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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-14
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

The I. o. o. F. fair with literary and
musical exercises, followed by dance.
attracted a large number of people to
Odd Fellows hall last evening. A grand
closing ball has been arranged for to-
morrow night.
@ @ q
Yesterday was the birthday of Mas
ter Dwight Holmes, the bright little 10
year-old son of G. S. Holmes, proprietor
of the Knutsford. Tt was also the
birthday of little Miss Isabella Nc
Laughlin, the winsome daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin, who are
guests of the house So Mr.. Holmes
gave them a dinner in the red room, at
which thirty little guests were present.
and nicer time boys and girls never
had.
8 8 8
The concert to be given in aid of the
high school library, which was set for
Friday evening next, has been post
poned until Saturday evening to suit
the convenience of the Twenty-fourth
infantry band, which will take part in
the entertainment
q @ @
Matthew w Mansfield, representa-
tive-elect to the legislature from
Wayne county, and Miss Annie NJ.
Bastian of Loa will be welded this
morning in the Salt Lake temple.
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WITH HARLEM LODGE.

Il Is always pleasant 10 meet with the brethren
ether al work OF ~ play. but possibly more at the
latter. when tie solemn and serious concerns OF
Masonry set aside for pleasure to be en-
.oyod together with the wives and female friends
and relatives Of the members. Such evening
and most enjoyable one. spent on Thursday
night " IN the brethren Of Harlem Lodge No. Al
q, the Lexington Opera House.
The early par of he evening taken UP with
excellent entertainment. which as a matter Of
course fine Harlem Lodge never offers
asny' hing Inferior in whatever line It may, work
nc perfSrmsrs wee all professionals. ard were
fei'c',H from hfst-class companies and hence
created a gooa impression and were generously
eppaudeo and frequently encorod
witt their wives and ;he elite OF me Harlem world
were there 10 SEE and ne seen and ENJOY an
wee ); s,ewart Wilson and wife. Jacob vough and
I.a,tOp and Mrs. iaiton. Dr, Combes and wife ana
NJ NJ Comos; he mothei w Brother Robert
WaoS and Ms wasT T5 "' Some ned e3 GfSie
sstic friend Of Brother George dubbed him the
ha1ged ard The lite was given to Mrs Wacrove
as me handsomesi woman. There were also presen,
a' 1ni wife F ag + tsmilt9n and wife G. B.
WlSisd Tno M charles ,,s DAYTON. Charles
Nenerab.e Brotnc,r WQGilington and wife as well
Hubbc and wife Mr aad Mrs. wv we MS H %fs g
e%anoey H. Nso. A'r Hol9nrg and WIFI, Miss
buck and Mrs.. siarbuck. Mr.. Kerr and wife Henry
Wilbur Of Bunting ana Mrs Wilbur T. p So1 Wb a.
ticker Miss Grace De Pew Harry l. Bvrde and
wife, Simon y. lie Pew. Willard Pierce Miss Hat
Tie T. Shaw. Mss Edith McGirl Charles Fneei-
hardt and wife aad George II. Hasswell and Miss
HassWeil
70 some OF those present the real fun only besan
with the dancing. anc il certainly pretty
sTht 10 the many handsome faces OF the
stately danes swinging In the traditional "rnazy
and peng waited on and escorted by their gaNap
knights. Dr. De Lancy Carter. Of Alma. was
frequently seen on the Moor. also Al Benng and
wife Ems EmDersbacher. Frederick Eulburg
Mr. Kerr and daughters. George Burtell and daugh-
ie:. John ". Higgins. Lyman S. King John w
Hail Harry W. McDO1ald. Hobart Todd. Remigic
Icrez, Dr. X. Johnston. Of Eastern Star Lodge
with Mss Johnston. jeremiah Milford and wife
ANA numerous others Harlem Lodge feels proud
of is many successes fl Masonic circles. and the
above ahair may well be added 20 this long list 0!
enjoyable evenings furnished the craft by the mem
l.. az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
II Tile SIXTH DISTRICT

