Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-15
O, U, A. NJ.

Corona Lodge No. % can now be found in its
new quarters corner Twenty-second street and
Penn avenue.
Bloomfield Lodge No. lS4 is making prepsra-
tions to occupy new quarters after April l, and
has asked for dispensation for thatpurpose.
Grand Recorder McNair has a complete
record of all grand lodge proceedings OF this
Jurisdiction, fact which no other person can
boast Of
Confidence Lodge No. 249. of Allegheny City,
has had its charter placed in an elegant frame.
It was on exhibition in Sixth street window
during the week.
Organizer Samuel !. Osmond has been heard
from in the East and has another new charter
list about ready, having so names at present.
He expects to have 90 names.
DR.. J. H. Davidson. of Fayette Lodge. No.
l72 situated at Perryopolls Fayette county,
Pa, was in the city during the week and re-
ports that lodge getting along nicely.
Supreme Recorder NJ. W. Sackett, of Mead
vile, and Grand Master Workman Msloney of
Franklin, appeared before the Insurance Com
nittee at Harrisburg Thursday evening.
Allen Patterson, of Iron City Lodge No. "a,
has left the city for ST. Louis. His many friends
in the order wish HIM well. He is one of the
Oldest members in No. "a, and has many fine
qualities.
Past Grand Master Workman William R.
Ford has been confined at home during the
week by sickness, but his many friends will be
be about in few days.
Now that Deputy Bassett has succeeded In
placing new lodge at Uniontown, Pa, he
Eh0uld renew his efforts his Jeanette list.
The members of Nos IS and 100 should assist
him in this as they are situated close by.
Beaver Valley Council No. Sol, at New
Brighton, Pa, at its meeting on March Il con-
ferred the Second Degree on % candidates and
elected and received q applications. The
council is in very hourishing condition.
She city Las very enthusiastic set Of officers
Rnd good meetings. Members of the order WIS.,
itlng il any Thursday evening at its hall, Twen-
ty-second street and Penn avenue, VIII receive
cordial welcome.
The entertainment given by East Liberty
Lodge No. q, Moncay evening last, was a sue
cess in every particular and drew out a fash
iOnable East End audience. Grand Recorder
hcNalr made an eloquent address, which had
q good effect on his hearers.
Union Conclave No. s61S, Moruliians have
the applications of Colonel John Rowan and
Major James Mckee, of the Select Knights, on
Their list, and the boys are now humming that
familiar Mogniran hymn, "Oh, yesl Oh, yesl
Aogullians are waiting for thee"
Past Master Workman H. F. James, of Frank
lin Lodge No. 3, at Franklin, Pa who repre-
sents his district in the Legislature, was in the
city during the week, and left for Harrisburg in
company with Graud Master Workman Malo-
ney and Supreme Recorder Sackett.
The new lodge at Uniontown, Pa, was iusti-
tuted Wednesday evening last by Deputy
Grand Master Workman J. w. Bassett, of
Greensburg, to whom is due the credit of get
ting mp the charter list. He was assisted at the
Institution by members from w Westmoreland
and Fayette counties.
Past Master Workman Charles Gies of In
dustry Lodge No. %, and his brother, John H
Gies, OF East Liberty Lodge No "a who are
both in business in the East End, contemplate
visit to their brother, Albert j. Gies who is
situated al Butte City, Mont, as a successful
contractor. There are four brothers in this
family who are members of the order.
TeUtonia Conclave No. 1921 (German), of
Allegheny City. was instituted Thursday even
ing last by Deputy Grand Master Mogul Crosby
Gray, assisted by members from the various
eOnciayes in Allegheny county. 1t proved an
enjoyable time. The following members will
look 10 the interest of the new conclaye; p
N. NJ, D. Guenther; NJ. NJ, A W. Drollinger;
s. NJ, Z. Null; J. NJ. J. Yundt; Quill Driver,
Il. Naupel: Cash Grabber, L. FL. Heinricks;
Worthy Supe, J. Bricka; Inside Snouzer, c,
Hess, and Outside Snoozer, L. Ptrommer.