New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
CONTINENTAL HAS 4 SMOKER.

". william n Johnson. Master Of Continental
Lodge No. Isl IS a hustler and keeps things COINS
in that lodge for the benefit OF IT, members ana
friends.
,rba rorul,r roeeting night falling on March T.
" Johnson determined 70 dispense with work on
that occasion. and 10 invite the friends Of Cont
mental 10 a musical and literary entertainment
and TO celebrate 81. Patr'cks night ny haNlnS
green" time IT. consequences there was an over
flowing attendance and. judging from the applause
the evening was one Of grea. enjoyment &c the
merlbers and visitors There was a long pro-
gramme well rendered. and everything was encored
T. is impossible 20 particularize where everything
was so excellent but the rendition on a fine Chick-
ering grand piano, Of the sextet from Lucia ny
Professor Lowitz. Of Eastern Star Lodge. ana
poem by the ate Eugene Field feelngy read by r.
" George W White Were very enthusiastically
received There solo, duet and quartet sing
Ing and piano, banjo and guitar music nterspersed
with recltations. Professor W w. Lo"itz save In
splendid manner and with much feeling three solos
on The piano Home sweet Home" being OF the
number.
Bro Frederick q. Herter. Of Continental. sang IN
fine style Loves Sorrow" by WellnGs: "Adieu.
Marie" and Dreaming" Bro. Fred ". Reds ire
barytone voice was heard IN Anchored ana ID
II Would That Ny Love" by Mendessohn with
Bro. Herter.
Bros. Hertsr and William Z. ?. Smith. Of Con-
tinentaL Bro wilkinson and Bro. n. g. Sommer-
gave Lovely Appear" and other s-ections ana
Br and Ms sooi Bro charles stTans
nan OF Continental was heard with much pleasure
The WAY " Peace, by MarShall, ana III olA'l
songs Bro Charles l. Mclaughlin OF CONTINENTAL
with banjo and singing earned mlch applause.
Mr.. CONN very amusing IN darkey ana como
songs. Tho Continental Banjo IluD, cohsi-llu- u
Bros Frank p Galloway and /. J.. Westerneld. OF
Continental Bro. Hall and Messrs. Carrie. w OK ana
Carrie were great feature OF the evening ana
gave many numbers with banJoS and guitars WIZ
great success Professor - Froenncn AMY pre-
sided at tho piano as accompanist Bro Arcnie OoW-
per OF New Ort Lodge. rested Tn" bdcnelor
l.-n liar .tf afiD n
tho audience greatly. Bro. +. Y. Sauter gave ING
throne scene from Henry w. and thereby showed
Dusenhery. o. Continental apropos 81 nc DAY, gave
The 18th OF March Parade also "Faltn Darle-
anu many other recitations
Visitors were surprised and pleased 70 fnd 40
much talent among the members or Contlncnta-
Refreshments. under the suDcrvl sion OF Bro JOnn
W. Sa mon. Of Continental were served NJ me
close Among the visitors and members OF the lodge
were noticed 4. W. James B. G.llle and 4. W.
Thomas Moore trustees Han and Asylum Fund,
p " George ". White and X. ". Peter x
Gatens +. H. IS Sixth District; r ". w. ).
Warker. r. W John W Allison, K W Robert
Roberts r IS. Levi s Hulse. T. D. sixth District;
T. W G.. Godfrey Patterson. +. d T. sixth Dis
trlcf; T.. w.. John ". Coburn, ". Fred j Brown,
Lodge No. sos Far Rockawny y. y " Cle.ry ana
a delegation. ". : +. MOrtimore. W. r. Il. Kohlcr
Richmond No Gs. Port Richmond. staten Island.
" +. NJ Bingham. Wafertown; W. Smith. w
charles r. Heyzer W William % lns Hiram.
~ - A. sheldon. Continental. ". Drake. Crcs-
cont and numerous other distinguished brethren
from everywhere.
W Master Johnston thoroughly understands
human nature, and In providing ana arranging an
occasional relaxation for his members. he T. doing
q good work and is setting good example for
Lodge IS fast bscomng one OF the leading lodges In
the Metropolitan District.