The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-11

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new lodge, making the full tonplc'
ment of Is, were unable to be PR
sent: however the comforting Of u ;
ranks on them is to be done by Il D
officers Of the newly made lodgc.
The following programme Wa
posted up at the Pythian headquar
ers, on arrival of the Knights ia
Wailuku:
PHTHIAN HEADoUARTERs,
wailuku, Maui, Dec. 5, 1888.
l1:3O a. m. Flag will be hoiste !
at headquarters and band will pla
until ~ IN.
1:3Op.m. The Honolulu Knigh
will assemble at Aloha Hall by ord'
of the Deputy Supreme Chancello
6p. IN. The applicants for Aloh l
Lodge will assemble at the hall.
Up. m. The band will give
concert at the residence of DR.. Her
bert. Per order
j. A. HAssINGER,
Chairman Com. of Arrangements
After which the flag presented by
Bro. Hassinger to Mystic Lodge was
hoisted on the flagstaff, the band
led by Prof. Berger, playing appro-
pirate airs.
Following are the names of repre-
sentatives Of the Supreme Lodge as
ssting at the ceremonies of confer
ring the ranks on members of Aloha
Lodge:
Bro. d. Dayton, Dep. Sup. Chan
cellor; Bro. Geo. Ashley, Sup. Vice
Chan. Bro. A. Gartenberg, Sup.
Prelate; Bro. HI. Smith, Sup. Past
Chan. Bro. c. w. Ziegler, Sup.
Mas. at Arms; Bro. Fred Harrison,
Sup. Inner Cd; Bro. John Z.
White, assisted by Bro. f. Gertz,
Sup. Out. G.
In the comforting of the third or
knight rank, the following team OF
Mystic Lodge No. 2, performed the
ceremony in the amplified form OF
the ritual of the Order: King, Bro.
NJ. Z. Grossman Chan. Com. Bro.
]. A. Hassinger; Prelate, nj. N.
kennedy; Fellow Councillors, Bros.
G. +. Stratemeyer, TX. Meyers, f.
Waldron, A. Gartenberg, G. ]. Nc
Carthy, Jas. L. Torbert, F. Lewis,
p. A. Dias and Geo. Ashley.
AS by the comforting of the de-
grees upon members Of Aloha
Lodge, sufficient was done legally
constituting them Knights OF Py-
thias, the next step was to organize
themselves and elect their officers.
This was on the following evening
Thursday when these knights
were elected and installed officers
for the balance of the current term
VIM. a. Mckay, p. c.; Albert
Barnes, Chan. Com; George Her.
bert, Vice Chan. Fred L. Stolz,
Pre-. E. A. Bielenberg, NJ. OF T.. !;
George Ross, NJ. of F.; George G.
Potter, X. of r. & S.; Charles M.
V. Forster, M. at A.; Wa. A.
Barnhardt, l. G. +; l.. M. Vettlesen,
O.G
At the conclusion of the installa-
ton ceremonies, Bro. ID. Dayton as
Dep. Sup. Chancellor, handed over
to the Chan. Com. the Charter of the
new lodge granted by the Supreme
Lodge, Knights of Pythias Of the
World. In this connection it may
be stated that the lodges in this
kingdom work directly under
the Supreme Lodge, and are not
subordinate to any Grand Lodge,
there being none in the jurisdiction
of the Hawaiian Islands. Washing
ton d. c., is at the present time the
headquarters of the Supreme Lodge
of the world.
Thus ended the work Of institut-
ing the third lodge of the order in
this jurisdiction, and great praise is
due therefor to Bro HI. Austin PC.
of Brooklyn Lodge No. 1lS, Kansas
City, Mo-, for being the promoter OF
Aloha Lodge Nos. tits Bro. Austin's
intention as well as members Of the
two lodges in Honolulu, now resi-.
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transfer their membership and af.
filiate with the Wailuku Lodge.
To. those who are curious to in
quire what are the benefits to be de-
rived by becoming Knight of Py-
thias, suffice it to say that the three
great pillars of the Order are found
ed upon Friendship, Charity and
Benevolence. The Order univer-
sal, like other kindred societies, has
its share of the responsibility for
the care and support of its widows
and orphans.
In honor of the Inauguration OF
Aloha Lodge No. 3,a
RECEPTION AND BALL
were held the same (Thursday) eve
ming in the Wailuku Skating Rink.
The affair was brilliant ono and
successful in every particular. The
ball room was tastefully decorated
with flags, mottos, evergreens and
flowers. The music by the Royal
Hawaiian band was Of course, all