SaRamcre Lodge No. I'll received the official visit
OF X. W Nathan Z. Wood. the District Deputy oc
TIE sixth District and also received the attention
and courtesy 81 r!e brethren who accompanied
the District Deputy. W. Bro. Wood was pres
ented BY The Senior Past District Deputy OF the
Sixth X ~. William II. Andrews. and es
cor,cd TO the East by MIN and by X VS. Charles
g. Wilson. Peter X. Gatens, Herbert =. DERRICK
ana by Past Masters Morris Wilkens, Brown and
Lucas ". Master Charles r. Ensie cordially WEI
coined his distinguished visitor, and accorded the
grand hon0Ts. and IN response the District Deputy
spoke TO the brethren. and gave them excellent sd
vice. Among other good things lie said. "As tie
dew fails from heaven 10 bless and fruc';fy all the
earth whereon il fails. 10 bToihery love spreads
over all fraternity. to strengthen and bind
1t. and long this exists long peace
and harmony dwell among so long viii we
60 on, and grow TO be prosperous. and as add
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
COMING EVENTS.
DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TREsr.rpoARns.

DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TREsT.EPoARDs.
Phoenix Chapter No ? will elect it's officers TO-
morrow evening
Ha-.eu Lodge Nc i57.-Next stated communica-
tion Thursday. December l.; work. third degree.
\ bon Lodge holds its election tomorrow even
ing Austin Room. Masonic Hall
r W Robert J.. Smith Will make his official visit
to Sientia Lodge next Wednesday,
EXEC sior Lodge No. 49, will hold is annual 10
morrow evening and elect It's officers for the on
suinp Masonic year
Y W George f. Madiock District Deputy Of tho
Grceapon, Lodge 30 ios next Thursday evening
Gramercy Lodge No 49, vii hold It's annual cleo
TGnk can look back with great satisfaction upon
having had very successful year.
r. w Jeremiah Milford. NJ the Eighth District
vii make his Official visit 10 True Crartsnan's
Lodge No. COL on next "Wednesday evening at the
Lexington Opera House. Ffty-eshth-st. and Third
R W. Theodore s Toad. District Deputy. of the
conrhor Nv going 10 Cambridge Lodge No Gs2 to-
morrow and 10 Sanctorum Lodge No 747 on Friday
evening
next Weanesday nieht " Charles ! Whit ~, Pa
retiring Master can look back with the utmost
~ t5 uP oGrd "oyF'r term hfd for the
Manltou Lodge No lc5 will hold It's annual meet
ing TOMORROW evening and elect rs officers for the
summary summons" and the brethren had better
60 and obey the same.
The annual assembly Of eeksisil Council No IS
Royal and Select Masters. ~ Peekskill. which
many Of the brethren will recall for their pleasant
visits there spring viii be held Monday
evening next TN Masonic Hall.
The annual entertainment and reception OF Park
Lodge No ZIG VIII be held tomorrow at the Lex
ingtOn Opera House An efficient committee has
made ample provisions for excellent entertain
mcnt and for good evenings enjoyment
Justice Lodge No 763 will confer the first degree
next Wednesday evening. December IA. W. Master
Charles Glenn has a warm word of welcome FOR
all visitors. Justice Lodge meets the Grand
Opera House. E!ghth-ave. and Twenty
At the next regular communication Of Manahatta
sOd % 10 a he No Ia
East SiXticth-st. on Tuesday evening December
g. at o'clock the Most Sublime Degree Of Master
Mason will be conferred. All Masonic friends are
cordially invited by o. II. La Barre. the Master
Morton COmmandery No. 4 viii meet I'm stated
conc ave tomorrow evening ard confer the order
OF Red Cross. Temple and Malta. EN- Sir Henry
u. 1reher extends A courteous and knghfy vel
come 10 all Sir Knights Annual reception ~
LenOx Lyceum January u
The public installation and reception OF Daniel
carpenter Lodge VIII take place the Lexington
opera House, Fifty -eghth-st. and Third-ave. on
Friday evening January 6. Tickets will be sen, ~
the various lodges during the coming week De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

