The colored American., 1901-06-22

ne endo Wment plans ss re con meL d d
ny GRAND Masts Terrell were read BY
the Gran d Secretary Broth,r w. II
myers and went ov for discussion a.
Ghe COL tinued session Of the Grtnd
Ledge to be held.
Brother Charles Pc, ey. Senior
Warden OF Widows son Lodge
conc u ct' d the lee ure We ire sy0 =
Dol S 90 and charge, 4: Il # which was
W. Ii done. Brother POsCy ht uld thro "
more force in his sneech which wODId
maze ms utteTancts no forcibIe.
Brother Naylor of Plince Hall was the
j JuLl r Deacon alright. The craft Hee
great deal TO BrO' her e.. NllIe. h,
mas been "a thfr worker In every
subordinate lodge and the time musI
come WheD tbs killC d workman shaI
oe reWbrd' d for wba+ he cong TO-
Ma Ohry. BrOtt er Cisrk on assuming
u East Was very fatterir g IN h!t
pre- s's al q eaTntst In hs .xpfessions
Vi thahKs or the assstal &C rendertd d
Dy the Vlsitors who m ale it pos ible for
the Il dge TO 90 the work, theIe being
Uuiy I1ur members preseut. Brothers
Nlchaid II Laws and Alba NeaIe ar,
Ooth m' mbers of this Lodge and totI
past ga d lodge fficeTs were con
The eYeRt OF the raqt week was tie
great work done in Warren Lodge No
s. on Friday June 14th, I'll work being
the cOnfefr. ng of the 2 d degree. Bro
Clsrk, the Master, tp ned the lodge a
o O'CLOCK and lnVi ed the Ssnio,
arden Brother W. II. Brown o tn.
Est to do the worE; B O her MI,
filed the Wes', Brother P,sev tn,
south. Brothers a h. Stevens. Sen:o
Deacon and II. II. NalI0r Jurior
Deacon. The Warden Is to be congla IL
lated up n the manner IN Wh eh n,
performed his work. While not perfect
yet he slows that be las been at work
endeSyOllng to equin mself for the
great duties of his flee Brother A 81
stevens of EuTe ka Sctil as Senior
DeacOn was sublime, the feeling and
ca ntstness With which he Iendert d
the VIC! k u his pr ess through ths
c0.umns, up The The w ndir O sts r..
INTO h mldd g chamber, was su h s
to captivate and hold in want at
tentiOn not only The cal dictate but the
entire lodge | am salts fed that be did |
the wO1k as best he could and VIE |
the brother lie urned 0 the PREPARATION |
r Om he had been so pTOfOur " i'm |
pressed that he simply excIsimed H, |
sule must be ms n Cf G d" and W,
Ii IL ought so.
PythaeOras Lodge No. 8, met at tht
Masonic Temple euLday 2i at $50 %
M and ma rched 10 Is al G. NJ. B.
church to attend divine services en-
mem' rat on Of the 30. anniversary
Inc order OF eXeTc S 8 at the cLutCh
v ere organ VO uLtary by Miss 3eorpit
Savoy, invC cation by Rev. w A.
JackeOn. anthem by the choir. sy-
nOpsis O. 'dPe, his Orv by Brother n
WtatheIlsss. eU) beyond tie
dai es OF ParsO ise" by Brother Will N
lJebOng. sc mon by r V 80. l. s
Flagg from Pr verbs h chapter and
24 we're, CffertOIy ID by Brother
John L Lay on Of Eureka Lodge. n
5hem fy che chO with the Der ediction
Oy the IastGr. lev. w. A. Jackson
The mus cal part Of the program a.
rel der, by Miss voy. the choir.
Brothers DeLnIg at d Layton wss well
rendeTt al d appreciated by the aud
ence. The sermon Wae an able an elo
luent discourse and the lodges history
IS gwen by Bro. " esthe less. int,r st
ng in detail ng The upward progress of
Pythtg ras Lodge. The anniVers ary
'eTemOL les ended on Wedne sday by
srand bal quet give II at the Conserva-
.Nry Of MI sic. The Grand Master.
Robert 81. Terrf IL being The guest Of
he occasion. The tOasts were as f, l.
OWs: The Masonic Order" Gand
Master Terrell; "The Lodgo." Past
Deputy GraLG Master J. l. J Ihnaon;