New-York tribune., 1896-01-12
MING SOLONON'S LODGE.
THE NJ. W. GRAND MASTER VISITS KING 500
MONS LODGE so. 27o ASD l. MADE AZ
HNNlHAEN MrMnEl

There was br.lian, gathering Of prominent
Masons in No. 27s on "Wednesday lasi shorty
after the opening Of lodge th,rc was standing
room only. After the routine bushes had been
completed and two applications from ca1lillic-
been received ana referred 20 committees. T. "
Brother Manning. Or Marshal. announced that
the VI. W. John stewart and his stan ~aii
ing IN tho anteroom for the purpose of paying a
an invitation 10 install the newly elected and
appointed officers for The current Masonic year
to the lodge. where the " " Brother Emil Frenkr
the same tine FOR iae honor bestowed upon King
Solomo"s Lojsr. which Eo cons.lcrcl an aDs-
picOus for the SUCCESS - frelr labOrs during
the new yesr Having been lnroincea and and
thanks for the friendly reception and PROCEEDED
with the installation ceremonies In his .elI-known
" lir2ther Ehler.. an honorary member, Acting
Grand Marshal The installation over. the Mas
'cellent worh he had performed ana remarked ma.
this was by no means IA, iirsi tim, he hal SHOWN
20 me brethren hal FOR a iong tine wStcnca
his earnest rnioayors IN MS Masonic career both
Fund. ana a. Deputy Grand Masier and the
hhi learned u admire ana esteem him. ih.y ap-
precidieI his ihisen -. manly qualities ana Ma.
sonic virtues. what wonder that they desired
to become closer come >d win him. wnat more
natural than thai their desire ripeneI into acton
honorary membe., trusting he would accept. in
ne spirit IN "nich II Vas ;oni"r-i, the spirit Of
ship? Having consuminaiei honorary member
snip by signing the bylaws and having been
presented with artistic diploma commcu0ra ting
mo event. the NJ. ". greeted enthusiastically
by the brethren Of the lodge The Nj. W thanked
the brethren for the compliment paid 10 him ard
replied ne was proud - be honorary member
Of lodge that was always ready TO Uphold The
principles and teachings ~ the craft.
Among the grea- number Of visitors We have
noticed the following X. ". Brother Ehlers
Grand Scc'y. r. W. brother Monning Or Mar
snail; X. ". Brother Fred Msan. Graud sword
Bearer; X. " brother Sal7"r Or steward: u
W. Brothers Ebert and Dt;enhof.r. Past Grand
stewards; X. " brothers Giilie and Alieck l.
-. =. Or. Masters, l.. W. Brother Thco Pratt
Assistan. Grand Lecturer; Brother Dr Frrch and
lirother llo.de, v. T. NJ. ana Masters M1ebirs
from Trinity; jarniche, from German Pilgrim.
I.sutcr. from German i'nion; Levy. ioewy and
Finkcnbcrg from Humboldt; i,ahn ami RclwaI
from Beethoven. m. Joseph. from Pya,t; de!ega-
toA from Kan. Lodge IN Newark N j. Is
brothers Dr. Titus ana T.. :. Cooper from Albion:
". Brother Smith. from lIe.der: H. W Ron
N. Morgan, from Kane; ". Brother Baum from
Empire city. ana many others. \ letter OF regret
for being unable 20 attend was received ana READ
from NJ. ". J. Edward Simmona also an honorary
the future success Of the lodge After The close
OF the lodge the guests OF the evening cnioye1 the
hospitality OF King Solomon's at a ba1onet AT
which about 100 brethren participated The toast
10 the G.and Lodge responded 10 In a mas
terly manner by II. ". Brother Ehlers and the
toast to the guests not less eloquent bv Urother
s. Itosenblatt. from the Lodge "Zur Enigkeii
In Frankfort Main Ii was red letter even,
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