Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-25
.LAKEWEW'S LEAFY SHADES
Were PeopIed by a Distinguished
Gathering Yesterday.
MAS0Ns AND 7 HEIR FAMILIES
Lunched and Laughed to Hearts Content
Imposing Public Installation of off,
cersef the Several Lodges.

eelSp Inc several LougeS'
The Masonic picnic at I.akeview was a
great success both IN point of attendance
and in the enjoymentsef all present. There
was large attendance Of members of the
order with tn cir families and friends, and
the woods around the beautiful lake rang
with the laughter and shouts of old and
young.
The feature of the day was the installa-
tion of officers of lodges, which, as previous
ly announced, was public affair and part
Past Worshipfui Master w. B. Phillips, in
the absence of DR.. r. M. Cunningham, act
ed as grand master and installed the officers
King Solomon No. $50, sMyles ]. Greene
No. 500 Birmingham Fraternal, Avondale
No. H6, Irondale No. sos, East Lake No.
The following chapters of Royal Arch
Masons had their officers installed by High
Priest John G. Smith:
The officers Of Sam Thompson Council
No. AZ were also installed.
About o'clock the ladies had a delightful
spread arranged under the oaks on the
south side Of the lake, and all enjoyed it
hugely.
Following is a list of the lodges and off,
King Solomon, No. 400.
Arch w. Miller, worshipful master.
Coleman Blach, senior warden.
J. B. Cobbs, treasurer
A. j. Camp secretary.
George F. Wheelock, senior deacon.
Sam Miller, junior deacon.
Paul Calame, tiler.
Myles J. Greene, No. $50.
H. M. Austin, worshipful master.
j. B. Arid, senior warden.
Robert Warnock, Junior warden.
]. T. Garretson, treasurer.
II. G. Miller, secretary.
C. W. Odom, senior deacon.
II. Chairsell, junior deacon.
Robert Frew, tiler.
Birmingham Fraternal
N, 7; STAFFORD, worshipful master.
d. A. Greene, junior warden.
/. s. Parrish, treasurer.
j. W. Reed, secretary.
]. d. Riddell, senior deacon.
r. Weglin, junior deacon.
Paul Calame tiler.s
Avondale, No. 47e.
J. F. Grady, worshipful MASTER.
]. p. Taylor, senior warden.
g. A. Dean, junior warden.
George Schock, treasurer.
j. s. Brewer, secretary.
r. ID. Taylor, senior deacon.
G. w. Hayes, junior deacon.
d. M. Montgomery, tiler.
Irondale, No. 500.
George s. Earnest, worshipful master.
John s.: Howard, senior warden.
Rufus Spake, junior warden.
John l.. Gordon, treasurer.
JEFF D. Payne, secretary.
T; s. 81 Slaughter " 1t senior deacon H.,
w. J. Cardwells tiler.
East Lake, No. 40.
James B. Wood, worshipful masters
w. H. Wilson, senior warden.
ID. N. Hunt, Junior warden.
r. M. Mckinley, treasurer.
/. G. Brown, secretary.
j. G. Madison, senior deacon.
r. ID. Jeffcoat Junior deacon. ~ 81
III. A. ChalifOux, tiler. -.- - - f.a r,
Farrer tElyton). No. 3.
r. M. Hawkins, worshipful master.
b. s. Brown, senior warden.
G. j. Martin, Junior warden.
A. s. Williams. treasurer.
H. j. Salter, secretary.
Fl. r. Weaver, senior deacon.
d. j. Walker, junior deacon.
T. ID. Parsons, tiler.
Woodlawn, No. 525.
w. M. Smith, .worshipful master.
H. Rich, senior warden.
D. G. Buckshaw, junior warden.
Il. Lesser, secretary.
G. Bloomberg, senior deacon.
/. Furrer, junior deacon.
A. Smith, tiler
Mineral City Chapter.
Lew Lazarus, excellent high priest
A. e. Smith, king.
G. E. Meglemery, scribe.
J. Brewer, captain OF the host
T. H. Holt, treasurer.
A. J. Camp secretary.
N. s. Mughenny, principal sojourner.
]. A. Downey, royal arch captain.
b. f. Weathers, master of the third veil.
w. w. Ransom, master of the second veil.
A. r. Wissnger, master of the first veil.
p. Calame, sentinel.
Elyton, No. 10.
r. N. Hawkins, high priest.
j. N. Grady, king.
H. Veitch, SCRIBE
II. ]. Salter, captain of the host.
G. G. Shipley, principal sojourner.
James Shannon, royal arch captain.
James Toy treasurer.
G.. w, Harrell, secretary.
James Allen, master of the third veil.
Il. Wildsmith master of the second veiL
]. b. Downey, master of the first VEIL
Sam Thompson Council, No. As.
A. E. Smith, thrice illustrious master.
r. N. Hawkins, deputy illustrious master.
8. Klotz principal conductor of work
C. T. RAINBOW, captain. of the guard.
Thomas Fl. Holt, treasurer.
]. A. Downey, secretary.
c. Blach, conductor of the council.
H. Veitch, steward.
p. Calame sentinel.
Much credit was given Mr.. Simon Klotz.
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments, for the excellent work of himself
and his able committee.
Prof Henri Webers orchestra furnished
music for the day, and many awaited them
selves of the opportunity and danced the
merry hours away. r..sfsf