, 1876-02-27
SECRET SOCIETIES.
:,h,. If the Lakeside Lodge---Kala-
taus's Accession to tho Thirty
THIRD Degree.
,,.nooedines Of Grand Lodges OF Odd
Fellows of Rhode Island aud
massachusetts,.
MASONIC.
TIE LAKESIDE LODGE

THE LAKESIDE LODGE
..,.,-,ted its advent into existence LAST Iuesday
ee'eD. :sa hy a sociable, which WAS held ut its
e'e19 -s. m the southeast corner of Thirty-frss
49, w.. and Indiana avenue. Tho 1odgo-roons
ss ~srv ple.fantly situated, and consist Of the
w .;ns, room, capable Of seatiug 500 persons,
p .h-ca ante-rooms. The floor Of the main
49, ,v.a va1cd for the occasion, and about
so,. co,n1cs danced thereon from o'clock in
aA' evening until the wee emn' hours,
W. The name Of sociab!e WAS used
w. sors of mild fiction to in
.s..+s tbst ali due allowance should be
o ~. fo7 thoeo who chose to appear in sober
.assnme. and the occasion WIS, consequently,
a.of unmized pleasure. Supper was served at
~ or}ock By Eckert, but, owing to some un-
.aorn difficulty, there 3as surplus of cako
- ;res and al unfortunate lack OF moro solid
-shles As, however, the main attraction WAS
~. dancing, this objection was easily overcome.
,T.,r Of tho ladies' costumes were very tasty
~ .ttr.ctiyc. but, as Tho gathering was not !
s.1cv hall. it would DO iuyidious to attempt
- describe any. The following aro
~ nsmes OF most Of the notabilitics
~. .nd Mr.. E. Sturteyant. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ia,;ann Mr., acd Mrs. ". a. Steyeus MIR. and
t;m c. Il. Hoschkin, Mr. and Mns: " II: Bur
tsnr Mr.. and d1rs. J. H. Wilson, Mr. and 1Irs.
+, r. md Mrs, +. II. Croft. A1r. and Mrs H. ".
S4oss r., Wr. aud Mrs A. h. Reed, Mr. and Mrs.
< Martin M1. and Airs. D. S. Covert and
sGc Jennie Covert, Mr. and Mrs J. A. Sibley,
~ NJ md Ntrs. l.. 4 Piesce, ar and Mrs. G. T.
P;rd YIr. md Mrs. c, T. Grit1nan, AR. and Mrs.
G.N. Chamberlain, Mr. and M1s; Aenry Bennett.
Tr and Nn. D. Sibley, Mr. and Mrs. ". +. HoNs,
NJ and Mrs A. MOODY, aIr. and Airs. Wetla-
e,su Mss Nellie Williams, Miss Mallory, Mia
Ws,;a smith the Misses Richards, Miss Hattie
i1 p.oi Minnie Vethercll. Mcssrs. Q. D. Weth-
s,eJI Eli Smith, John Hutchinson. DaAin Wood,
md d. Boyd.
.eo but is strong one, aud bids fair to be one
- the bsst in the city. Certainly the entertain
men, Is, week was . pleasant beginning fer it.
HERO WORSHIP
Tbs kentucky Free7uaso1l, in many things
aonod au.houty. has the following rnp over the
muckles for class OF men almost too con1-
mon IN Masonry. It would seem, however, as
the editor had gone Utmost too far in his ar
rnrneut-at leas. to suit the ideas which prevail
in England:
The gcucrs is before Us with wood-cnt and bio
.r,nhtcsn sketch of Ill. Bro Eaakua s. Dcg.e Now
Te hzye 81: down to gzumsle- It is rot the picture
Vt vii undertake TO say that the Hing or TIE SAND,
xich Islands cannot work himself into lodge. and
the SAKE O1 14AIlAC A.+*o oGGA
burning and forcing degrees end Orders upon nm
1otl Without Masonic knowledge, he stands within
ooe round Of ths top Of tho lsddcr IN preferent We
.ptest Against a-o efforts to give rank anu wealth
raiyece in Masonry. As this is douo tho soul
.s.es out Of the Society. II intended to cou1e-
dtytnct;on only On merit and to constitute IN Hn1-
+e.ssl hro,te{hood among II RINK and We.lth
Gu by force Of their titles End money mount the
p,es Of Masonic honor st the expense OF that merit
which comes of Masonic education and virtue, then
there is o1d Of Society - movement toward
tha establishment Of brotherhood and reduction OF
It 10 . coterie bssed upon adyenhtous c'rcuna-
E,oces There Is too much Of the Prince Of Wales,
Ring Ealakaua etc. in tha Masonic tendencies of the
tues We use to see Kings and 1inces III our Order
lCt Ee want to SEQ them conteztog its honorS with
ps4sarts aud holcarriers upon the ground that the
tue ecaClatpn is sx to who en- Lest Eo1k md oe51
Vrta.
NOTES
Tbe London Times Of Feb. s sayH that the pre-
sous da7 Ills Royal HsghneEs Prince Leopold
xas advanced to tho 3Ctu degree st the Hall o1
the Supreme Council of the Ancient and Accept
! Cd Rite. Lord Cx1narvon, IS the head OF tut
Degree, presided and performed the ceremony
Afterwards the Studcolme Chapter, OF which
Ytiuce Leopold is an original member, was con
serated. This Chapter belongs to the lost
Cai1. i large number Of distinguished Free
masous were present
The third Of the series Of aociables given By
the Trustees of Corinthian ual will bo hell
Tuesday evening Of this week.