The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-06-25
The Nassnie Assselatisa

The NaSSnie Assselntiea
No gathering held In Julesburg has
ever had more nice things said abOat
1t than the Northeastern Colorado Ma
sonic Association meeting held here On
last Thursday
While not as many delegates were
:.cre as WAS expected. a gOOdly num-
lcr OF Masons and their ladies' were
pres mt and II the visitors are to be be-
lievcd they certainy enjoyed themseiv-
cs to the utmost. The work In the
:rd Degree on Thursday afternoon was
put on by local team and We doubt
II the work has ever been put on In
more satisfactory manner. At the
business meeting of the Association
Holyoke's invitation to hold the next
years meeting was unanimously ac-
cepted.
The Local Eastern Star entertained
the visiting ladies' at q beautifully ap-
pointed reception at the beautiful home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hudson from
three to five o'clock At six-thirty one
hundred and fifty two people were
seated at the banquet tables in the din
ing hall of the Congregational church.
One would have to attend many ban
quets to find more elaborate Menu or
a more perfectly served meal and the
loA nf In ,hrr oh
much honored by the many nice things
said about them by the visitors
The banquet program was carried
out as was published last week with
the exception that three OF the speak
ers failed to be present and substi-
tutes had to be provided for on short
notice hut we doubt II the original
speakers had been present their talks
would have been any more enjoyed.
Mr.. E. NJ. Kelsey took the place of Mr..
vanderhof and in very pleasing man
ner answered to the subject what
came you here to do?"
Rev. Heb took the place of W. E.
Smith and his subject Meeting on the
Level" was handled as If he had made
complete preparation of the subject.
Mrs. P. d. Barney was present and
in most delightful manner answered
to the subject assigned to her 1.-THE
Star in the East
F. NJ. Smith of Holyoke speech on
Human Nature" was one of wit and
humor and was thoroughly enjoyed.
Prof. Sexton of the Logan County
High School substituted for F. f. Pen
dell of Fort Morgan and gave an ad-
dress on "My First Impressions" which
was not only pleasing but profitable
and although he explained that it was
something very much out of the ordi-
nary for a man from Sterling to rep
resent the Town of Fort Morgan we
feel that Fort Morgan may we'll be
pleased of its representative on this
occasion and Prof Sexton easily prov.
ed his ability as an after dinner speak
ker
"The Silent Teachings of Masonry
was presented by J. F. Glass of Ster-
ling and was one of the best Masonic
talks We have ever been privileged tc
hear.
C. F. Parker made an ideal Toas,
Master and in his happy congenial
manner prepared the guests for each
response.
Mrs. Grosvenor LaSelle's vocal solo
was given in her most pleasing style
and at the close everybody sang Come
Brothers of the Plumb and Square"
The guests Immediately after the
banquet adjourned to the lodge room
where many enjoyed the dance until
a late hour.
Mrs. Woodford's orchestra of Sterl-
ing furnishing music during the ban
quet and at the dance and everyone
who heard this delightful music voted
that it was the best ever.
1t will probably be some years be-
fore Julesburg will have the privilege
of again entertaining this association
as this privilege is given to the var
ious lodges of the district but we are
are sure when 1t again comes the
time for this honor to come to Jules
burg they will welcome the opportun-
ity remembering the friendships for
med and the general good time had at
the Fourth Annual Meeting in 1914.