New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
cgap1Ty LODGE AT WORK AND AT PLAY.

u,a,,or n, work or at play Charity Lodge Is
I. good lodge to be with. The members are earnest
s,rcore and Jealous in their Masonic work. ana
merrr iovful and hosptabe when at play. and eX-
-, hannv at both 1t matters not who Is
Master the members stand by him, for he is no'
a personality. much as the representative oi ''e
lodge they all love earnestly and sincerely
Last saturday night r. w. James b. Giliie in
stalled the new officers, assisted by T. w. Joseph
lane. p D. D. of the Eighth. NJ W. John
stewart honored the lodge by his presence, and
cxnressed his qualification at the excellent status
Of the lodge. X. w. Robert l.. Wright. OF the
Fifth: Matthew Taylor. OF the Eighth: r. W. VIII
lam s Thomson. and many others OF the prominent
Masonic stars present. The retiring Mas
Ter. w Henry A. Dryer made a neat address and
bespoke for his successor the same support the
brefhren accorded to him. Past Master Bruder
COMMUNICATED the Master, w. y. s. Cubberiy,
the new officers and the lodge and wound up by
presenting on behalf OF the brethren, Bro'hei
Gillie with a magnificent basket of flowers 70
which the eloquent brother responded with much
warmth Of feeling. Rev. Carl Schwartz, Brothers
CHAPMAN Stabler and Owens also addressed the
brethren All were profuse in their praise OF
Charity Lodge, Its good work, Its good MEMBER
ship and the excellent status of the lodge among
And PRESTO change On Wednesday evening the
changes and opens at the he1in 1Sdon
arr accompani their wives. sisters and daugh-
s s have P psn ndefagase chases F BTude with
MS wife Mr. and Ms Henry A. Dryer, w. Bro.
Owens with his venerable mother; the brand-new
Mastcr W. Nelson 3. Cubbery and his wife; MI.
and Mrs Lewis NJ. Chapman Bro. James II. Smith
and his Wife Mr. and Mrs L. S. 1-eppen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles s E~b.
The first part OF the evening spent ny the
brethren and their fanatics listening y an excel
lent vaudeville perfcfro .2,e. Charles Widmer. H.
tie Beatrice Abrams ard Florence Moier were
among the artists. A.te: :Ais part OF the pro-
granlme had been fia:sned dancing began. in which
many Of the well-'inJw1 rsernbers OF Charlty
Lodge and their guests took part-the courteous
Secretary Bro. David Taylor. and his wife, and
Miss Frances Taylor. with Miss Jennie Brusch; of
San Francisco; Past Master Van Pelt and Mrs;
Van Pelt. Past Master Sharlow, Misses Carrie ana
Mary Sharlow, Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Philip. Miss
Daisy Vaughn. Alderman and Mrs Woodward
with Mrs. George Woodward; W. Bro. Resen-
weber and his wife. Richard Shepard and Miss
Belle Mathews Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Mathews,
the new high priest OF Ancient Chapter NO. J. r.
Henry Comstock and Mrs. Comstock; Past Master
halliday and his wife r. w Matthew Taylor ana
Mrs TAYLOR, Miss Florence Mcdonald MI ana Mrs.
Treher Mr. and Mrs. Wright. Moses G. Byers, with
Misses Lily and Mamie Byers; Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Schroeder r. ". Allan Williams. of the seventh ;
Gatens OF the Sixth; Mr. and Mrs. F. ;. Gary. j.
C. Cummings and Miss Martha Cummings. Mr.
and Mrs w s. Bennett, II. {. Gresslin and Mr.
and Mrs joseph Honig
All Of this shows how we'll Charity Lodge can
manage it's affairs. either in the lodgeroom or in
the ballroom. The brethren work earnestly and
sincerely in the former and enjoy themselves
heartily In the latter and they reap their reward
In both