Evening journal., 1920-04-01
|MASONS dine
With LADIES
Continued from First Page.

under the direction OF Mr.. Sulzer. n
consisted OF singing by the Harmony
Four and Miss Sylvia Colon. soprano,
and selections by The Great Ellwood.
versatile and humorous instrumental
ist All the entertainers were applaud
ed heartily and encored repeatedly.
Another pleasing feature vSs the
presentation OF a handsome gold and
platinum shrine pin TO William Weeks.
treasurer OF the lodge. and for ffty-six
years a Mason. He accepted II with
neat little speech OF appreciation.
Past Master Cornelius Beatty. on be-
half Of the lodge. then presented hand
some shower bouquets OF ferns. car
nations and sweet peas TO Mrs. Mayer
Mrs. Hlghneld and Mrs. King. and fol-
lowed that by comforting a Ike floral
honor upon Mrs. ]. Bnyard Hearn. wife
OF the secretary OF the lodge, and OF
The Ladies might committee, for the
constructive interest she had taken in
the affair.
Deputy Grand Master Hlghneld de-
livered short address. He was fol-
lowed by Past Grand Master Hynson,
who recited two original poems. and
Grlnd Master Mayer, who made the
chief address OF the evening All these
features were applaunded heartily.
The committee in charge OF the cele-
bration was as follows:
David King, chairman: J. ". Hearn p
NJ. secretary; G. White, p. NJ; c..
Beatty, p. NJ: VIM. Whitaker, p. NJ;
Geo. Vandegrift. Thos. V. winsate p.
Hitchcock, II. NJ. Ward. G. Hess and j.
@. Highneld.
This was the menu served by Holt
Now, good digestion wait on appefite
And health on h.-Shakespeare.
Grape Fruit
Blue Points on Half Shall
Saltines
Celery Pickles Olives
Fools make feasts and wise men eat
them
Young Roast Turkey
(Delaware)
Cranberry Sauce
Glblet Filling
Celery Dressing Green Peas
Whipped White Potatoes
Rolls Butter
Fresh Strawberries
The discovery OF a new dish does more
for the happiness OF man than
the discovery OF a star.
Neopolltan Toe Cream
Assorted Cakes Cream Mlnfes
Why, then, methinks It's time 20 smile
again
Coffee.
Corinthians present officers are
David King, worshipful master: the
Rev. Thos. V. Wingate. senior warden
Howard NJ. Ward, junior warden: j.
Bayard Hearn, SECRETARY; William
Weeks, treasurer; Clarence Hess. SEN
Tor deacon; ]. GilpIn Highneld, junior
deason; George Nandcglfi senior
steward; Frank Hitchcock, Junior stew
ard: Harry Galbraith. tyler, and trus
tee. Jos. Stuart. p. NJ.
The list Of service men set forth ol
the menu card and honored by a dis
play OF the nag is as follows
Ensign Harry T. Blocher, u. S. Navy
First Lieutenant Harry z. Cannon, [
s. Army; Major Wilbur S. Cochran. [
S. Engineers A. f. F.; Private Clifton
s. Cortelyou, 74th Artillery Battery E
Field Clerk John w. Croney. Army Pos
tai Service; Sergeant George E. Ev
erett, ff9 Aviation Corp; First Clasl
Pattern Maker Charles II. Graham, u
s. Navy; Brg. Sergeant Major William
r. Kern, 59th Pioneer A. z. r.; First
Lieutenant Nathaniel w. Howell. Ord
Dept. u. S. A.; Chief Boatswain's Mate
Charles w. B. Hughes, u. S. Navy;
First Glass Private William J. McBlain.
Hdqtrs. Troop 9TH Army; First Ser
geant Reul II. Morrow, Salvage Attach.
u. S. A.; First Glass Private Marshall
S. oliver. 35th Engineers A. E. f.; Reg.
Sergeant Major II. Leonard Price, 18th
Engineers A e. F.; Sapper Herbert B.
Slater. Sd Bat. Canadian Engs.; Private
Medford H. White. ii6 Inf. 29th Div. A.
z. F.; Army Field Clerk Elwood Wright.
Agt. Gen. Dept. A e. r., and First Lieu
tenant Edward MacEiroy. Ordnance
Dept. u. A.