The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-29


H. Osgood, 32d; j. B. Methore, 32d; Jo-
seph j. Wait, 32d; Hiram Cook, S2di E.
B. Partridge, 32d; Asa Nash, jr., 32d /;
X. b. Parker, 32d; w. W. Amy, 32d; W.
I. Brewer, 32d, and Geo. III. Liyegroye,
32d. Also, $40 in gold from j. Ross. M:
M, of New York city; also, rich royal
tete-a-tete set, by John Hanold, 33d, and
brethren, OF Philadelphia; also, $50 in
gold by w. j. Salmon, 33d; N. H. Hall,
33d, and q. q. Hutchinson, in behalf OF
the brethren Of Lowell, Mass.
The following golden gifts were pre-
sented, in old-fashioned purses, by Ma
sonic bodies Of Cincinnati: Kilwinning
Lodge, f. & M, $50, individual gift to
Mr.. ", $10-$60. Cincinnati Command
cry, X. T., and No. 3, $50; engrossed D1-
ploma Honorary Membership.
Individual members Of Cincinnati
Commandery No. 8, to Mis-. Van Rens-
sellear, $50 (gold); presented by e. 7.
Carson, in a beautiful porte-monnale,
and appropriately responded to by Mr..
Van Rensselaer,.
Hanselmann Commandery, $50; en-
crossed diploma OF honorary member
ship; presented with beautiful little
speech by Rev. Henry d. Moore, and re-
sponded to in fitting terms by Mr.. Y.
Brethren of Scottish Rite Of Cincinnati,
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elegant and Complementary speech and
beautifully responded to by MI. v.
| Having obtained permission to exam.
inc the basket found a large number OF
rich and racy letters from Masons in all
parts of the Union. can give the names
OF few only: DR.. r. l.. Hubert, 33d,
| Henry II. Pond, 33d, and Geo. r. Cutten.
den, 33d, of Chicago; q. w. Bernard,
33d, Chicago; 0. Ii. Minor, Springfield,
Ills; Sir Kt. L. 5. Parvin, Iowa; e.
G. Hamilton aad e. A. Davis, Ind; SiI
Peter Thatcher, Cleveland, o.; Sir Kt
Kent Jarvis, Massillon, o.; 3. N
Mathews, A. j. Hutchinson and G. l..
Madison, Cambridge, Ohio; 3. H; sed
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathewson, Williamspoft,
O.; Col. s. Medbury and Thos. Lough
Columbus, O.; James Bowen, Pittsburg
Sir Alfred H. 'Creigh, Washington, Pa.
II. Stanly Goodwin, 33d, Bethlehem, Pa.
John Handy, John s.. Paryin, s. Wikof
and Anthony e. Stocken, 33d, Philadel
phia; D. w. Wyman, Geo. e. B. Ed
wards and John Bernard, Jersey City
Thos., LIZ Carson, 83d, Trenton, N. j..
Henry 0. Riley, N. T.; Jos. Ross, Gabrie
Kent and o. W. Schank, N. T.; Robt. II
Waterman and Fonday, Albany, n. Y.
Geo. j. Goodman, Syracuse, NY; NJ
II. DdFlS, N. L .; VI. hey noiuS, nucHeS
ter; G.. w. Carter, Norwich, Conn.,; w
s. Gardner, w. d. Stratten and Samue
l.. Lawrence, Boston, Mass; Robt. FL
Waterman, Albany, N. Y, with Ancient
Masonic Documents; E. 2. Burnham
Saco; Maine; N. D. Arnold, 33d, Proyi
dence, r. l.
Here came in the bountiful feast whicl
was in waiting. Temporary tables wer,
erected all over a capacious yard, ant
each table was fairly groaning under it
load Of delicacies and sube tantials. Ic
cream, wines and lemonade were furn
ished in abundance. To disintereste,
spectator this part OF the programm
seemed to be about as interesting as an,
, other. The supply seemed to be inea
.1haustible, and after the festfvity wa
over it was found that there was plent
and to spare.
About ten O'Clock the guests too
leave of the venerable couple and EN-
barked on the steamer for the city, ,wher
they arrived about eleyen P. NJ. Thu
Tended one of the most pleasant and nc
table social entertainments ever wit
messed in Southern Ohio. Verify tn
lust, charitable and virtuous have thei
Reward. w. II. NJ.