho lady Vt Al. :" o. NJ
Robert d. holmes ia few appropriate remarks which
called forth reply from Mr. Holmes IN mort humcr'
CTS vein.
supper over. the party repaired to the ballroom.
where an order of dsnong. comprising u selecH.hS
was gone through WITH ~ the music Of Grdtulis SeS
enth Regiment Band large proportion Of the ladies
present we're the wives sisters friends Of the
bers Of the Lodge
Among the gentlemen present were: Robert Maooy.
T. u. q. NJ; Horace Taylor, G. Ii. p; John A. IL
ferts Very Eminent d. G.. Joseph II. foone. Grand
steward; WIN. Sinclair. X. q. haillisrd John w.
Slmonds. 2. f.: Jos Is. Young. Clerk OF Board OF su
pervisOrs; Reeves Is. Seimes. Deputy Cleik; A.
Woodward. Asst. Clerk Eugene Durnin. Sergesntst
Arms; Wslser Roche. supervisor. L. w. George r.
Slmons. ESQ., extended every courtesy to the gu,sts
The literary and mu1ica Exercises were presided over
by MIR Reeves Il. Selnss. N. OF the Lodge. and thai
geut!emaa acquitted himself with marked credit.
The company keps up the festivities natil s:: hoot
in the morning. when they dispersed.