New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
KING KALAKAUA.
eATryREs OF ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT.

Kalakaua left the Windsor Hotel with ChiefJustice
Allen Gov Kapens and spent most OF the forenoon
az the residence OF Prof f. L. YOumsns at No East
Fifteenthst where he brcakfasted At II o'clock the
King went to A. T. Stewards retaI! store. where ne
made some purchases. and shown through the es-
Enlistment In the afternoon he made farewell call
at L. W Kitchens, at No 10S East Elghteenth-s ana
at Col c. NICK Loesers. at No "a East Thirty-sxth-st
and aiterward spent q short time az chiidrens party
at the house of W H. Lee, OF No SIG FIflhave dc was
then taken to ride IN Central Park in q light road
wagon. behind pair OF fast horses over which c. j.
Farley held the rens He expressed with animation lbs
pleasure at this exhilarating enjoyment as he was
whircd swiftly along the PARK roads, but declined 10
venture upon guiding tie horses himseii'
At tho lake q stop was made 10 watcn
the skaters, and in their movements the King mani
tested interest enough examine pair OF skates and
the way in winch they were fastened the feet. After
a abort delay at Mount ST. Vincent the King driven
TO the hotel.
Several visitors presented to the King before ne
dned Among those whJ called during ire day was Dr.
T. Wines Of the Prison Reform Association VINO VIII
send to the King copies " ali the reports OF tho AssO
eation and requested him to send delegate 10 the
next International Congress Of the Association to be
held at Rome In 1876. Tue Rev &, Spear, D. D., OF
Madison University also among the callers An III
vitatiG: was received from the Fairbanks scae Co"
pauT. asking the King to visit their extensive "oi ~
/ ST. Johnshury VT, and Offering sp'"'Al YAK Nv"
Boston 10 return either =, Boston Springfield, "a
the King sht prefer. This Invitation WIS accepted
One from the bennington Arms Company to
nspect their works at lon in this ate wa declined
handsome Masonic apron and dne Masonic Jewel OF
the thirty sent to the King before
sis visit to the Masonic Temple by Schuyler Hartley
Graham al Invitation sent TO the King 10 attenu
the second charity ball Tor the benefit OF tho Free us
peusary for Sick Children, which will be heu az Denon
zoos on Monday evening next, but 1t was Declined
In the evening the King, with Gov Kapena'
Iieut Commander TOtten. Alderman dlon and
Assistant Alderman DrucFs, went 10 tho MA
sonic Temple at sixth-ave. and Twenty -thlro-St
Al the Temple there was a large force OF pOloe
at the entrance and lining tho stalrways' L"ueeu'
the police display by far the most imposing u "u'
since his arrival Beside those mentioned ABOVE 10 ao
companyIng the King. Gen. Joseph & flncA"cy a'u
Commodore BrDj +. Brady VI re among tho'o VINO
aferw4rd visited Temple. The entrance nan D. the
M,sonic Tempe WAS handsomely decorated with naSs
and the banners OF Order The Grand Master hwood
E. Thorne, had gathered MS stan others Ia us E'on'
aid whsn the King was announced. COMMITTEE con-
s,sting of tho Grand Secretary. Dr. James NJ hnSuh
the Senior Grand Deacon, DR.. henry D. walker ana
the Grand Marshal John G. Boak. met him at tho 1901
NJ the marble stairs and escorted him 10 the dranu
Masters ROOM whers tho following address was
delivered by the Grand Master:
Y,;r Majesty: 1t gives great pleasure 10 w"comc
fo- the iiri time this Temple OF Fr"cmasOnTy one
who b, ms hereditary tItI aud, Sta! higa'r by the
voices and snfG Scs OF his p'opl" ~ empO~rr 10 iRn
over great nation and to welcome yJh mo Tue Dulu
INC drv,l,,i 10 Lunt Dcnov NOrk whrb KNOWS no
limit except the uttermos parts or tue earn; ava
sorry that nave 10 wccOue yuu INTO yet uHI"lshr
bud'uc hut the Work has - lar al ynnced ina E ~
have une idea # wlat It viii be- When compile" u az
will Jr devoted entirely 10 kFcehaSonEI. Inv 'o,on
building tnls TEN to create permanent lhtome