the last years OF his student life. he gave up me
active practice of his profession ana engaged III
mercantile business
Mr.. Curtis is OF the best-known and most-r
spectcd citizens of Western Sullivan. lie IS trus-
tee Of ST James's Episcopal Church. Of Callicoon
Depot. and is president OF the CaNcoon Bridge
Company. which IS now building an IRON bridge
across the Delaware River at that place In poll
tics he is a Republican. 49,
Mn Curtis belongs 10 family Of Masons His
father the late James c. Curtis who Is Well re-
rnemhere1 by the older residents OF The Old orange
and Sullivan Senatorial District rs state senator
and Judge was a member Of Sullivan Lodge 80.
272 located AT Monticello. which lodge. with four
hundred others. succumbed 10 the storm o. anti
Masonry. closed It's doors and surrendered It's char
Tpon the revival Of Masonry IN Sullivan County
a new lodge was Organized styled Monticello 40.
1872 and Judge Curtis made an honorary mem
her Of II HIS two sons and two grandscns are
members Of Delaware Lodge No. j6l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
"cTpDT EUENTiPY PROCEEDINGS.

most pleasing meeting was held In the new
and cosey rooms OF Richmond Lodge NO. 3D. ~
Port Richmond Staten Tsland. when the Daputy
Grand Master r. W Wright ID. Pownall. palh ,he
lodge an official visit. and was accompanied W
many pre- sent and Past Grand Lodge officers.
Beyond and back Of this pleasant visit II sto'y
OF true Masonry and true Masonic spirit which
must not sight Of for IT reflects credit upon
the Grand Lodge officers, as wei as upon w, 20
wardens and brethren of No. So. When sone
months ago the new temple OF Richmond I.ouge W. va,
dedicated by Bro POwnall the M3ster, w railn
J. Houghton had been seriously injured. ana was
absent from this festive and Joyous occasion, pu'
the wardons in kindly spirit, to have their Mas
ter recognized in the good work. eXacted prom
from the DEPUTY Grand Master TO supplement MS
visit at future day, and Monday, Decenpe, -.
was selected for 1t. and at which w, Mas sin
Houghton presided. and in fattering ana SIR
cerely complimentary address. presented pi .
Poy.nall handsome gavel. commemorative OF IA
former visit Of dedication The presentation aiId
response were all full Of fraernaI spirit and goo1
brotherly feeling. The gavel is masterpiece ID
artistic work in ivory and inlad with sh'e'' an"
bearing a suitable Inscription. AL.
With the Deputy Grand Master was laisr ctv
CATION from Naval Lodge and from other v w
lodges r. W Ebert Crandal. JACOB Tiuts " :,
DERRICK r W Slack. Starbuck, Zimmer i ,bneg
John r Smith. Of Delaware; WiiIiain H. Io1 Eergi,
Josiah smith. Char.es f. Huyzer, Andrew ~ pa,u
son William H. jerks Remigo Lopez, OF 49,
and = ID d s George VI. Gale, Eyre, Ut. ~" 49,
Philips Of the Temple club, ana n9SI s VI wa
good and true brethren. The MIRO uee The his-
giy4n in fine form Bro. Crandal gave tns ~, ,1I :
forica lecture The entire proceedings sp rHHs
umes for the good and fraternal spirit hi"''''e
by all the brethren present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

The good result Of individual effort. aided by the
combined zeal 81 an earnest membership. was again
shown in n striking manner at Pioneer Lodge. The
good work Of W Louis w Ducs.ng. the energetic
Master has brought about decided change in the
attendance and spirit Of this venerable lodge. The
third degree was conferred in full form. and I'm the
presence of not only very large audience. but
also a most DISTINGUISHED one. The Past Masters
Of No 20 valiantly stand by their Master and are
in constant attendance. There were present r. W.
Joseph r Macrntee VS. Erath. Fleck. and not
least the efficient secretary. W Samuel B wheeler
The Grand Lodge OF New-Jersey. as well as the
craft at large from that State was well repre-
scented The Deputy Grand Master. r W Joseph
T. Moore visited the lodge and delivered the his
,orical lecture I'm exceedingly good form There
were also present X. w Anthony Schoder and X
w BENJAMIN T.. Wakefield. the Grand Marshal.
and Canton Philips. and many other New-Jer~cy
brethren The entire degree given i'm
pressve manner. and the work and lecture were
atfentively listened to At the close OF all the
brethren expressed their sincere satisfaction at
the Intellectual treat afforded them by the Wor-
shipful Master Of Pioneer. and by the Jersey
hrefh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
N TILE THLRD DINIRICT.


