LODGE MEETINGS

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21707, 14 February 1936, Page 4

LODGE MEETINGS

WASHINGTON LODGE

Bro. J. Manson. N.G., presided over a good attendance at'the meeting of Washington' Lodge, and extended a weir come to visiting brethren from Star of St. Albans, Star of Rangiora, and Ridgely Lodges. Bro. Chamberlain, of Ridgely, in re? spending, conveyed fraternal from fftar of Canterbury Lcwke,: Timaru. Greetings from ,L£yal>Pione«r Lodge, InvercaxgiU,- and. Lodge, Dunedin, were conveyedby Bjffc' Valentine. ’ ' -v£ The North Canterbury; Rncainpmemt. advised that its next meeting,.wSuld be held on February 20, when the fa? stallatlon of officers would take l place. The Star* of Opawa Lodge wrote saying that they were holding their church parade oh. February 23, and invited members to Attend. . Perseverance Lodge, U.A.0.D,,' wrote thanking this lodge for the invitation extended to thetp, and saying Hhat-rthey would be pleased to attend on March 23. Four candidates ware • proposed ,f(» '’mem&i bership and 6ne member wax accepted on transfer. The bowling tournament resulted in a win for Coo^s.team,, Woolsto^Bnffaloes.' ’ Brd. E. Ar Clark presided, ati'a meet-; ing of corned >Bro, W. J. Stookdalej. (Timaru. Lodge). A report of . the Sydenham Lodge picnic was received,, and Bro. J. Miller (Ye petitw LogM; wis gratulated wihnihg " • > tne' Buffalo Cup. given by Bro. A, Buist. Fraternal (greetings were received from the

■Timaru, Ye . Petltor, and SswWiK Lodges;. Items we Bros. R A, Clark, C. F. F, Thompson. •• -