Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
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The lodges are all booming.

For genuine, good-natured hospitality
Pittsburg No. 356 takes the cake.
Monday evening next the Grand officers
will install the oficers-elect of Manchester
Lodge No. 40S
The many friends of P G. Jacob Josephs
will be glad to hear of his recovery from his
injuries received in a recent accident.
Brother P. G. William II. Stevens is the re-
cipient of an elegant silver-mounted pipe
from Germany, presented to him by Brother
Meindler of 1885,
Tuesday evening next Pittsburg Ercamp-
ment No. 2 will confer the patriarchal de-
gree on two candidates and the golden rule
degree on one degree.
Among the many visitors at Pittsburg
Lodge Friday night were P. G. John A. Nc
Crickcrt and p. q. X. C. Miender. The latter
is home again after a four months trip to
Switzerland and the Rhine.
Monday evening next d. d. G. NJ Thomas
Matthews, assisted by the officers and chew
alters of Canton Pittsburg, No. is, and Can
ton Allegheny, No. 81, will install the officers
elect of Monteflore Lodge No. 79f at their
hall, No. l09 Fourth avenue. All are invited
Robert Blum Lodge No. IA has elected the
following officers: \. G., John Seipel; V. G.,
Charles f. Enrich; Assistant Secretary,
Eel dinard Scheible; Treasurer, John
Schmeitzinger: Trustee. Adam Herchen-
roether; Representative, P. q. Charles Vol
brccht.
Acting d. d. G. NJ Andrew Ackerman, as
sisted by Grand Marshal James Purnell and
G. Warden james Adams installed the fol-
lowing officers of Zocco Lodge Friday even
ing: n. G., Thomas Millen; V. G., Frank w.
Johns; A. s., Dominoe Scott; Tr. j. W. Finch;
Representative, L. Susman.
The officers-elect of Rhine Lodge were
regularly installed Thursday evening by
following Grand Lodge officers: Acting d.
d. q. NJ, IawI ence Brown; Grand Marshal,
Moesta; Grand Secretary, ChriSs Saueriesen;
Grand Treasurer, John Buerckin. After the
installation the members of Rhine Lodge
and the visiting brothers adj ouTned to par
ticipate in a banquet, at which it is needless
to say everybody enjoyed themselves.
Acting D. D. G. NJ. Charles f. Means, with
Grand Marshal 4. J. Potter, q. S. y. W. Ste
rens, u. T. sam Parker, q. W. II. c. Meinder,
q. q. W. J. Smith, installed the following Of
1icers of j. B. Nicholson Lodge 5SJ Thursday
evening: N G., Frank II. Anderson; V. e.,
Il. Y. Cross; Assistant Secretary, L. NJ. Aus
traw; Secretary, H. Nj. IIerschhauser; r. S.
Gregg: c. IL. NJ. Mounsey: o. G., j. L. Vensil;
l. G., J. W. Reppine; R. $. S, G. W. Bell; L.
/. S. to V. G., William Dewitt; P. e., C. L.
Cooper, and Representative, II. NJ. Hersch-
hauser.
d. D. C. NJ. Thomas. Matthews, assisted by
Grand Marshall George +. Young, Grand
Warden d. ]. Curnow, G. 5. II. NJ. Hersch-
hauser, &. L. Robert Snowden and C. q. c. L.
Cooper, installed the following officers of
Pittsburg Lodge 1856 Friday evening: P. G.,
waiter DOValru; n. W., Z. D. SWelgtfO; V ",
Fred Williams; Assistant Secretary, Z. D.
Cornman; Warden, Thomas Mccormack;
Conductor, L. H. Springer; 1. G., Howard
Schmeltz; o. G., James Purnell: r. s., J. J.
Baugh; L. s.. James Chalmers: R. S. S, r. C.
Meinder: J.. 5. S., Samuel Pratt; r. S. to V.
G., S. II. Frazier; i. s. to V. G., w. n. Cau-
field, and Representative, c. +. Means.
The following officers of Allegheny Lodge
No. 49 were installed Thursday evening at
90 Fifth avenue: y. e., Harry Black; V. e.,
James A. S. White; Secretary, John
Hooper: Assistant Secretary, John Black;
Treasurer, Richard Barrows; Warden, Ed
ward NJ. Reno; Inside Guardian, S. j. Reno;
Outside Guardian, A. Scanor; r. S., Horace
Phillips. and p. G., Alexander Scanor. The
other officers will be elected October S. The
following Grand Lodge officers o1f1ciated: d,
ID. q. NJ. Thomas Matthews: Grand Marshal
George L. Young; Grand Warden, ID. j. Cur
now: Grand Secretary, J. r. Cook; Grand
Treasurer, Robert Snowden, and Grand
Guardian, Alex. Seanor.