New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
TIE LADIES AT KANE LODGE.

1os+ Tuesday WAS the fifth Tuesday In the month
hence according to the custom prevalent in Kane
Lodge the evening devoted TO sociability, but
q departure was made from the usual way in this.
that the ladies' were invited to participate in this
delightful gathering. and the occasion was also
made interesting by presentation OF testimonial
20 Past Master George Whitfield Brown. and the
r. w Levi s. Hulse. D. D. of the Sixth District,
made his official visit on tho same evening, all OF
which made a most happy combination.
TIE lodge proper opened IN short form by W.
Josn w Sisson the Master. The regular business
was quickly disposed Of when the d. ID. was an
nounced and received with the honors due the rep
rosentativc OF the Grand Master. After snort
address by the distinguished visitor the lodge
closed and the brethren marched into the COM
maudery- room, where bevy OF charming ladies'
and hosts OF brethren and friends awaited them
W Master sisson again assembled the East and cor
daily welcomed and greeted the guests OF hahS
Lodge He humorously gavs history OF Mason
ry beginning with Brother Adam. saying that SIS
ter Eva was as curious to know the secrets OF the
craft as many ladies to-day. and ADVISED them
nil 10 walt and watch r. W. Levi s. Hulse then
addressed the audience, saying, IN part. mat no
would skip O. few thousand years just 10 ineh'ioh
King Solomon the Temple Builder, and' coming
down nearer 20 the present day, spoke III slo"liis
ard eloquent terms of the good Masonry Is ooiHs
in educating and elevatng tho human race ine
Right Worshpfu was attentively listened 10, ana
was loudly applauded at the close Of his remarks.
Then came the oratorical gem OF the evening" the
uresentation speech by X. w. Rollin Nj. Morgan
and the reply by W. George W. BroWn- Inc loi-
mer made a happy and eloquent address' cay
ing In part, that committee was appoihteo "
select a suitable testimonial from Kane Lodge 10
Brother Brown. but the extreme modesty Oh 'ho
brother had kept him in single wretchedness up 70
Gate although il is known to the younger orethreh
that the Past Master was attacked with heaF'
failure" FIVE times during the term OF ms 60
arranged that it would strike no more nan re- a.
O'clock so that when the poor lonely prothei re-
tied al nlaht he would not be an aid at a later
hour. And should dear Brother Brown ever
have lie courage TO ask dear te MS 20 leve
MIN much trouble and the possible @ ee on
sSwn much anf e ycs as .G Was equally good
telling After thanking Brother Morgan 1,, tde ,
lion ba s % hat be had followed Brother Nor,
gans advice often and Ia many ma ,,afi the
lady had not vet materialzed as MS Brown, noa
% know that she ever Will BON fhppou@bt forth
After this an artistic programme, was sueet
sented In which Miss Harriet j. Austin sw tbs
singer with a splendid soprano voice, captured me
audience Miss Elizabeth MeGormicfk oUs'j Kan.
also distinguished herself did the famous h% nx
Lodge Quartet The entire programme wa was win
eeedngly well selected and was ca ses Uu' WIN
great precision and much skill, as foho"S.
3 Mnsf T 1lasS Come gain Ne ro p. ES:,s-
Kane Lodge Quartet .... roo,e
tD Irish Folk Song rawley
% For Love OF Thee
Miss Helen Shave IT ~ portlstt
D Harlequin, op l07 Az Ijszt
800 -''I' 90 ' MIS- Hysciniie Williams ,eoncavao
Prologue CPagliae.fD ........::..... .-'.'H '@'
. Bro George Fleming. Than.
, Andante Relgioso FToncos. ssv
'e Chant Sans Paroles. - sN'-
go Bro. Fendall s. Pegrsrn c..,.v.k,
Miss Harriet j. Austin
49,. With Violin Obbligato by Bro Pear1pp. u-oorsy
, Bro. Harry b. Nook. ,,o-,.sr
.,, Mrs Elizabeth Mccormick v,ok.n
Hs Thee Shnllop ....................... hoShs"
49,, Miss Harriet J. Austin and Kane Quartet; ,.s
'to.n Solo se'S'eS
90, BRO. FtLcall s. Pegram. ,,s.,
invitation Waltz Honnah
Kane Lodge Quartet.
Among the many present space permits only 70
5tihSie out lew names at random: H. w. ,JoscR"
4; Little. r. w. Thomas i. Stewart. ROBERT H.
Wright and wife. Matthew Taylor and Mrs ayis22r'
Brother Halls of Neptune Lodge. and VIE; Mr
sho Mrs. Foster, Peter X. Gatens and Mrs Gatcns.
george II. Toop and Mrs. Toop and Mrs sto.r,cr'
AZ; and Mrs. Stivers, Alexander McClelland, MIS-
snd Miss McClelland. Miss Stewart and Mr.. stew
~ son and daughter OF the Grand Master, who
SS.so called In: r. W. Alfred Price and Mrs, PI1ce'
orother Robert Kopp, Mrs. f.. Loewenstein. nj.
ZIG mrs Hatton Theophilus Pratt William TO-
Siann. Frederick kanter James r. Seartght, SeoiEe
= sturgts. G. Victor Twigs, Henry w. Pcnnoyer'
~"nTits A. Whitney and many more.