Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

Meeting of the Right Wor. ny Grand
Lodge In Charleston.

The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the
World, l. o. G. t., assembled In Charleston
yesterday. A public reception was rendered
the delegates at night in the Academy of
Music by the municipal authorities, st which
the Hon. VIM. A. CourtenaY, Mayor, pre-
sided.
The following gentlemen responded to the
address Of welcome by the Mayor George
B. Katzenstein, ESQ, of California Rev.
DIR. Eddy, Of Massachusetts Hon. s, D.
Hastings, of Wisconsin Rev. George Hart,
OF Pennsylvania Reuben Ayliff, of South
Africa w. Fl. LamblY, of Canada; Hon. j.
B. Finch. of Nebraska Col. J. ]. Hickman,
OF Missouri.
The following is g list of delegates who
had arrived up to Sunday night, as pub
lished in the Neaos and Courier:
Alabama-Col. r. H. Powell.
California-Geo. B. Kaizenstein, l. T.
Holland, II. s. Graves.
Colorado-John Dove, w. NJ B. Sarell.
Missouri. ]. Hickman, Mrs. Ann w.
Broughton, r. r. Scott.
Kansas. Brown. Miss A. NJ. Way.
Nebraska-Mrs. j. B. Finch, John B.
Finch, T. g. Keene, Mrs. Keene.
Iowa.. P. Pinkham, Isaac Brandt, Miss
South Carolina-Col. Mccullough, Col. t.
B. Crews, Mrs. G. E. Gilbert, ]. Fl. Bryce,
Miss Mays.
Ininois-Uriah Copp, Jr. q. w. Bassett,
Miss Eunice Hooper, Mrs. G. P. Harrison.
Wisconsin-Theo. D. Kanouse, B. T. Par
ker, 8. D. Hastings.
Indiana-Mrs. DIR. B. D. jackson, W. w.
Snyder, Mrs. A. A. Brookhank, A. A.
Brookbank.
Massachusetts-Rev DIR. R. Eddy.
Montana-Rev w. A. Shannon.
Kentucky-T. B. Demaree.
Pennsylv ania-Rev George G. Hart, w.
81. Black, A. II. Leslie.
New York-A. T. Chester, John z. West,
Rev. r. Fl. Douglass, Louis E. Griffith, j..
n. Stesrns.
Ohio-John Asky.
North Carolina-N. B. Broughton.
Rhode Island-Mrs. NJ A. Butler.
Minnesota-Wm P. Roberts.
Maine-Geo. E. Bracket.
Quebec (Canads)-W. H. Lsmbly.
Ontario (CAnads)-W. Fl. Rodden, w. s..
Williams, 01onhyatekhs.
Nevads-M. s. Bonnifield.
South Africa-R Ayliff.
Vermont-R. o. Sturtevant.
N.chigan-Mr. and Mrs. Sagendorph.
Georgia-James G. Thrower.
The pulpits of many of the Charleston
churches were occupied on Sunday evening
by prominent members OF the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars and other distin-
guished temperance workers.
Mr.. r. Graham, the Secretary Of the Tenn
perance Society OF the Episcopal Church,
delivered a lecture on Temperance" In
Grace Church to a large audience. Mr..
Graham spoke for about an hour, and gave
an interesting history of the organization,
the rise and progress of the English society,
and Of the good work it had so far accom-
plished. Under the patronage of the Queen
OF England, the Archbishops of York and
Canterbury and of the highest dignitsries of
the Episcopal Church, it could not have
failed, he said, to take firm hold upon the
popular mind, and to be recognized as one
OF the leading institutions of the age. In
the United States, wherever he had gone
upon this mission he had met prompt and
ready response from the people; and he
trusted and felt assured that in Charleston,
with the assistance Of the ladies of the vsrl-
Gus Episcopal congregations, the enterprise
would ultimately result In q success crafty
ing to those who would engage in the work,
and consonant with the spirit OF the age.