Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-28
Sixtieth Annual Communica.
ton Of Grand Lodge to
Convene June 2
PROGRAM OF ARRANGEMENTS
The Usual School of instruction Will
be Opened May 90, Continuing Thru
Juno I, Open to all Master Masons
InGood :standins-Good Entertain
ment Insured.
Special to imes-Repup,ican.

Special to Times-Repubiican.
Waterloo, Ia, April 2S.-The sixtietf
annual communication OF the GRAND
lodge of Iowa, A. +. and A. NJ, viii
convene in the city of Waterloo or
Tuesday, June 2. The place and time
are %opportune for a session of unusua
interest, and the local arrangements
and advantages are such as to insure
perfect accommodations and excellent en-
tertainment. The indications are for q
very large, attendance of representa-
tives and visitors.
The list of grand officers. who vii
have charge of the session according
to their respective duties is as follows:
Elected--W. S. Gardner. of Clinton
NJ. W. Grand master; w. H. Norris
Manchester, r. w. senior grand war
den; j. C. Dunlavy, Sioux City, r. w
junior grand warden; Z. c. Abbey
Garner. R. w. grand treasurer; N. r
At =
Parvin, Cedar Rapids, r. w. grand sec
rotary.
Appoint,ed-W. L. Ehlers, Corrections
vile, r. w. deputy grand master; Rev
DR.. H. H. Greene, Dubuque, r. w
grand chaplin; j. I. Pound. Newton, w
grand marshall; A. b. Harris, New
Hampton, w. senior grand deacon; T.
B. Spence, Bloomfield. W. Junior grand
deacon; S. H. Amos, Garden Grove, w
senior grand steward; +. III. Thorne
Dewitt. w. junior grand steward; A,
N. Alberson, Washington, w. grand
tyler.
Trustees Grand ~Lodse-Crom Bow
en-, P. G. M, Des Moines; A. r. Dewey,
p. G. NJ, Washington; w. L. Eaton,
p. G. NJ. Usage.
Trustees Of the Grand Charity
Fund-Thomas Lambert, p. G. NJ.
chairman, Sabula; G. w. Ball, p. G. NJ.
G. M, secretary, Knoxville.
Custodian of the Work-G. B. Van
saun, p. G. NJ, Cedar Falls: c. T.
Granger, II. 6. NJ, Waukon; c. C. Clark,
P. j. G. w, Burlington.
Standing and special committees on
Credentials. w. Craig. Des Moines;
B. G. Evans, Lenox; c. w. Walton.
Dubuque.
Lodges under dispensation-F. b.
Colson, Marengo: NJ +. Miller, WASH
ington; w. G. Newsolne, Sabula.
Chartered lodges-P. j. Martin, Wat
erloo; Sumner Miller. Gutenberg; w.
d. Irvine, Sioux City.
Grand Masters Address,. e. Fell
lows, Lansing: J.. Baker. Ottumwa;
T. B. Lacey, Council Bluffs.
Appeals and Grievances-Thomas
Arthur. Logan: II. B. Sloan, keosau-
qua; c. T. Kuehnle. Denison.
Masonic. Jurisprudence-L. G.. Blan-
port; w. d. Clements. West Union.
Finance-T. ]. Davis. Marion; Chas.
Shade. Rock Rapids; N. D. Gibbs, AL
ton.
Mileage and Per Diem-C. E. Marcy.
Spirit Lake; George W. Hunt, Man
chester; r. A. Lusk, Ida Grove.
Grand Lodge Librarv-F. S. Moses Of
Clinton.
Fraseraal Correspondence. E.
Morcombe, Cedar RAPIDS.
Fraternal Dead-C. w. Neal. Daven-
port.
visito,s-J. E. Bruce, Anita.
Sedgwick Petition--C. NJ. Brooks,
Sibley: S. E. Irish. keosauqua; j. r.
Lindsay, Dubuque.
In accordance with the provisions of
the code, the board Of custodians
will open and hold the annual school
of instruction, beginning May 10Th, con
tinuing May both. and June LIST. This
tives, but also to all Master Masons in
good standing.
On Sunday afternoon for the benefit
of those who may be attending the
school or instruction., a sacred concert
will be held in one of the beautiful
parks adjacent ito the city.
June 2, S:45 a. m.-The grand and
past grand officers will assemble at the
Irving House, where the grand lodge
will form and move in procession, under
escort ef Ascalon Commsndery No. 25,
*. r., to Grace Methodict Episcopal
church, where the further exercises will
be held,
$50 a. m.-Address of welcome on
behalf ,bf the city of Waterloo by Hon.
|C. f. Pickett. Response by a represent
ative of the grand lodge. These exer-
cises being of a public nature, are open
to Invited guests. Upon their conclu-
sion all except Master Masons will re-
tire and the grand lodge will be opened
in full form. Following this the grand
masters address will be delivered.
300 p. m.-Reports of grand treas
urer, grand secretary, grand librarian,
trustees, grand charity fund and trus-
tees of grand lodge.
During the evening a reception will
be rendered the visitors by the Eastern
Star Chapter of Waterloo. This will be
given in the K. p. hall. A program OF
interest will be rendered and refresh
ments served.
AT the same time work in the third
degree in the hall of Waterloo lodge
will attract many.
The further sessions of the grand
lodge during the days Of June 8 and 4
will follow the usual course.
PROMINENT DOCTOR MISSING.
mr. n a NaIIakan oS Eariav nisan.