Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-03

ciate and the choir will sing special
numbers. The present officers of the
society are: Grand Regent, Hattie A.
Gregory; vice-grand regent, Mary j.
Brady; prophecies. Mary c. Duffy;
monitor, Agnes c.. McDermitt; financial
secretary, Carrie A. Wright; historian,
Margaret A. Leary; treasurer, Jane
Fisher; sentinel, c. Agnes Riordan; or
ganist. Genevieve Turbett, and trustees,
May F. Brown and Mary Boyle.
The Sir knights of Damascus Com
mandery, at the slated conclave, held
at ISL Broad street, decided to join
Jersey C~ommandery of East Orange In
acting as an escort to h officers OF
the grand lodge, when those digni-
taries o~ff1ciate at the laying OF the
cornerstone of the new Masonic Tenn
pie on Saturday, June 1S, with appro-
pirate ceremony, at East Orange
Grand Master Alton II. Sherman, Of
Union Lodge, Orange, and his staff viii
preside. Damascus Commandery VIII
be in charge of Eminent Commander
L)uis j. Burgesser, Generalissimo Will
lam III. Barnet and Captain-Genera
Edwin w. Pierson. Delegations from
the various local Masonic lodges vii
also attend the ceremony.
The members of Peter Cooper Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. u. A. M, held an initiatory
session last night and invested the
four hundredth candidate with the
membership degrees. Councillor PhiilI
billy presided, and in n of having
reached the twenty-score mark II
growth the members of the council en-
joyed a social time al the close OF the
degree work.
Several Master Masons attended the
session of Harmony Court, Order o.
the Amaranth, which was held at 23'
| Washington street last evening. Roya
Matron Mrs. Margaret Walker and AS.
sociate Matron Sadie De Roy Kocf
filled the presiding chairs. Several can
didates were given the Amaranth de
gree. The welfare committee provided
a social time and the members enjoyed
refreshments.
The degree team of Corinthian Coun'
ell, Royal Arcanum, will go to Ho'
boken this evening, where they viii
participate in the thirty-third ami.
versary celebration of Hoboken Coun
Gil. A feature of the suspicious even
will be a big class initiation and thu
Corinthian team of this city will ex'
emplify the work.
On next Tuesday evening Hope Re
bekah Lodge, L. o. o. F., will entertain
the president of the Rebekah State as
sembly and staff. Noble Grand Amelia
Taylor and Vice-Grand Adelaide La
baugh will head the reception commit.
tee. An interesting program is beins
arranged. Those who will lend thei
aid are Emma Ferguson, Emma Dip
pei, Mary ]. Quimby. Emma j.. Honey
we'll. Clara Metts, Frederick Simonson
Louise Pennington, Elizabeth Martin
Laura H. Runyon and Charlotte II
Marsh.
A social and dance will be held b.
the members of Old Glory Council
Daughters of America, at the hall, z
Springfield tonight. n guest!
will include a delegation from Star o
Monroe Council. Good music will b
provided and refreshments will be dis
pensed.
The members of General Lawtol
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, held a session
last night n completed the arrange
ments for a fraternal visit to Madisoi
Council, where they will be rendered
reception. Councillor William F.. Ties
sen will chaperon the party. assisted
by Harry f. Klohr. w. w. Wintertor
Charles Simmons and G., A. Longee.
An important session was held b
Newark City Camp, Modern Woodme'
of America, in the Arcade building las
night. The drill team gave an exhipl
ton of new maneuvers and fl. tBurte
Tolen. chairman of the e~ntertainmen
COMMITTEES, outlined the plans for tn
late summer and fall campaign