Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-06

! NiOnIlnue0 from rage b.D
and J. II. Pole, Stewards; l.. T. Grant
Chaplain; S. S. Peck. Marshall W
S. Bohm, Tyler.
Kilauea Lodge. No. $50. is now
full fledged lodge, peaceful. prosper
Gus progressive. and il ably anC
faithfully fulfilling It's mission of bro
therly love, relief and truth. They hav,
recently purchased large lot on Wal
anuenue street and hope at an carl,
cate to see their way clear to follow
in the footsteps of Hawaiian Lodge
ana build for themselves a suitable
and comfortable home.
Hawaii's Masonic Membership.
| As an evidence of the fluurishing
condition of Freemasonry in Hawaii
we record the fact that there are -four
lodges OF Master Masons in existence
in our Territory. with membership on
January I, 1902. as follows: At Homo
zulu. Hawaiian Lodge. 225; Pacific
Lodge. 1873: Lodge lie Progress de
lOceanie. 109. At Hilo. Kilauea Lodge
20; or total of 55l Master Masons.
While I am supposed to confihe my.
self to the history OF Blue Lodge Ma.
sorry. II would. seem appropriate to
record here the fact OF the prosperous
working of numerous higher branches
Of the order. including Honolulu Chap.
ter of Royal Arch Masons, Honolulu
Commandery. Knights Templar. IA.
me hameha Lodge or Perfection, Scot
ush Rite. Nuuanu Chapter OF the Red
Cross Alexander Liholiho Preceptory
Of knights OF Kadosh. and Aloha TEN
pie Of the Mystic Shrine. at Honolulu,
ana Kaiani Lodge of Perfection at
Hilo. 1t was happy thought to link
IN and perpetuate with local Freema.
sorry names and words which are in.
serarable from Hawaiian history.
Nearly all the members of these
higher branches are members of the
local Blue Lodges, although q few re.
tain membership in their home lodges
T." other lands.
Eastern Star Lodges.
Nor must neglect to mention-and
RAY apologize for not placing them
fist instead of last--the two chapters
Of the beautiful Order OF the Eastern
star" Hawaiian No. !, al Hilo, and
"Lcahi" No. 2, at Honolulu. For mem.
ECrship in this order the wives. moth.
Crs. daughters, sisters and Elbows of
Master Masons are eligible. 4 mum.
hei OF the husbands and fathers are in
evidence also as members, hut the
lady membership alone Of the two
chapters on January lst 1902 nun.
boIed Go.
The Native Daughters Of Hawaii
hold the worlds record as graceful.
splendid, daring riders. sitting astride
their horses. erect in form. firm in
seat robed in the bright.hued flowing
kihei. or divided skirt. and adorned
with leis, they form picture not soon
II be forgotten.
Their sisters from other lands. who
have made Hawaii their home, and
who have fondness for horseback
exercise. have as a rule been prompt
TO adopt the more healthrul. more
Glaceful and decidedly safer method
In riding. Possibly this mastery OF
ihC spirited steed may have tended
TO the rapid building up of
the Order of the Eastern Star. Self.
c. nfdent Of their ability as horse
women. they no longer dread the or
deal of initiation.
Standing at this, the fiftieth mile
stone, marking the years OF our exist.
ence, Hawaiian Lodge may look with
rardonable pride over hcr record OF
thu past and feel that although there
ray have been sorrows and troubles
20 mingle with her joys. her labors In
the best interests of the brotherhood
: Z Man, hnUn hnan nj, l..
vain.
In this hour we reyererly remem.
Der those OF our brethren VINO. in ODE.
dienCe to the call of our Supreme
Grand Master, have laid aside their
working tools and now rest from
the labors of life.
We congratulate those who have
been privileged to Join in this celebra.
ton of our Golden Jubilee" and we
Charge the younger generation who
e." Just entering the portals, to grid
themselves well for the duties consist.
ont with a truly Masonic fife: for
work which is well and truly done will
move TO be the noblest work of ali
their manhOOd's years. And may they
80 strive that when the century OF our
''''''Ai'' Fliull nave lbWUutu OUT,
FreemasOnry and its kindred assocla.
tions in Hawaii may he counted in
tro foremost rank of those who labor
less for selfish aims, but who. under
and reason, realize that II Ia
hetter 20 give than to receive, and
with whom the qualify Of mercy il
Lot strained, but drOppeth like the
gentle dew OF heaven upon the earth
The charity and the mercy
which blcsseth him who gives and him
who takes and become the Crowned
Monarch better than his scepter.
Judge Estee's Remarks.
4 heartily encored violin Solo by ].
II. ANIME with accompaniment by Miss
Carrie Castle, was followed by the in
OF Past Grand Master Nor
ris NJ. Estee of the Grand Lodge OF
Judge Estee spoke, in part,
as follows:
DO you know when listen to mu-
Sic such as | have just heard, feel
as II there ought to be law making
it cruelty to animals for any man to
get up and interrupt the beautiful har-
mony. once knew a man, c. b. Good
win, an editor Of Salt Lake City. lie