Monday evening. December .. was signaiy
hannv occa sion IN tho history Of Acanthus Lodge
dPPs ~ - ,,.,, ~ ,In, ,ro
NO 81" borous' o' h'ooh'E"' '"' .."'~ ~
on the trestleboard and as i was the hniShihs
IN Of the year's work and the last time the W.
,t. u w Thooaoro c Todd wac 70 ,.roe,1a f.,
MASTER H. w Ai'o''iV % ''''' va ~ - 80
the East. the brethren OF the lodge ana OF the
Third Dietr,c. ,urnnd ont IN MAGNIFICENT numbers
NM , -. -, - s, 40
TO participate IN "ha' prove" Z" "e "'"S' ~
uehtful communication.
The work Of tho evening was carried on with
i"' WIN % -, ., -, ,.
that skill and hnsh for when Acnn'hus is ldhous,
aFd me i0T Masen IN Manner 70 hm
OF Master AlaS ,,i III , , rris
serves anu sum ~ ., mia Tieirct
ent Inc sctINe NiaS ,S. t ~ ia 'u ,he ~ =,
coshlzdht, OF n ma ."ti ~ r - ,.,rl,
TINE X. W. brp dDdd , ~"r' N.cca for fhnir
or MS Ouet, ildue @A'dllt '-9 a NJ I't ~
presence. II was al inspiring sitht 70 S'r
many of the workers or the district toGelher on
one occasion TO do honor 20 their associate. VINO
would in short tim be separated from his duai
honors to successfully carry on his duties - the
official representative of thc Grand Master in The
Banner Third and in welcoming them i{ro, Iodd
spoke feelingly Of the compliment they had core
him and ms odEe ny tnyli 80 ~ a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
MASONIC DEPARTMENT.
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL MEETINGS..


7, an ,mportant meeting and an Interesting
as we'll as instructive one. when the Dis''''
Denutv makes his official visit to your ioose
~ uonrasar,s the Grand Master; he is at the
head OF your district. and he brings you '"'.e1
f-oy,, the Graf, usually good advice brings WIN
him usualv also many Masters and Fas' MAS
tors from your own and other districts anu II
ALWAYS creates a healthy stir among you' iie
hers and everything that brings ABOUT a''e"u
ance and attention is of lmpor'aibe'o
and is beneficial to all concerned
II is an important meeting wren you
the third degree. it is the culnra'io" Vi nv
work in the lodge and. besides. by II you niahe
the candidate receiving it a member vi "'e
craft He signs the bylaws and thereby con-
summaries his membership 1t Is aho'nei '''h
added TO the vast TO the universal chaii '""'
ercircles the globe; another brick Is idiu upon
the structure and another brother mas 'ahei
,non himself the solemn and binding obligation
Of a Master Mason. and you have receiver ai'-
other brother into the fold
Eut the most important meeting OF a" 'he
wear is the annual when you choose your
officers for the entire year. You elevate one OF
xo,lr members 10 the East. and you select from
voIr membership those who may in due tiine
and if found worthy follow him. You enter
Them on YOUR books. in Your minds and belore
The world at large looks 10 these officers as
san1ule # your membership and this. too, by
your own selection. This is a busy age. ana the
world has no time to examine your entire men,
bership II allows YOU to make your own cholce
and then looks over your eligible list 10 judge
YOU by H. Hence. choose VOL and cautiously II
YOU wish to retain the respect Of your brethren
and the good wish Of the world at large.
Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord
or who shall stand in His holy place? He that
hath clean hands and pure heart. who hath
not lifted up his soul into vanity nor sworn de-
ceitfully"
Attend to. your annual meeting, brethren
Choose your officers. and choose them we'll
Look over the field carefully. Set aside all
friendly feeling all personal considerations. and
look only TO the best interest of your lodge and
of Masonry Let none but the worthy, the best
fitted and the most competent good men and
true he taken from the floor There plenty
Of them in every lodge. Within our mystic
circle is found the flower Of citizenship Of every
community. Hence. YOU have ample material TO
choose from. But allow only your very best
men 10 ascend into the Hill Of the Lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Manhattan Chapter. having no work. spent
social hour. L. T. William II. Smith. Walter Linde-
meyer and al the "old-timers" We're on hand.
Corinthlan Chapter No. l59 conferred the Royal
Arch Degree i'm fun form las; Thursday afternoon
There was large attendance. ana the degree was
given IN smooth ana impressive manner. f. Martin
q Good presided. Next con location. December p,
will be the annual ;Or the election Of officers.
orient Chapter 80. l2S. T.. John II. Demhorst
High Priest conferred the Royal Arch Degree last
Friday night I'm hat impressive and solemn man
ncr which brings the members and visitors 10 the
Tabernacle # orient whenever this degree Is
worked Announcement is made that NJ. T.. Fred
crck f.. Barnes. Past Grand High Priest Will pre-
side AZ the election and install the officers AT the
annual conNpslfion December %
Michigan Chapter 80. POI conferred the Mark
Masters degree on Monday evening. 1t was an
nOuuccd that at the next cOnvOcatiOn. December
r. when the election Of officers will take place.
a number of the Grand officers and very many Wis
itors would be present. and Deputy High Priest
Palmer and his stan Will install the officers Sc
leclel and annnLntel az lnat conyoclllon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
DISTRICT DEPUTY or THE SlA1EENIH

