The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-28


one OF the ranks OF the order will be con-
ferred. Next Friday evening the lodge
room will be thrown open to the lady
friends OF the lodge and grand enter
tainment will De given. These entertain
ments will NJ given the first Friday in
each month during the fall aud winter.
Sterling Division met last Monday
evening, and. owing TO the absence OF Sir
Knight Chaplain Nelson 5. Davis, Sir
knight Lieut.. w. ;. Griffith took COM
mand, aud an hour or more was spent In
drilling The division has few new
features that it will present in the Ster-
ling lodge room during the winter.
Charles Il. Chiekerng Lodge voted in
three applicants last wednesday evening.
The rank Of page will be conferred next
Wednesday evening.
What Cheer Lodge will confer the rank
of page on one candidate, aud the rank OF
esquire on four. next Monday evening.
Washington Lodge had fair attend
ance last "Wednesday evening. The rank
OF esquire was conferred on two candi-
dates. The lodge will meet again
Wednesday evening, Nov 0. aud Will con
Garfield Lodge had big attendance
last Tuesday evening. There was no
special business, but the members man
aged To get in two hours and halt OF
enjoyment. The masquerade ball that
will be held Thursday evening, Nov III,
the evening Brother Lees enter
tanned the members with several vocal
selections.
The members of Abraham Lincoln
Lodge are working hard to make their
grand THANKSGIVING Eve ball a success.
What Cheer Division OF the uniform
rank meets next Friday evening. Two
candidates will be initiated Perseverance
Division will be present, ana jolly good
time is looked for.
Brother Edward Craven OF Garfield
Lodge, and a resident OF West Troy, n.
Y, was in town Saturday and Sunday
with his old friends. He returned on the
midnight train Monday.
An effort is being made by the members
of Oriental Lodge 10 organize sick ben
eft association.
Grand Chancellor Fred n. Goff and
suite made visit to Red Cross Lodge
last Tuesday evening. An address OF
more than usual interest was made by
Vice-Grand Chancellor e.. c. Gates. A
collation. was served. The grand officers
will visit Redwood Lodge this evening,
and Riverside Lodge next Wednesday
evening.
Past Grand Chancellor Lewis Z Davis
of st. George Lodge. also member OF
the City Council. has been appointed "A
special committee to purchase horses Tor
the fire department, he being member
of the committee of fire department.
FOR some UNKNOWN reason w nat bIeer
Lodge had very small attendance last
Monday evening The rank Of page was
conferred on two candidates, and two APP
plications for mem bership were received.
Brother MciIenry was reported TO be
somewhat improved, and Brother Pierce
remains about the same Grand Keeper
of Records and Seal William A. Wilson
was among the visitors, and spoke in the
highest terms of the lodge aud its work.
Past Chancellor j.. Irwin Davis, Broth
ers III. O. Morton and ;. Il. Spinning were
appointed a committee in RHODE ISLAND
Lodge last Monday evening to make ar
rangemcnts to receive and entertain the
grand officers who will make au official
visit To the lodge Monday evening. Nov.
z The committee on a picture reported
that their work was nearly completed,
and the same would be on exhibition in
one OF the display windows Oh Westmin-
ster street in a few days.
st. George Lodge had a well attended
session last Wednesday evening Past
Chancellor Louis Schmidt, Brothers w.
c. Monroe, Rudolph, Kersell, Bugbee
aud ;. G. Wheeler were appointed a COM
mittee to arrange for series of socials.
The idea of forming sick benefit asso-
citation was spoken of by the members.
The pound party of Enterprise Lodge
last evening was a success IN every way.
Oriental Lodge spent last evening in n
social manner.
n IOuDe the Oruer was instituted III
Olneyville last "Wednesday evening bv
Grand Chancellor Fred n. Goff, assisted
by Grand Vice Chancellor George c.
Gates, Grand Prelate q. B. Graham,
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal
William a. Wilson, Grand Inner Guard
\. +. Howe, and Grand Outer Guard Z.
b. Smith. The following named broth
ers are the officers of the new lodge:
Zphir NJ. NORM. p. c.. Arthur NORM,
&. c.; Etienne Richard. Jr., V. c.; Am
brose Cnoquet, p; +. NJ. l.. Baron, n of
II. and $; j. Is. Lederc. NJ. OF F.;
Alphonse Deslauriers. NJ. of E.; Alfred
Poiner. NJ. OF H.; Napoleon H. Beaulieu,
IG.; Philippe Maroon, o. G.
The rank of page was conferred on
twenty candidates, under the direction of
Past Grand Chancellor A. Ii. Gladding
| The name and number of the lodge will
be Lafayette. No. 81, and it will meet
Wednesday evenings in Springer Hall;
Past Chan cellor Thomas w. Penny of
| Elmwood Lodge, has been appointed d
deputy for he lodge.
St. John Lodge had good attendance
! last evening. Past Chancellor Henry
| Read was reported well. Brother Nc
| Kenna somewhat improved and Brother
! Wayne remains about the same; Among
the visitors were Grand Inner Guard A.
| r. Howe and Brother G. Il. Bragg of
Blake Lodge of " orcester, Mass.
Pythias Lodge will confer the rank OF
| page on two candidates and the rank or
| esquire on one page this evening.
PROVIDENCE Lodge holds its regul ar
| session this evening.
| Every member of Enterprise Lodge
| who wishes n good time is requested To
| present himself at the residence of
| Brother Henry Normandy, No 40S High
street, next Friday evening, at 7;4l
| o'clock
Howard Lodge held grand ball last
| evening which was success in every
way. The grand march was led by Chan.
cellor Commander Herbert Snow aud
| wife.
| All kinds OF printing n visiting card to n
bound book. VIM II. BROWN as Eddy
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Good Will Temple will hold Masqu