The colored American., 1901-03-09

Past Deputy Grand Master James L. Johnson,
the Excellent High Priest of Keystone chapter r.
A. NJ we'll deserves the COmmendation of the
tire craft for his active and energetic work in be-
half of Royal Arch Masonry. Brother Johnson
has long been active worker in PythagOras
Lodge and much Of It's success Is due the enthu-
siasm aroused by him. No honor within the gift
of our organization is too much for Brother John
son.
Bro L. G. Fletcher of Eureka Lodge no.
regret to announce is confined to his bed with
severe attack Of the grippe. We hope his recovery
may be speedy. Brother Fletcher is a young man
who has bright future before him is merit Is
Just title to recognition among MaSOns
Deputy Grand Master MaIvin spent much time
and labor in gathering up material for the new Ma
sonic roster, and the craft is anxiousy awaiting its
publication. Brother Pendleton should give this
his Immediate attention.
The big three of Eureka Lodge John w.
Mayse, John 7. Layton and John G. Nalle; these
deserve all hOnors that can be given them.
1t was indeed a rare treat those who were pres
ent to witness the work in Eureka Lodge on Mon .
day 25th instant the work being the cOnfeTrlng OF
the seCOud degree. Brothers H. J. Davis and Dr.
A H. Stevens carried off the honors. We are not
surprised; Eureka is the jewel lodge.
Past Senior Grand Warden John T. Layton Of
Eureka is quite frequent visitor to the subOrdi-
nate Lodges We all love Brother Layton for his
sterling qualities and his great interest IN the sue
cess and welfare of the craft; he is one brother
who deserves well of the craft.
Brother Edward Chase says he is opposed to any
thing advocated by Brother L. H. Wayne, George
S. Newman, Mckenzie Scott; he must surely de
sire to be Grand Master. What did Paul say?
Brother William H. Severson the genial secre-
/ taTy of Felix Lodge who has been confined to his
room since last November are glad to an
nOunCe is out again. Brother SeversOn'S absence
has been felt IN several organizations Of the craft
There are many who say that Prince Hall Lodge
will take the jewel this year, but Brother Turner
says that cannot be as Eureka has the jewel and
| will keep it.
| Prof. George S. Newman in his work in Felix
I odgs on Thursdav last satisfied the young MasOns
| that he is by no means back number. His work
was in third degree. after which a sumptuOuS ban
quet was served at Mckenzie Scott's.
| Jonathan Davis Consistory no. I, A. A. of R.
| Of F. held very enthusiastic meeting Monday
| z5th inst. The Commander-in-chief Ills. Robert
L. Pendleton presiding. After the transaction OF
routine business Ills. Sir s. Roger Watts addressed
| the ConsistOry the good of the order.
Mount Calvary Commandery no. 4 at its last reg
ular COnClave voted unanimously to attend the
meeting of the Grand COmmandery at Detroit
| Mich. August next. Eminent Commander Malvin
declares that he will carry rs members with him
| | have no doubt but what Simon's COmmandery
will take similar action at its next meeting
Brother ]. N Lomax, Master of Widows Sons
| Lodge no. was visitor at Felix Lodge on las
Thursday and left we'll pleased with his treatment
| Brother Richard Jones says that he is pleased
with the progress of all the lodges IN our JuTlsdIC
ton but that Widow Sons Lodge leads all the rest
Oh! no, Brother Jones there are others.
Brother Craig Master of Catcher Lodge no IS
very pleasant and pTesides with so much ease an'
dignity We have watched with great satisfaction
the progress of this young mau from his initiation
to the present time The old men should visi
and encourage this young man and his youn
lodge.