The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-23
THE MASONIC FAIR.
Arrangements, Contributions, Commit
tees, Officers, &c.

The Masonic Fair which will be held In TINS city
next month, during the session of the Grand
Lodge of the State will doubtless be the largest
most complete and mos. successful Fair ever held
in Charleston. Ever since the Fair was pro
posed. the Masons of the city have been working
steadily to complete their arrangements, and
now have the satisfaction OF knowing that al
though all preparations have not been made,
vet they have surmounted ell difficulties and the
road to success is entirely unobstructed.
ARRANGEMENTS.
Night before last the Masonic Fair Association
held meeting-Augustine T. Smythe (president)
presiding-when the drawing for the tables was
had and other important business connected with
the fair transacted.
It was decided that the tables, twelve In num-
ber. should be arranged on either side Of the
Hibernian Hall. Number one on the right hand
side of the entrance; number two on the left, and
30 on. The drawing then commenced, with the
following result:
Table No. l, by Union Killwinning Lodge; No.
2, by Pythagorean Lodge; No. 8, by Strict Obser-
vance Lodge; No. 4, by Franklin and Tyre Lodges;
No. 5, by st. Andrews Lodge; No. 6, by Washing
ton Lodge: No. I, by Solomon's Lodge; No. s, by
Orange Lodge; Nos. 9 and 10, by Friendship
Lodge; No. II, by LaCandeur and Walhalla
Lodges: No. II, to be located in the rear part OF
the hall, is reserved for the chapters and COM
manderies.
On one side of the entrance will be. o soda
water stand and on the other 'Jacob's well"
over each Or the regular tables the. name Of the
lodge in charge, with an appropriate motto, will
be placed
Appended are the names Of the ofacers Of the
Masonic Far Association, and the names OF the
members Of the committees Of each Lodge form
ing it:
Aug. T. Smythe, president; R. S. Brrns T. B.
Oakes, A. Moroso, vice-presdents; s. Thomas, Jr.,
presiden. Committee on Management; S. E..
welch, treasurer; R. E. Brown, secretary.
MEMBERS OF GENERAL COMMITTEE.
sofomon's Lodge, No. l-Jas. eorby, S. Thomas,
Jr, T. A. Smith. =.
Union Kilwinnins Lodgs, No. &C. h. lngra-
ham, Jr:, L. F. Robertson T. A. Fuller.
washington Lodge, No. 5-J Ogren, S. Webb
]. Silcox. -
Friendship Lodge, No. 9-N Levin, A. A. Gold
smith, D. D. Cohen.
J. Fl. Hall, J. E. Boinest.
Orange Lodge, No. 14-R E. Brown, VIM. Knox
]. H. Honour, Jr
Pythagorean Lodge, No. 2l-S. E. Welch, l. N
wigfall, A. W. Levin.
La Candeur Lodge, No. So. Book, D. Muller.
walhalla Lodge, No. GA. Melchers, G. Kreit
]. Ortman.
Strict Observance Lodge, No. 73-W. W. Simons,
A. wigg Thos. Frost, Jr.
Landmark Lodge, No. 76-W. W. Pemberton,
A.. Marshall, Jr., ]. A. Tennent.
Franklin Lodge, No. Sc. ". Styles, S. H.
Rodgers, J. E. Burke.
Tyre Lodge, No. 13s-W. S. King, ]. A. Allen,
G. F. Suares.
South Carolina Commandery-z. B. Oakes, c.
Froneberger.
Carolina Chapter, No. IA. Kreg, o. A. Moses,
+. NJ. Loeb.
Union Chapter, No. 3-A. Lindstrom, P. Austin,
N. W. Kinsman.
Zerubbabel Chapter, No. 11-w. J. Trim, J. H.
Hail. VIM. Knox.
Germania Chapter, No. 12-L. T. Meyer, J. n.
Peterson, J. Kruse.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
S. Thomas Jr., chairman; 8. E. welch, treas
urer; r. E. Brown, secretary; G. H. lngraham'
Jr, J. Ogren, n. Levin, ]. M. Jeannerett, j. BOOK,
A. Melchers, w. W. Simons, W. ". Pemberton,
G. W. STYLES, W. s. King, 2. B. Oakes, ]. II. Loeb.
N. W. Kinsman, W. J. Trim, VIM. Knox, L. F.
Meyer. ,,
The Association have appropriated $500 to be d.
voted in purchasing articles for the Fair. Mr.. 5.
Thomas, Jr., has been commissioned to go Nortn
shortly and do the purchasing
very large number Of articles have been cen
tributed. The members Of one Lodge tSolomon's)
have succeeded in obtaining five hundred cogof
buttons
During the Fair the lower hall will be opened as
bali room, under the direction Of Walhalla and
LaCandeul Lodges.
The price OF q season ticket will be one collar;
single admission twenty cents.
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