Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30

MdSoHlC louSts ,lIOll All ONtI lut
world were represented at the annual
banquet of the Masonic lodges of the
city held at the Hawaiian hotel last
evening. The banquet was excellently
managed by Manager Bews and As
sistant Manager Boyd. The decora
lions were simple but effective, the
emblem of the Blue Lodge surmounteI
by the word Aloha" and fianked by
the American and Hawaiian flags cover
ing the wall back of the table about
which the speakers and Past Masters
were grouped.
DR.. c. b. Wood presided as toast,
master in the felicitous manner which
has made him a standby for such coca
sions. The toasts were confined prin.
cipally to the formal toasts of Masonic
gatherings. w. r. harrington at the
close of the response to the Grand
Lodge Of France presented former Mas.
ter Bockus of lie Progress with a Past
Masters jewel in behalf Of the mem.
bers of the lodge.
Through an error the name of ]. ].
Dunno appeared on the program as re.
spending to the toast of Visiting
Brethren" This response was made
by Judge Henry Z. Highton. District
Inspector J. d. Tucker spoke briefly
and appropriately for the Grand Lodge
of California, unity being the leading
thought OF his remarks. Past Master
c. J. Hutchins in representing the
Grand Lodge Of Scotland dwelt on the
world wide influence and ancient ira
ditions of Masonry. c. G. Bockus OF
Oceanic Lodge bespoke for the IN
! coming Masters" the enthusiastic sup
| port of lodge members. Past Masters,
the closing toast, was given a pleasant
| tacetious turn by Past Master A. J
Derby. The banquet closed with J. d
Tucker proposing the Tyler's toast
and the banqueters singing "AuiC
Lang Syne.' Those seated at the tables
and the lodges of which they are mem
bers, follow:
John w. Francis, Hawaiian No. 81;
Charles +. True, Joseph l. Downing
Pacific No. S22; Oliver II. Walker, Pa
cifiC 1922; Chas. A. Brown, Pacific, S22
J. 5. McCandless, Pacific S22; T. Hol
tum Lille, Pacific S22; ID. Mackenzie
Kilauea $3.50; J. NJ. Muir, Kilauea, $50
| c. j. Falk, Hawaiian 81; Walter r
Coombs, Taylor 1856, Iowa; c. II. Nc
Nally, Hawaiian 81; John f. Craelius
Hawaiian 81; H. Simmons, Sanctorun
747, Brooklyn, N. Y; w. A. Wann
Eugene II, Eugene, Ore; Geo. II. Piltz
Oceanic 81; ]. w. Alexander, Thoma;
Mort, 70 L. c., Sydney, N. S. W.; j. ID
Haries, Pacific S22; p. Lishman, Pa
al 10 q 4.
Geo. l.. Compo, Crockett 1879; Geo. A.
Martin, Pacific 1922; A. H. Rowat, Ha
waiian 81; p. NJ. Lucas, Hawaiian 81;
F. ]. Galloway, Eureka lie Rey; r. H.
Hodge, Peotine, $50, ILL.,; John c. Wag
ner lie Progress 1874; j. w. Wilkinson,
Oceanic, 81; J. w. McAllister, Oceanic
81; A. b. Arleigh, Hawaiian 81; Rob,
ert Levers, Hawaiian 81; b. f. Dill.
lingham, Oceanic 81; ]. Oswald Lut.
ted, Oceanic 81; f. L. Darling, Pa
cific 1922; E. l.. Schwarzberg, Oceanic
81; S. NJ. Kerns, Pacific 1922; Juergen
Spot, Hawaii 81; G. NJ. Cook, Hawaiian
81; John j. Abel, Oakland 1888, Cal. ;
William T. Rawlins. Hawaiian 81; ].
j. Belser, Pacific S22; Robt. Hair, Ha
waiian 81; T. II. Petrie, Pacific 1922;
81 ~ Soh's, hawaiian 81, w. y. oldUS
berry, Eureka 20, Seattle Wash; VIM
Bell, Pacific S22; Il. p. Henshall, Or
lental lii, S. f., Cal; II. G. Wooten
Hawaiian 81; J. n. Carver, Hawaiian
81; W. A. Rideout, John City Lodge
1856, Johnson City, Tenn; Chas. s. Bak,
er, lrihunun III, Middleway, w. Va;
Jas. G. Hannah, Senate 456; Glens
Falls, n. Y; John Bergstrom, Pacific
S22; ]. A. NJ. Johnson, Oceanic 37l
Jas. w. Bergstrom, Pacific S22; j. G.
Rothwell, p. NJ, Hawaiian 81; c. NJ
White, p. NJ. lie Progress 1874; Ed Towse
p. NJ. lie Progress 1874; A, 4. CARVE, Pa
cific S22; c. r. Collins. Pacific S22;
II Mcdonald, Pacific 1922; ]. NJ. Perry
Oceanic 81; David Haughs, Oceanic
+ 81; ID. b. Maconachie, Pacific S22;
Andrew Holmes, Hawaiian 81; ]. r
Collins, Oceanic 81; Chas. G. Bartlett
Oceanic 81; Donald MacIntyre, Ha
waiian Fl; II, c. Austin, Hawaiian 81;
f. C. Palmer, Pacific S22; A. H. Otis