Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-06
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Graudview Council No $50. Jr. .. U. A. NJ.
will occupy its new hall on Monday evening,
April z.
Branch 96. c. NJ. b. A.. will meet hereafter
over the Fifth Avenue Bank on the second and
fourth Friday evenings of each month.
Allegheny City Lodge 252 Sons of st. George,
will hold its next meeting April Il at Its hall,
corner Washington and Beaver g ,,hra avenues, a a
that time. Sister lodges are especially in
vited.
A charter list is about to close in the East
End for lodge of the Fraternal Guardians.
This order embraces some of the best features
of the endowment plan. Joseph Z. smith, f.G.
NJ. w. of the A. o. U. W. of Pennsylvania, is
Supreme Guardian.
Excelsior Lodge No sc, A. o. U. W., has
completed arrangements for a musical and
literary entertainment for the relief fund
Tuesday evening. April Is, at Turner Hall,
Bntler street, near Forty-sixth street. The en-
tertainment will conclude with pound social.
at which five valuable prizes will be awarded
to the holder of the lucky numbers.
The amplified rank was conferred by 1nvin-
chile Lodge No. ia. +. of p, on two brothers
last Tuesday evening by their new team. and
they certainly deserve great credit for the able
and mastery manner in which the work was
performed Over 100 brothers and Wis ting
brothers from dozen different lodges were
present, and commended the team highly.
They will confer the same rank on Tuesday,
April l5
The new officers of the Grand Castle of
Pennsylvs1ia knights of the Golden ,i Eagle, e
selberry. of Philadelphia: Grand Vice
Chief d. D. Blauch, of Johnstown; Grand
High Priest, Harry j. Whitzell, of Philadel-
phia; Grand Master of Records, j: ID. Barnes,
of Philadelphia; Grand Keeper of Exchequer,
Charles A. Bickel, of Philadelphia; Grand Sir
Herald. Harry p. Reinicke, of Philadelphia;
Grand Trustee, Frank E. Bausher, of Reading;
Representative to Supreme Castle, Charles III.
Huston, of Philadelphia.
D. d. G. NJ. F. R. {. Perrine installed the
following officers of James B. Nicholas Lodge
No. 5S5. l. o. o. F., on Thursday evening: n.
1@sgs Teery H. As
sistant Secretary, c. L. Cooper: C., P. g., Thos.
Matthews: R. s. to n. g., P. G.. George E.
Young;L. S. to N. G.. E. R. Wynn; R. S. to V.G.,
R. s. s., A. w. Gregg; L. S. S., Worden;
Chaplain. P G., T. ]. Black; Trustee Isaac R.
Carver; W., John Rohr, and /. G., Henry L.
Bender.
Master, assisted by P. G. George E. Young and
others. installed into their respective stations
the following officers of Henry Lambert Lodge
40 !. o. Q. F., Friday evening. April 4: \. e..
William Snowden; V. G.. Charles Stale; Secre
tary. A. r. Turner; Assistant Secretary, Fred
Harrington; Treasurer, Christof Sites; W.,
John Nicholas; o. e.. Andrew Moon; C., George
Snowden; L g., Edward Pollitt; R. S., P. G.
George Hush; L. -. P. G., w. Campbell, and
r. S. to V. G., - Gill.
On Wednesday evening D. d. G. M. ]. l.
Early, of Zeno Lodge No. 74s, 1. o. q. F., of
Southside, Pittsburg assisted by Andrew
Stewart and ]. b. Hanna, also of Zeno Lodge,
and d. NJ. Lazarus of Birmingham Lodge No.
4S, installed the following officers of Rich Val
ley Lodge No. GIG for the ensuing term: James
Neely n. g.; William Lemon, V. G.; w. U.
Smith, Secretary, and William Lybarger, As
sistant Secretary. After installation about so
members and visiting brethren partooh of
most excellent supper, prepared by Louis
Baker, baker by trade as well as by name, who
resides on Main street, CHARTERS borough,
Toasts were given by the visiting brothers, and
responded to by w. E Yates and others of Rich
Valley Lodge. 4