The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-22
Masonic Bodies
To Confer Three
Degrees On Many

Lafayette Consistory Of the Ancient
Accepted Scottish Rite will hold a
special rendezvous in Scottish Rite
hall Of the Bridgeport Masonic tenn
pie, Wednesday,, at which members of
the order from Bridgeport, Shelton,
Danbury, Stamford and Norwalk will
be in attendance. The gathering is
for the purpose of working three de-
grees, the Twenty-ninth, the Twenty
seventh and the ~Thirty-second.
The work will begin at 1880 o'clock
in the afternoon and at O'Clock the
Twenty-ninth degree will be confer.
red Following this will come at $3.50
o'clock, the Twenty-seventh degree.
Both of these degrees will be con-
ferred in full ceremonial form. The
Thirty-second degree, conferred at $50
o'clock will be in the short form, and
followed at $50 o'clock by a BAN
quet.
The official participants of the
Twenty-ninth degree, Knights of ST.
Andrew Or Patriach of the Crusades,
all s2nd Degree Masons, follow: Lou P.
Bristol, G. H. T. Wallis, John H.
Wade, Chas. D. Davis, Fred E. North
rop, John J. Fisher, Edgar B. Ellis,
John A. Gorham, Frank S. Slosson.
William E. Parker, Geo. c. Beers,
VIM. NJ Richardson, August NJ.
ward B. Griffith. Ralph c. Sherwood,
Thomas w. Joyce, John w. Bedient,
Joseph P. Frisbie, Orland Smith, Geo.
T. Jewell, Geo. E. Smith, Isaac T.
Banks, Hubert w. Hart, Fred A.
strong. Joel T. Wooster, Alfred Wake
lee.
The official participants in the
Twenty-seventh degree, Knight Com
mander of the Temple, include: Chas
T. Beardsley. Jr., George E. Melius
and A M. Wooster, 33rd Degree Ma
sons and the following S2nd Degree
r. H. Broderick, Geo. D. Phillips
VIM. E. Parker, John A. German,
E. Northrop, G. P. Gilbert, F.
Clark, Herbert NJ. Booth, Ralph
Sherwood, j. T. Wooster, GLADDEN.
Beers, Rollin A. Curtiss, Percy S. Hill,
B. Ellis A. M. Engelhard, George T.
Jewell. L. r. Blackman, II. G. Fresh
our, Robt L. Blakeslee, F. E. Brown,
George Kingston, F. A. Strong, c
D. s. Miller. George G. Beers. G.. Fl
T. Wallis, o. Smith, George H. Peck
Wakelee, J. w. Bedient, Lou P. Bris-
toll, W. G. Newell. George B. Coley,
c. P. Sanborn.
Officers and committees Of Lafay-
cite Consistory, are making arrange
ments to entertain the out of town
people III SOOQ SlyIS anu llO1 10 mum
interest in Masonic circles, relative to
the gathering. The quartet of the
Consistory, George P. Rand, Henry
F. PARROT, William c. Hawley and
John j. Fisher, all 32nd degree men,
and musical director George w. Rob
erts also a 32nd Degree Mason, will
provide program.
The officers of the Consistory are:
Commander in Chief, Charles M. Ger
denier, a9rd degree; First Lieutenant
Commander, George E. Melius, 33rd
degree; Second Lieutenant Comman-
der, David r. Alling, 33rd degree;
Orator, Eugene B. Peck, 32nd degree;
Chancellor, GLADDEN. B. Beers, 32nd;
Treasurer Charles H. Peet. 32nd; Sec.
rotary, Ebenezer s. Phillips. 32nd;
Master of Ceremonies, Philip L. Hol-
ger, 32nd;. Hospitaller, Henry H. Pyle,
32nd; Eng. and Arch, Albert M. Woos-
ter, 33rd; Standard Bearer. William
w. Price. 3srd;. Guard. George D.
Phillips, 32nd; Master of R., Nelson
F. Freshour. 32nd: Sentinel, Charles
E. Roath, 32nd.
The Fellowcraft Association of Cor
inthian lodge have postponed the
banquet to have been held at the