Tho District Deputy Of the Sixteenth Dis,rict' ~
w G T Curtis was made Master Mason ID lSo'
IN Anosa Lodge No 30. IN the jurisdiction or Mime
,otn He served two terms as Junior warden
In 1864 he became a charter member or Dela""'o
Lodge No SOL then located at Cochecton' Sulii|""
County. n Y. and was named in the dispensaton
"a Senior Warden. For private reasons ne decHheu
further official position in the lodge until IND WIZ"
tho lodge WAS removed to Callicoon Depot y /.
his place OF residence. when he was mace
which Office he continued TO hold uhiii thv ain 10
election OF 1890 when he was elected MaStc''
served two terms then refused reelection, hut
annually elected until 1897. when he declned lui,
Their service During the years 1896 ~ ne Was \,
member Of the Committee on Grievances oi INV
Grand Lodge OF NewYork.
Ar the June communication OF the Grand lIouEe
upon the recommendation OF twelve representatives.
OF the Sixteenth District the Crane MaSttl ~.
nointad him District Deputy Grand Master for that
district, which is composed or the counties Oi Do"
ware and Sullivan. ,,. -, .ho
In honor Of his appoin tment his own lodge on ne
evening Of September g. on the occasion OF ms ms
first official visit presented 10 him oeautl1ui Of
fetal apron. c.. 49,. e,x,r
wears ago and received his education at the acade-
mics Of Liberty and Monticello in his native
Niyen' in Monticello y. y After graduating as
attorney and counsellor he removed to An0ka.
MINI where he practised his profession serving
for four years as District-Attorney Of the county
Returning East in 1864 he engaged In law practice.
and was also employed Cor seven or eight years In
the Internal Revenue Service Owing. however. 10
impaired eyesght. originating in an Illness during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
WITH PfHA MID IODGF.

