Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-07
KNIGHTS HAYS A NIGHT.
Continued from 1st Page.

prosperity and thanked it for as
sistance to Oahu.
"Past Chancellors - With the
wisdom of experience our trusted
guardians and intrepid guides"
Bro. Mccarthy replied in fitting
terms. The =. C.'s would con
tinue to work in the future as in
the past, aud he hoped that the
Honolulu fraternity would soon
have castle hall of their own.
&C. Bruins here gave a song Of
songs, for which be was deserved
ly applauded.
Retiring Chaucellor--A finely
tempered blade; we've tried him.
May h. wear out, not rmst out i'll
the work he knows so we'll"
7. G. Towse said he was elected
to preside over fifty.two useetings
in the past year and he hed only
been astoined frSm ops &C them,
when he was absent fross town.
He took occasiUn TO tisank the
lodge FOR having put confidence
in him when but little aceuaroted
with him. The lodge has' pros
pered the past year,. one evidence
being aN increase of $3.50 in
funds. The speaker spoke at
length OF the principles. Of
PythiaDism and closed saying that
if regard for the order woadl ho.a
their esteem he should haMe-it..
chancellor Eiectr-A youth Of
promise, bearing his blushing
honors full upon him.. M9N pro-
mise develop into fruition.. HS~
the past we chose him. For the
future we have cenfdence-in biml"
Bro. Bruins seid his intention
was to make Mystic the banner
lodge. He would have thirty s9-
plicatioas for membership to
present within the next fswweess-
Bro. Morris gave comic reai-
tation that took we'll.
"Officers of the Lo3ge-Gned
fellows, ALL. as able as. good; s.s
efficient as abe. Ale eyes are
upon shem. Nhat are, they going
to do about itE"
Bro. Crnwley gave humorous
reply, giving away the secreb OF
success in i.Hpromriu speaking.
His speech ysas Il good hit.
Visiting BrethrSn-Birds OF a
feather flock together, place on
the perch is yours by right"
Brother l.. A.. Williams, Myrtle,
| No. 1G, San Francisco.
Captain Williams delivered the
most impressive speech OF the
evening, saying in effect; | sup
pose l am entitled to respond &c
this toast. Although as an orator
l am not much, yet perhaps there
are other visitors here who do no
know SO much about you as do
When l FIRST visited lodge il
Honolulu it was held in an ole
house near Horns candy factor.
4 don't know but it has beef
wiped out by fire since. 1t wa
not a pretty place but there wer
some grand men there. Georg
: Lucas, one of the Past Chancel
lors, for instance. The father O
f. your Chancellor-elect was one
{ Lucas's mill was nest of knights
1t was about the time that Kala
kaua got the reciprocity treaty
Many mechanics came down fror
the Coast-more than were need
ed--but Lucas found somethin
for them to do. And l suppos
q that that old knight gave ava
more money to some of them tina
they earned. AT a certain meet
ing knight was reported sic
and the committee found his vii
t sick too. The lodge voted SO
Q week for him. George Lucas di
! not think it was enough and !
. called out two members who hs
. nothing to do, and told one
u take the day watch and Il
It other the night watch, and con
to him for their money. l a
q something like old Jennie WIRE
81 know your tricks" etc.
! ran to Kahului for a while, al
q there got acquainted with Alol
?. J,odua No 2 and thew treat