from wnrh to 10 ia an nsS'uG Viii I've me great
pleasure escort through the edice: ahn wss
extend to hearty and cordial WeIcoue' "'s oA'
to present 70 you my stan Olncers
Glaerma1 Gilop, as Master OF Concord Lodge then In
troduced the King as "Broh~r X llklui," and pre-
septed voncbcr 70, HIM. The Grand Master he took
the visitor by the right hand saId Il extend to you
the ngat hand OF fellowship aud greet you frAf'Fhay
as II Mason" Alderman q Ion t1cn presented Brother
Kapcna one Of the Governors of the Hawaiian Isands,
and Brother To;ten. a lieutenant Commander IN the
United States Navy" p"th OF whom were received by
me rand Mister with fr1ternal welcome. TIE ViSl
tors then entered their names N the Grani Master
visiting -Jook. rs follows:
EaaIaua Master Mason La Prozrs Il "A oecan' Lodge No
J'an E?ena M,'t.- son U,',in lodge v" .! noalu
NJ loeu, LGinaus lHd states Nav! Fe'o1 Lodge
No lO2G, HON. Kong
TIE Grand ii sr ,rA forncd in rrorr-4iOn and pre-
cedcd the Gand Master. who escorted The k'ns INTO
the main hail. where the staff Officers opened ranks IN
front OF the police The ng escorted % The eicvd-
tor by which he WAS taken TO the top Of he building
into the COmmandery ROoDI where he was paced IN tle
Commaudera char tine san Oh 'eTs and company NJ
brethren arranging themselves III the various staS
all ani"rucll~ OF ihls H)oI' tH'
King was escorted to the E;'ptIIn, CoriAhian' and
Composiic Rooms and "a Irnty to tn Tuscan anu
Ionic Rooms after watch he worried his waT" under |
the escort Of tho Grant Mister, mo York tEner
scnv Lodge, No. $50, assembled IN the Doflc
Room, where n lodge, composed manly OF
officers Of other lodges, and OIL RS Past Masters anu
Past Grand Officer. III -e>oiun under the gave! OF
Wpr,hipful Brother John q fen. Master OF New-fork
Ledge. TIC royal visitor announced us Brother
K ,akaua King Of the Hawaiian Islands," and having |
,cn duly vouched for, he was admitted, AMI escorted
70 the altar by william Woodruff Past senior Grand
Deacon the organst playing triumphaI hymn on the |
orsan The King then intro iurcd ~ Bo'h"r WOOL
raft to the 'st2r WoIsmpiul J0'n GIleh' "'o az
dressed the King as follows:
BROTHER KALAKAUA-YOr Majesty: =: the name OF
the fraternity OF the state OF NcwI Jrk. anu may say
U! !he Graz ~ H .ri,, .,,,-cn ,rnt have con.
venpd pay their frarrndl respects to the representa-
i've nation ana OF brotherhood IN tie l.ahdr Oi
the sea" | assume. matter Of course, that you !
as a craftsman are prepared 1" eG'u4r any VIM v.
that mGht naturally De- expected hY one
of YOUR nigh social position Oh an occasion W1h oAGci
notice could nave been given; but that as Mason,
Won VII! meet with Us on the level, WHINE we" Ar your
bret hren hone that We shall all part MON the 7quFe'
/ invite you TO u scat III our cast
The King was then escorted To seat on the right OF
the Master where the brethren accorded 10 Inn the
Grand bouors VI the craft. The King then said IN Gear
voice:
BRETHREN: 1t gives great pleasure on this occa
sion 10 greet you all. Coming a. do from distant
isltDd In the Pacific nave had kindly reception at
tnr hanis Of al, not only by the people or the CITY OF
Enu.York hut else THIS evening Is. however,
ON. p The most eventiul OF tue whore WISH T. receive
81 much honor at the hands OF brethren NJ prede
oss0rs nave ODged to Visit some OF the lodges OF the
I.nIted 81 cs tue workings OF lie craft but
tnry have Died without realizing that ueasuTt ana the
honor of appearIpg among Mason anu 10 ne re-
crlvrd by YOU q brother Gentlemen ana Drethren |
Won will please from me my very Hhd regards
The brethren remained standing during the delivery
~ the addresses Alderman Giion was then announced
md was received with the hOnurs due Master or |
Idge The Grand Master and staff were then admitted
the former escoriing GOV. kapena, and the Deputy
GRAND Master James T. Morrison, escOrtlng Lieut. |
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