Evening star., 1915-01-31


mains. who through sickness or mis-
fortune found themselves stranded here.
VIII meet February IL and organize tor
the coming year The present officers
of the bureau are: j. 4. Wilson. pTcst-
dent s. NJ. Pearson. secretary, and }.
Z. fost, treasurer. The representatives
from the several lodges for the coming
year are: Franklin. No. .. George Ryall:
Mount Vernon. No. >, Henry Nau; Wen
ster, No {. J. c. Wilson: Decatur. No
.. Kelsey Saul: Syracusians. No. 10. =
NJ. Pearson: Calanthe. No. II, :. n
jacobson: Excelsior. No. Il, ii. :.
Nichols: Equal, No. Il. D. F. Brown:
Harmony. No. Il. c. w. Henderson:
Union. No. 30. c. II. Spar: Capital. No
"A. j. w. Carter: Myrtle. No. %. w. II.
Lucas: Columbia. No. 26. +. J. Thomp-
son: Amaranth. No. y, j. c. Sost;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 80. W. q. owen.
and Century, No. 80. Sam :. Price.
Interest is being manifested in the
annual convention of the Grand Lodge.
to be held beginning February II. The
present officers of the body are: Grand
chancellor ii. NJ. Vandervort: grand
prelate, L: {. Ellis; grand keeper OF
the records and seal. II. J. Gasson;
grand master of eXchequer. Frank u.
Crown: grand master at arms. J. u.
Dickman: grand inner guard. +. IL.
Melick; grand lecturer, James \. Kline
grand trustees T. T.. Landon. J. +.
Skidmore and p. p. Patrick. The rep
resentatives to the body from the sew
Franklin. 20. =: George Ryall. r. +.
Patrick. \. W. Leeke. 7: 4. Mulliean.
II. c. Glading; Mount Vernon. No. .:
J. NJ. Kline, sr. II. =. Wiley, II. NJ
Vandervort. j. n. Kline; L; H. Harris;
Jones. f. Y. Springman. Il. T. whiting
G. II. Whiting: Decatur. No. .: c. e.
McAllister. NJ. Hanson. j. g. Roberts,
p. c. Phillips. c. ". Jordan; SNra-
slams. No. 10: Albert kahlert, y. 1. Jar
Doe. S. w. Wolfsmeimer j. II. Williams,
:. Nj. Pearson; Calanthe. No. II: I. ~
Landon, w. y. kimmel, q. W. Hall. r.
w. fount. ]. ommers: Hermione. No
IL: J. Hamilton, T. j. Hartford: J. w
Excelsior. No. Il: J. b. Connor, VI. j.
Gasson, Fl. $. Nichols. +. 7. Scott. w
\. Wilding: Equal. No. Il: ]. r. Has
kins, o. y. Booth, William Minnis. h. J
No. 21 W. y. Thompson. J. Adams. sr.;
N. J. Davis. c. W Henderson. H.. G.
McQuay; Union, No. 20: G. W. Haley,
y. c. Hauschild, w. NJ. Ivey, a. Rusher
! ". II. Cmhbau; Capital. No "a; J. Niedi.
i. e. Harrison. J. w. Carter, I. l.. Saur,
! ]. +. Shidmore: Myrtle. No. -: u. =
! Adams. f. u. Crown, f. II. Melick. Hugh
| Reid. ~. +. Smith; Columbia. No -;
i. J. Thompson, L. Tarantino. 5. Clio
vanetti. {. ceremile. z; y. Fabric;
Carver. w. B. Hardy. y. Cowsill. j. r.
$. Dickens; Rathbone- Superior. NO. -:
|. c. Ellis. T.. {. Snyder. j. &. Bibb
! E. w Heiss. J. W. Bixler: Century. No
so: NJ. Stearman, G. +. Day, q. E. Tall
| man, NJ. 7. Pines and Z. L. Sedan.
IIermione Lodge, No. l., has changed
| it's convention nights from the first
and third Tuesdays of each month tu
the second and fourth Wednesdays
Amaranth Lodge, No. IS. commencing
with the month of February will NEE,
! in its new quarters in Masonic Tenn
pie. Sth street, between and G streets
northeast, Monday evening.
! Webster Lodge. No. :. met Tuesday
evening of last week. Grand Chancellor
Candervoort was present and installed
Cleveland kennicutt us vice chancellor
/ W. H. Snyder and L. p Lochc are re-
| ported on the sick list, but improving.
The attendance continues to increase.
| especially of the older members. WcD-
ster Lodge is planning a good time
| very soon. Due notice will be given
All members of the order are said to lie
| interested.
; The members of Hermione Lodge, No
! II. have changed their meeting night
| to the second and fourth Wednesdays
of each month. Their last meeting was
an enthusiastic one. They have de-
cided to have a class initiation in the
near future with fifteen candidates.
| Hermione Lodge. No. II, is not only the
seventh Oldest lodge in the world. but
| its cxchequcr, it is said. stands third in
| this domain.
F., Equal Lodge. No. II. was well repre-
| sentcd Monday evening. Several mem
/. bels who called Oh .. A. Booth during
! the week reported his condition sn-
changed. The doctors have hope of
! his recovery. but he is not allowed to
see visitors. The chancellor com
mander. Charles J. peckham. congrat- l.
tention to the case. \ committee on
revision of the bylaws was appointed.
| Two candidates are due for the first de-
gree tomorrow evening and one for the
second. The degree master. Charles
/ Stanowoski. Will have the work per-
! formed by IL team from Equal Lodge in
amplified form. George F. Wheelocll
gave an interesting talk. J. W. Rob
( bins also spoke.
At the meeting OF Erie ndship Tenn
evening. several members were report
ed sick. The officers for this term are
! as follows: Most excellent chief. Ada
Freeman; excellent senior. Nellie John
son: excellent junior GusSfe Allward
manager, Nellie johnson; NJ. OF K. and
c., Annie sullivan (re-electedb: NJ. OF
F., Ida Crown (re-elected(: protector.
The Past Chiefs Association will hold
a box party February 10. which the
| members of both temples are request
ed to attend.
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