The annual reunion. reception and entertainment
OF Pyrari'd Lodge No. 400 IS now looked upon az
one OF the events in Masonic circles. and the com
mittee though ever efficient and ardent TO work.
need only make the announcement Of the date and
place in these columns Of The Tribune when the
brethren from everywhere will flock to the banner
Of Pyramid aad M the hall Of whatever sizo
Last Monday evening at Lexington Opera House
Pyramid hung It's banner on ne outef !..H, and "
course crowded house Was the result The en-
tertanment was in charge Of that prince OF enter
tainers. in himself a hose Brother Dan Quinn. who
had brought together an excellent selection Of pro
fessional talent Of considerably above the usual
average. This was much enjoyed ty the many
patrons In the boxes, who were MIR and Mrs
and daughter. Miss annie knipe: r. W william
J. Mathew, wife and daughter; Miss Quinn Mr.
stanton. H. p. Knowles and wife. William Hail and
wfe, William Is, Mann and wife Wilson Main Miss
Leonora and Miss Stella Main, James H. Kennedy
end Mrs. Kennedy, William Brown and wife John
Watt and Miss Jennie Watt, Mr.. and Mrs Ordr-
mann. James Mclean and wife. Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Mibnrn Aexander lofts and wife. Mr.. and Mr.
ham and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph " Taylor Mrs
George W. Charles. David Kay. wife and daughters.
Edward Gregory wiz enh DAUGHTER; r. p John W
ton and wife. Jacob s,orer, Dr. Harlan, William
Mr. Sawtel Mr.. Freeman and Mr. Alineham
After the close % the entertainment. which WAS
The hall cleared for dancing In which many
OF the guests participated. Win" others stroed
about the spacious hall and the many side rooms
and corridors. but all enjoyed the evening to the
The tribe Of Kennedy was well represented as
was also The Clan OF Richie Both hai the renra
eU enfOved tie fun The Ma 'cr. W Thomas J
Watt was seen fitting about here ana there and
guests W Charles II. Baldwin. the secretary.
faithfully assisted him IN this wei Senior
Ter G. Boyle Harry Mclean and all the ofie ers
and members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
ST CFTTIE No .j6S

great gathering ~ the clans took place last
Tuesday afternoon I'm the Commandery Room
There were brethren present from all points The
occasion was the official visit Of the District Dep
NY Grand Master II the Seventh District. r. W
BRO - Leonard Starbuck The distinguished Wis
ifor was received 10y ". NJ HiSnett in neat adj
dress 81 welcome. 10 which tho District Deputy
responded feIicitouSly. Later hc congratulated
the Master upon the proficiency displayed in the
work Of the various officers The Entered Appren-
ticc degree was conferred upon a number of novi
tiatos and during the work r. ": Bro Star6uCk
presented the aprons. r W. BRO. Sly presented the
also assisted .,uring refreshment the Entertain
mont Committee provided musical feast. An or
Encer Knu-t q. " Pinto, and Vessel. volins;
I.a.ndner and Bergman. yolas Mundwyler. cello;
Zim horns. Clarke and B2ugh. comets; Fuller,
trom49ne; Scnt yn'm,i n"' cond,,nteJ nv
BRO Herman Perlet of the Herald Square Theatre.
rendered some delisht5n numGers am9 2g F tHrm
me Teller" and pole Of the Season" march. by
orchestra could have done credit t. any theatre in
tho city is hu, mild pr9ise Bro jeff s.o DE
very tired answering encores had he not danced
hms r6, Sagaec As IS I great favore
Ro Hag Fo ybe n nG' y2 nd s fRG re q,
thought tho brethren would be too weary to ap-
paud by the time he came on bur he was Dream,
good doa Of amusement by verse directed at
Il W Bro Ehlcrs The entertainment ended with
souc fun bv Bro. Charles g. seymour. Among the
large number present were I; w Bro g. Leonard
Sfarbuck - seventh District; Ehlers. Beatty.
sy Edwards Duncan PWser. rhow"son No--
thcws ITielcy. Smith. W Bros. Paulus. Pilgrim.
Decker Rcd Tuck Russell Tonsor skinner.
Light Johnson. Cassidy Moore. Theiler. Yates.
DOnogh Davis. Hanes. quick. Bosse, Mapes.
Williams Miller. buchanan Mlcolini. Alto. Grant.
Givn Foster Mortimer. Mcmillan. Guest. Motmcr.
axhed Curtin. Richardson. Valentine Aker.
low Latham Modem and others Election Of of
dcers ~ the next communication. December ~