The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-02
GARY. LODGE
F.& A. N. IN
new HOME
Degree Work in New Quar-
tiers Occasion for Exuber-
ance Of F'raternal Felicity;
Hand of Time Is Staid in
Order to Give Banquet.
tREPoRTE FOR THE TIMES,

REPoRTE FOR THE TTMES.)
me most strenuous work sine its in
stitution of Jan. 18th. was performed
by the Gary lodge CUD), F. & A. NJ.
at Its new lodge hall, in the Indiana
building, last Saturday. The disas-
trous fire of last February, which had
destroyed the elegantly furnished home
had SO far set back the comforting of
degrees upon the numerous applicants
that even the semi-weekly meetings
held by the courteous invitation invi-
tation of the sister lodge at Hobart
has brought no relief The worship
1ui master, Jos. H. Cothery. together
with the trustees, Messrs A s. Hess
ii. G. Hay. jr.. and Ingwald Moe, well
knew the difficulties of meeting away
from the home, so they had spared no
efforts. and with that After Chicago
Fire Push fastened TO have brothers
meet at home again.
Hob>-s GoodfeIIowshfp
The good heart of members of Mac
Clelland Lodge of Hobart was again
unbosomed on this occasion, Hobart
having been represented by thirty Of
its stalwart boys Again at this
time their worshipful master DR.. r.
g. Mackey, showed his pleasure that
there is no read rough enough to
hinder him from assisting the Gary
boys Surely all the Gary members
are grateful to him. The presence of
Past Grand Master Brother Lincoln ".
Cravens, of Hammond, had a beneficial
influence, more so, since he acknowl-
edged the efforts of the lodge to be a
credit to the order, and an honor to
the community. He certainly is I'M
biased against Gary. and his fraternal
| feeling abounded towards the home
| lodge. 1t was late in the night. when
| the fifth candidate was raised to the
| sublime degree of a Master Mason. the
| solemnity of which seemed greater be-
cause of the presence of eminent Ma
! sons
| The candidates were: E. J. Heller,
Fred Van Reeden. Charles V. Badger,
Clarence C. Dorman and S. s. Baker.
| stay the Hand of Time.
| When the<hand on the dial was ap-
preaching the twelfth mark, it was
pushed back "congress-like" by that
epicurian chef of sandfees banquets
| fame. Monsieur Johannes Franz vor-
denmark, who charged the Tyler to cor
| raj all present, except the tyler, in the
banquet hall, to partake of everything
| he had so lastly prepared without any
! male assistance whatsoever Thanks
to the forethought of Brothers Cothery
and Haskin.
/ To show full appreciation of the
present of Hobart brothers, and for
/ their comfort, arrangements were made
with the Gary & 1nterurban to hold
the last Hammond car. which reaches
Gary at 1905 a. m. in readiness in
front of the Indiana building, to con-
1 meet with the 1:o1 a. m. Pennsylvania
train. When the parting hour came
since all meetings end in parting, there
was one story untold by that Hobart
patriarch, Brother Davenshire, which,
| like wine with age, he promised to
| improve upon, when we meet again.
| The following were those present;
Members Of Gary lodge-Jos. H
Cathery, W. NJ. H. w Haskill, S. W.;
A. W. Carnduf. ] w; A. B. Keller
treasurer; w. D. Hunter, secretary; F.
B. Meyers, S. D.: H. c. Francis. J. D.
r. C. morris. S. s.; Stephen Cruetz, jr,
]. s.; A. s. Hess, trustee; Max Kirch-
man, tyler; John F. Vordermark. chef;
j F. S. Bowlby; A. D. Cornell, Harry
| Strinfellow. H. H Sibley. II. F. Eyears
I. Bloom, S S. Roberts. Horace S Nor
| ton, Charles l. Gatz, F. L. Welsheim-
er. 6. S Widholm, 6. Schmidt, J. Cald-
welt Smith. R. W. Duncan, w ]. Full
|
Goodwin. VIM. ]. Rinehart, H Meyer
]. l. Apperson, VIM. Charlton. L F
| Wayhoun. D. W. Madden, w. Rock
well. H. H Molyneaux, r. r. Hemin-
way. ". G. Riley and o. Curtis Wicks
/ Visiting brothers of MacClelland
Hodge, Hobart, Ind.-Dr r. C. Mackey
W. NJ; w. NJ Foter. S. W.: L. F.. Jacob
son. J. w; A. c. Thompson. tyler: A
]. Smith, Jake Kramer. jr., A. ]. Swan
| son, Jos. w Ballentyne. a. j. Larson
| z, H. Hundill, John Mathews. Fred H
| Werner. w. Devonshire. Calvin Schol-
| Ter, Joseph Frost, P. Newman, ]. J.
/ Wood, c. A. Berger. C. j. Bulhand, J.
Kleinshmidt. J. J. Shields. z. H. Guy
er. oscar ". Carlson, W. ]. Stevens
B. R Pruitt, ". s. Gallagher, E. D
James. A. NJ. Fischer, F. NJ Brown
James w. Carpenter.
Visiting brothers. miscellaneous
Lincoln Y. Cravens. past grand master
Union Lodge No. ? Madison, Ind: NJ
i Schwarz, No. 595. East Chicago; C. NJ
Bloomhaft. No. 59g, East Chicago: J.
w. Caldwell, No. SOS. East Chicago. F.
j. Brooks No. SOS. East Chicago; J.
Bartlett, No. SOS. East Chicago; j. J.
| Oliver Washington, D. c., No. Is; T.
| NJ. Mcfarland, No Sc: P. S. Johnson
No. 1876. H. G. Franklin. No. 1913; F
Worthon. Kenosha. No. 70; H c. Price
No. 657: r. J. Foster. Falls City, No
376; S. W. Dawes. Caldwell, o.: Ira b
/ Ingerso1l. No. III. La Fargeville N Y
W. Miller. No. 1914 A Schauf, Ken
wood lodge. Chicago. ILL.,: ]. c. Perry
I No. 40, Pennsylvania: c. L. Rankin
454, Pennsylvania: T. c. Williams M