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4 LODGES VISIT.

Jersey CITY Lodge II. and A.. NJ. Enter
tains the Oflcers of the State.
Jersey City Lodge No. "a, F. and A. M.
received a visit last night in its lodge
rooms. in Newark avenue, over brakes
Business College. and provided a~sconcert
and reception to the visitors after the
secret meeting. Two hundred and fifty
brothers were present. The visiting OIL
GERS of the Grand Lodge were:-
Most Worshipful Grand Master,
James H. Durand, Of Railway;
Right Worshipful Deputy Grand
Master Charles Belcher. Of Newark;
r. vi. Junior Grand War den Joseph E.
Moore of Jersey City; R. w. District
Deputy Grand Master of the Sixth Dis.
trict, John H. Wilkins of Newark; r.: w.
d. D. 6. NJ. of the Seventh. District, Ben
iamin e. Wakefield of Jersey City; X. w;
b. d. q. M. of the Eighth District.
William J. Lockwood of Paterson;
R. w. Past d. D. G. M. of the Eighth
District, John f. Morris of Paterson;
Most Worshipful Past Grand Master
Robert NJ. Moore of Elizabeth; M. w. z.
Past Grand Master Thomas w.
Tilden of Jersey City; R. w. Past
Deputy Grand Master George W.
Forrmeyer OF East Orange; R. w. +.
D. d. G. NJ. OF the Eleventh district, Ed
ward Hoos. jersey City; r. w. z. u. u. y.
NJ. of the seventh district; Stephen G;
Marshal Nathan V. Compton of
Railway; W. Senior Grand Deaco n
Austin H. MacGregor OF Newark,
and Worshipful Brothers Harris OF Mont
clair: Grand sword Bearer and A. T.
Goodall of Railway. private secretary TO
the Grand Master. Among the worship
full brothers of local lodge were City
and Brother McGrath OF Hiram
Lodge; B.. F. Adams, Benjamin
Waters and Albert SaulJ OF Varlck
Lodge; ). Frank Hill and Hiram Austin
of Bergen Lodge. Samuel r. Lou, hlch-
ard Brown and Frank Davis OF Enter
prise Lodge; Thomas Seward and Broth
ers Rogers and Bucken Of Eagle Lodge;
Leo r. Trickel and Brother Stilson OF
Hoboken Lodge No. 49,; Charles c. Groes
of Highland Lodge: Albert F.. Hall OF
Rising Star Lodge; Joseph Blg9s OF the
Lodge of the Temple; Joseph Parker, Jr.,
and Brother Barber of Triune Lodge:
Brother Smith OF Lodge 100 OF South
Orange; Brother Demorest OF Tuscan
Lodge of Englewood; Brother McGrath OF
he Concord Lodge of New York. and
Brother w. B. Gilbert of Union Lodge
No. 90, Connecticut.
The concert consisted of singing by the
Amphion Quartette. recitatlons by BOD
Mcdonald, music by the Highland Or
chestra, u violin solo by Master John
| Gill. bass solos by John Rennie of the
Amphion Quartette. The entertainment
| was in charge OF Brothers John H. Weas-
| tell, Harry H. Farrier and Harry Onslow
| Brother Weastsli presided. The mem
bers of the concert were heartily cheered.
| Bob McDonald's. Rotations, the Am
phion Quarterte's and and the orchestra's
| selections and John Rennie's solo, y.
gather them in," were particularly good
The officers of the Jersey City Lodge
are much pleased with the
lodges event last night. Tht
| officers are W. Master, G. b
| Maers; Acting Senior Warden, Harry Ii
| Farrier; Junior Warden. Seth S. Pursell
Treasurer, w. B. Boore; Secretary, Isaac
NJ. tClark; Senior Deacon. Edward II
| Farrier; Junior Deacon, R. G. Grosman
| Master of Ceremonies, Van Worst Meser
eau; Junior Master of Ceremonies, Fred
I. Goss; Organist, j. K. Seeley; Marshal
| Richard Dales.
Refreshments were served by Morrow
| & Day.