Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-06-01

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Lodge, tho Most Worshipfak0m
Motifs STATE Samuel J.. PovSl
y lived III the honor 20 "a /
or VA the Gavel Of - NJ
snl ID 20 hi Tho MpsA -
0l&hd Master then procssA A
atAtiona with the !ot8eszs. = !.
Lodge who were present. making ap-
ppintmenes to fin yaeGnciss with the folF
lowing RESULT II - } =" 4 !
,.aR. .LeatheEman.~ r. ". Qepnty !GEandu
Master.
Wv. Lesks, R. W. Senior Geand
Warden. h"..' d.. 1'f r .f'i ,if" ,it
| J:c. aordy, r. ". Junior Grand War
den" on -. s4u'r i---r ~. 4 ft..,t ,% Z
Robert Hereford, r. W.. Grand 1,ssasu-
c. ". Baker, R. r.. Grand asesstszy.
--- Brown, r. Grand Chaplain. at
Howell Carter, W. Grand Sender Dss-.
con. '.' 20 IN. ;e....s q" l..ui .si,ii
DR.. ). c,aibesss, '. o.a.A Js,ssr Dss-
con. --'4aass---.
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After all necessary o6eers and commit
tsss were appointed, the doofs Of the
Ledge were thrown open and the. guests
were, invited in, TO- Witness tls csrsnasy.
70 = nesfiss. - desseihsd s. .ASsail thsss
,soiean and inpssaivs. proceedings, -
they can b. found In all lGsessio Tent
Books. The large lodge room was Alls4.
70 ito utmost capacity, many ladies tfaii-
ing to get seats. and although it We sx-
tremely warm the Guidance vas very ap-
pieciative, snd amidst the Autter Ut fanE
listened attentively to the solemn service:
After the dedication. tho Most Worship
full Grand Master excused himself from
making the Grafton which is always GUS
tomary On these occssions, (tho fest tisss
Of the Belle Of Hermis.Gs having delayed
the opening at least four hssss) hot
made short, spirited and lively address,
no doubt dispelling in the minds Of many
Of his audience the impression they ibad
of tho horrors and devilt<y of'the .orasr,
and pleased tho ladies with The joke thss
saker casses, aud not masonry make aaeo
bald. We regret very mueh tho late op-
ching, a. We were NO doabt depgi1sa It
an abto aud lengthy addEess iron tho
Most wotshipful Grand ,Aaastsr, - we'll -
our veteran Grand LscfuEsF; JIG. Gosdy.
Dinner being nexs in order, sSerySody was
invited partskeo u tho bDuneiGal spnsad,
aud the committee Ut serangenents,
Messrs. Cert Wolf, G. Andrews snd A. g.
Butcher, with the assistance u tho ladies
Of the vicinity, certainly deserve. gseat
credit 1t was . perfect ss.at,. s,sd sus Of
about five hundred gussts, Am surs MT
one went away hungry. Our reporter
,hks Ill repeessntstivss u The pFsss, ssss
proceed in a good 4,ositi0a and had. she
'lsenor Of dining with the Moit Worship
full Grand Master and other high digni-
taries, and is indebted 10 those genial la
dies, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Randolph. Mrs.
M, McCausland, Mls. An<freSvs snG Mrs.
c. Wolf for many kind attentions, and
by the request Of the Bayou Sara delegal
ton, we also Thank Mr.. n. r. Phillips,
for his exertions in our behalf; We are ALSO
indebted to Mr.. Pitcher fur PLEASANT
ride from the picnic ground, to tue Her
lnisage. .... ...r " F.
We were pleased to meet our old cam
paign. friends, the Baton Rouge band,
composed Of twelve splendid pertormsrs,
under the leadership Of Prof. g. +. King;
field they presented quite IL fine appear;
ance in their neat aud tiashy uniforms, and
their spirited music was unite a feature
in the ceremonies and enjoyments Of the
day.
As there is q finale to all car th)y joys, SO
it was with this, and our delegation r..
turned to the city about 1880 p. No well
pleased with the excursion, especially
"San," who said "he was so glad he
vert, he had SO much fun" ....
And in conclusion we return many
thanks to the Officers and Brethren Of
Livonia Lodge No. 22O and congratulate
them on their success, and would say to
them If they arc ever disposed to change
their base again it will undoubtedly take
q good COMMITTEES to find q people who
will better appreciate their good works,
or prettier spot in which to lay their
Corner Stone. .. ..-
Everything has its own
center, round which it moves ;;
so that our true wisdom lies