Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-11
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Charles e. Means and Samuel Parker, OF
No. $780, assisted by J. W. Walker, of 5s5, in
stalled the officers of Penn Avenue Lodge
No. sol Monday, october s. in very credlta'
Bile manner.
Acting D.D.G, MT. B. Cook, with the
grand officers, installed the following Off
GERS of Iron City Lodge 1872 Tuesday, October
6: V: G.. j. w. Montgomery: A s, Iheo a.
Reach: Treasurer. J. A. Mylet: Secretary Z.
Blume, Jr., ana Rep, J. A. Myler.
Grand Marshal, W. NJ. Murdoch, Of Natrona,
installed the officers elect of Manchester
Lodge No. 403, Monday night; also the officers
elect of McRobbert Lodge No. $50 on the night
following, and officers elect of Sew1ckley
Valley Lodge Thursday evening.
Acting D. D. G. NJ George f. Young. D. D..
G. NJ Eastern District Charles F. McElhal-
on, Grand Secretary james White, Grand
Warden Judge 5. klinefelter ana Grand
Guardian John J. Miller installed the fol-
lowing officers of Arsenal Lodge, No AGO, last
Monday evening: N. G., James Newell; v.
G., Christian Tepel; A: S.. p: DeCourey;
o. G., j. White: R. s.. J. R. Stewart, and
Representative, James White.
Wednesday, October I. the following Off
GERS of Western Star Lodge No. 81 were duly
installed: N. G., w. r. Swan: V. g.. w. Z.
Cook; A. s., Charles T. Rankin; P. G., W. D.
W., W. w. Wattles: O. G.. W. ]. Smith; R. S.
and Representatives, w. 3. Krebs; The
Grand Lodge officers present were: d: d. G.
NJ. Thomas Matthews, G.M.George E.Young,
G. W. G. ]. Curnow, G. F. c. F. Meditation,
G. S. S. Parks and G. G. Robert Snowden.
D. D. G. NJ. Thomas Matthews assisted by
George E. Young. Robert Snowden and c. L.
Cooper, of No. 5S5, and A: Kestner, OF No: g.
installed the following officers of Mechanics
Lodge last Saturday evening: n. G., H. 4.
Holt: V. G., J. P. Tetley; A S., Joseph W.
Mexican; W, T. H. Graves: 0. G., J. Purnell;
G, Evan Davis; l: Ct h Francis; a : R. s, ,P P.
Richards: L. S. S.. David Davis: R: S. toy. G.,
S. E. Tetley; i. S. to V. G., Herbert Horn;
Chaplain, Andrew Ackerman, and Represen-
tative j. R. Dickson.
D. D. G. NJ Thomas Matthews, G.. N.
Robert Snowden, G. W. D. J. Curnow, G. F.
W. J. Campbell and G. S. c. J.. Cooper, ac-
companied by the Pittsburg and Allegheny
Cantons. Patriarchs Militants, installed the
following officers of Montefiore Lodge No. 794
last Monday evening: n. Co. l. A. Levy; V.
G., Simon Cohen: Secretary, a. Goldman; A.
S., Z. Lewis: t., S. Israel; r. S., NJ. Robin; L.
s, l. Davis: W, D. Altman; G.. Jas. Bennett;
r. S. S., Joseph Apple; S. s. S., Simon Davis;
o. G., W. Gordon; l. G., j. Arnson: r. S. to
V. o., John Bennett, and l.. S. to V. G., B.
Rosenberg. Montefiore Lodge is composed
of the hardest working members of the dis
trict 1t has more than doubled its member
ship in the last year, ana its finances are in
similar satisfactory condition.
Zeno Lodge No. 74s turned out in large
numbers Tuesday evening at its hall. on
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District Deputy, assisted by several Past
Grands installed the following newly elect
ed officers: Noble Grand, Will T. Waite;
Vice Grand, John A. Snyder: r. S. to U. G.,
Richard Sillman; L. S. to U. e., James P.
Johnston: Assistant Secretary, John j.
Downs; Warden, DR.. j. A. Haupt; Conductor.
Michael Siegfried: o. 5. g., George W.
Bracey: j. S. G., andrew Stewart: r. S. S,
r. S. to '. g., Frank He'll, and L. s. to V. G.,
Richard Harding. Several short but inter-
estirg speeches were made by number of
Post Grands An elegant lunch was then
brought out, which was parIaken of with
evident relish by all present. Several
visitors from Olive Lodge, Knoxville, were
among those entertained.
The splendid new Odd Fellows Hall, be-
longing to W. H. Devore Lodge, No. 676 l. o.
.. F.. on Penn avenue, Williamsburg, will he
thrown open to the public on the evening of
the 22d. The new hall is splendid struct-
ure of stone and brick, handsomely finished
voted to storeroomS. The third or upper
story is taken up entirely by two large and
furnished apartments to be
used as lodge rooms. The second floor will
be the main attraction of the building. 1t
contains large, commodious stage fitted
complete with artistic scenery and drop
curtain painted by the Western Scenic Com
pany. The auditorium and balcony are ad-
bly, arranged accoustically and are fur
uished with comfortable chairs, On the
opening night will be presented in this hall,
Milton Hays excellent war drama, "The
Little Recruit" under the auspices OF Major
Lowry Post, 54s G. A. r. An efficient com
pany has been selected for tn event and
the capacity of the house will no doubt be
tested, not only on the opening night, but on
the two following, when the play will be re-
peated. The management have also booked
q number of musical entertainments for the
benefit of the public school library, which
have been projected by Prof. ]. D. Ander-
son, and a series of lectures by some of the
most famous speakers in the county.