Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-25
HAWAII MASONS TURN TOUT NF FORCE.
FOR BIG ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Saturday night one of the most sue
cesstul Masonic banquets ever held IN
Honolulu was served in the Blue
room Of the Young Hotel to about $50
Masons. Besides an elaborate array
Of good food and drink about q great
table glowing red with African dali
sizes. the evening was made more en-.
joyable with music from the Hawai-
ian band and several notable address
es and pretty selections.
The main address was by Hon 8.
C. Huber, Hiram Of Tyre Lodge No.
2o3, on The Mother Grand Lodge.
Other addresses were by George w.
Smith, P. NJ, Of Honolulu Lodge No.
400; Ed Towse, P. NJ, Of Lodge lie
Progress de TOceanie No. 81, and H.
A. Taylor, P. NJ, Of Hawaiian Lodge
No. q.
W. X. harrington, p. NJ, Of Lodge lie
Progress de l'Oceanie No. 371, toast
master. toasted the President of the
United States. George A. Andrus and
Fred H. CoWen sang and a violin solo
was played by Professor Podinasky,
accompanied by E. Fidler. Philip
Hall sang, accompanied on the piano
by Carlos Caceres. Sunlight Waltz"
was sung by Mrs. Charles l. Hall,
with Miss Alice E. Harrison at the
piano. c. F. Jenkins, P. NJ, of Ho-
nolulu Lodge No. 400, sung "Invictus,"
and was accompanied by Carlos Ca
ceres.
E. W. Ely, Of Schofield Lodge No.
443, gave the closing address.
Those present were:
B. e. Webb, Army and Navy No.
306, Fort Monroe, Ca; c. e. Yeager,
Silver City No. s, New Mexico; L. l..
LaPierre, Honolulu No. 400; ]. W.
Wickwire, Akron No. 537, Akron, N.
Y; s. C. Huber, Hyram Of Tyre No.
203, Tama, Iowa; George w. Smith,
Honolulu; James +. Fenwick,. Homo
lulu; w. r. Harrington, lie Progress;
Ed Towse, lie Progress; Henry A. Tay-
lor. Hawaiian; e. w. Ely, Schofield
No. 443; John Smyth, lie Progress; IT.
win Spalding, Hawaiian; Melvin L.
Crisp, Schofield; Jas. G. McGill, Homo
lulu; william T. Rawlins, Hawaiian;
John Kidwell, Honolulu: Edward NJ.
Ehrhern, Mountain View No. 194, Cal
ifornia; Archibald s. Guild, Honolulu:
Oscar ]. Phillips, Cambridge, Mary
land, No. 66; ]. B. Hackett, Common
wealth No. 400 Brooklyn; r. Schnack,
Honolulu; Will p. Thomas, Honolulu;
s. De Freest, Apollo No. IL, Troy, N.
Y; 8. F. Craelius, Kilauea; Robert
Fricke, Hawaiian; Alfred Kraft, Homo
lulu; c. H. Mentally, Hawaiian; ]. M.
TIy1kt.r~.G Inhn N FNorfAE
Kilauea; Frank Taylor, lie Progress;
Jas. B. Mann, Washington Park No.
As, Portland, Ore; w. r. Hobby, So.
jourhers, Panama; r. II. Lowrie, Ha-
waiian:, s. j. Chapman, Vienna No.
$50, Illinois; J. ID. Kimbrough, Farm
ington No. 265, North Carolina; w. A.
Melbourne, Honolulu; A. NJ. Hamriek,
Hiram No. 10, Washington, d. c.; A
e. melbourne, Alpha No. 3S5, @. r
c.; William Hook, Hawaiian; Horace
w. Vaughan, Hawaiian; A. H. Hobart,
Naval Lodge No. 81, Kittery, Maine;
A. s. Randall Honolulu; William M
Petry, Army and Navy No. 306, Vir-
GINA; Brainerd Taylor, Army and
Navy, Virginia; Ernest Kuehn, ST..
Johns, Newport, r. T. Frederick 8.
Simmons, HuEuenot No. 46, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y: c. H. w. Norton, IIa.
waiian; Alfred Magoon, lie Progress;
Charles w. DonnelIy, Schofield; NJ. r.
CHM, No. AZ Alamo, San Antonio,
Tex; H. Dyson, Hawaiian; James Dy-
son, Hawaiian; M. g. Copeland, Homo
lulu: J. Jorgensen, Hawaiian; ]. A..
Basham, Oakland No. 1s1, California;
". H. Hampton, Kilauea; w. C. Ken
AXE, LIE Progress; w. Z. Bergschicker.
No. 217, Monterey, Cal; A. G. Ruth
erford, Hawaiian; L. M. Vettlesen,
Hawaiian. James Birkon, Mt. Moriah,
Louisiana; Martin r. Alden, Vallejo,
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