The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

That banner would be the observed or al Oh.
SS1i9nsli would Be OBSERVED as mucn as
the tanner, as ne was wen known 90 be nist aud
foremost IN all charitable works. lie then moved
that the thanks of the Grand Lodge be rendered TO
4. W. Bro. Brown aud the ladies' VINO presented
him Win this beautiful banner, and that II De Kept
IN tue Grand Lodge IN grateful recognition OF ms
services. Adopted.
The VI. W. Isaac Phillips then read the list OF
contributors as toows:-
Mrs. Il. schmidt, $40; Mrs. X. G. Remsen, $50;
$40; Miss Z. L. Wolfe, 500; Mrs. Charles II.
kerner SIS; Mrs. t. Cooper, $50 Mrs. J. Van
schalck, $40; Mrs. Lewis a. sayre, $40; Mrs. Hugh
Charles +. CnckeTlng, $40; Mrs. CAD walader
Evans. $40; Mrs: Lawrence, Wells, so Mrs; Jonn
Demonlco s25; Mrs. N. d. Clapp, $40; Mr.. q. ,.
Bowaoln. $40; Mrs; Charles Denlson $40; Mrs.
Mrs. DR.. J. NJ. Carnocnan, $l0 Mrs. ID. w. ialcott,
Sl0 Mrs. =. y. sherman. SO; Mrs I. G. D'Haute-
Aston $40; rom Mason's daughter s.; Mrs. G.
4 Kingsland, $40; Mrs. James OTIS. 50; MISS
Mrs. William Butler Duncan. $40; mrs. w. Lang
doa, $40; Mrs. Q. Jones. Sl0 Mrs. J. NJ White.
MS Louis Lorllard. s.5; Mrs Lewis 9. Jones
$40; Mrs. W. Rlnkney stewart, $40; Mrs. Eliwood
Il. lhOrne, SIS. Total $40,
on motion the Gee ION or Grand oficers was
made the special order for Thursday, al eleven
O'Clock a. ~, and the Grand Lodge was called 70
rereshment until halfpast seven O'Clock A. NJ to-
day
THE GRAND MASTERS RECEPTION.
the doors OF the Tempe, and crowds OF people,
including ladies' went through the building. In
fact, there seemed 10 be end 10 he tide OF hui
manity which kept rushing up the. several STAIR
ways. in order o reach the toy. the elevator not
being IN use for the million.
A. eight O'Clock the Grand Master entered the
Grand LSdge room, accompanied by several
members OF his stan, whereupon the following dis
unguisned visitors, guests o. the G-and Lodge,
Coles, Junior Grand Warden. virginia; M: w.
Park DAVIS, Past Grand Master Vermont; NJ. w.
James DUNBAR Grand Master, Queoec; K W.
Albert q. Mackey. Past Grand secretary, south
Carolina; George ;. Blackie, Past Senior
Grand Warden aud REPRESENTATIVE Grand l. idge
ol Scotland: RoderlcS L. Dodge. Grand treasurer,
Arkansas; George II. Dodge, Deputy Grand Mas
Master Kentuck; Edmund 1. Houghton. Deputy
Grana Master, Vermont; Henry Ii smith, Junior
Grand Warden, Vermont; Henry CLARK,
Grand secre'ary Vermont John ssac
Vincent, senior Grand warden Rhode Island;
sidney Moore, Junior Grand Warden, ono;
"a. W. Perclya, l.. Everett Grand Masters;
WnsloY Lewis, Past Grand Masters Serno ID.
Nlckerson, Past Grand Master. X. W, Charles A.
W Warden " haeas s soyan JUNIOR JUNIOR GRAND
Warden, ali OF MASSACHUSETTS,; W. sam
zarr Lodge, No. 1856, Philadelphia; r. W. John
Mcclellan, Grand treasurer. and Charles 4: Titus
Grand secretary. Massachusetts; NJ. W. Nicholas
Van Slyck Grand Master, knode Island: X. W:
Isaiah Rynders, Past SENIOR Grand Deacon, and
Pasb Master street, observance LOuHe, No ~. NOW
York; w. Hopkins thompson, Past Master and M.
W. DANIEL b. Bruen, Past Grand Master, New Jersey;
Leyeret Is. lngoidsby, Past Grand Master. Yer
Jersey: X. W. Jonn +. Burnie, Grand Secretary,
ami W. John p. Fcf Us, Grand Tiler, Illinois; K. Ira
n Pardeg, Past Commander oil Great BEND Com
mandery, No. ~. Pennsylvania.
flhe Commandery TO which this brother belongs
was coming 100 strong 70 take part IN the GER
emones but the 1re winch occurred In Great Bend
on FrIuaY night last entirely stripped the Com
mandery Of euulpage. including its Templar rega-
al G. Fred Whsle NJ. r.. Grand Master, Grand
Council OF Royal aud Select Masters OF New
YORK; Brother General Jonn Ill. Hobart Ward,
Brother william H. Stlner, Excise Commissioner,
New York city; NJ. w. j. Z. Almond. Graud Master
Delaware; Charles Becatel ana William ;. WHITE
head, Past Grand Masters; X. w. M. b. smith,
Deputy Grand Master; Joseph II. Hough,
Grand Secretary; J. Z. Fitzgerald, Junior
Grand Warden. AMI J. Deacour, senior
Grand Warren, all flew Jersey; NJ. W. William
h. LatroDe, Grand Master; r. W. Francis Burns
ID. q. NJ. Johu 5. Tyson. W. ADrananls, Grand War
den; J. Ii. Maclair and J. Z. hayward, all OF Mary
land.
During the reception the grand organlst, George
W. NJ Ryan, played several Dieces among winch
were Selections from civilian FELL .'Oid Hun
dredth psalm, a.. He VIII preside at the organ
curing the dedication to-day, assisted by Mr..
Albert Caswell.
X. ". Fred Widows, who rings the chimes or
the Metropolitan cnurcn at Nasnington, VIII ring
the chimes at Grace church during the procession
to-day.
TIE reception was entirely informal and was
over al ten O'CLOCK.