GOOD TEMPLARS
Wednesday night’s meeting of tho Hope of Dunedin Lodge will bo remembered na I a “rod letter” occasion. Over fifty visi- | tors from the Rescue and Firm and True ; Lodges were officially welcomed, and with ; tho °Hope members the capacity of tho | hall was taxed to its full seating accom- i modation. After being welcomed by tho 1 C.T. (Sister Crawford), tho Chief Tern- : plars of tho visiting lodges.were accorded i seats on the platform, and responded to the welcome afterwards. A good address by Bio. Dalton, G.C.T., was well received. Ho rend a letter ho had got lately from Kent, England, in which the writer told of the rapid advance of the order in tho Old Land. Ho sent greetings to tho Dunedin lodges, which were received, and Bro. Dalton promised to convoy their geetings in reply. A collection to provide a treat to the Juvenile Lodge resulted in a fair sum being ob- , tained for that object. A first-class pro- , gramma of songs, recitations, and musical j items was most enjoyable, after which i supper was handed round by a, band ot willing helpers. Then followed parlor games. i
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Evening Star, Issue 17691, 18 June 1921, Page 13
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