LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION

Evening Star, Issue 17977, 25 May 1922, Page 9

LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION

OPEN NIGHT" AT No, 55. Brellireu and .-isrers irom the various Laval Orange lode. ,- m iPnie.Jm as.-amd.ih d ; in large foi'ee u! tim Oi.'iiem Mali, Leith st reel, last e. ti 1 - i 1 ' I of i lie ' “open utclit ’ proniuo-d o\ 1.0de,: No, or. It was one < 1 tm '■ ■ • n.d ;-:ne- i cessful fiiiietueis ne' i ;;eirewii under ■ the auspices ot anv lodge n rim in.-iitu- I t.ion. Over 9 d ae l i i . 11 va sion- : lodges and the l '- v. .re.-, and lile'ido rean : present, and ilm gali'fi-'ig e.; no reied j over by 55,M. 100. . toeio.-. m e mniir- | man extended a iieari'. v. ( Icmie to Im-tli- | leu and sisiets mid w.-iitom. | R.W.G.M. Bro. F. G. Okmimimr. in (he 1 course of a loud address, re rear, o to the ! high standard ot the Level Uiamre lii-.li- ! tulirm. and it.; exluuive grow; It in New Zt-iiiaiul. He a Iso retenvJ to the splendid jierforniance jmt tin bv No. sj, which was amplified by Mm •unciion that evening’. Lodge. No. 3d was a credit to any | institution in New Zealand. ; In addition to an entertaining musical 1 ))t ogtamnie. two presentation:, vrere made ' during tho evening. The first van by 55b Bro. A. Kirkpa I rick, D.G.M., who presented the Initiation Ceremony Competition Shield to No. 59. Th.e other was by R..5V. Bro. I. M'Farknc, P.M.. G.T., who presented a. framed photograph of the winucis of the challenge shield to Bro. F. IT. Medlin. P.M. , The following contributed musical or other items -Bre. A. L. Burk (pianoforte solo), .Mr 552 Hutton and Mr C. Ji. 1 Russell (recitations), Mrs Coventry, Mr G. ’ Dunn, Air Haig, Mr J. Leech, Mrs Mar- | tin (songs), Mr G. Mason (comic song), ; Masters E. and L. Elliot, (flute; duct!, and Miss Styles and Mrs Murray (character sketch). Bro. A. L. Burk was tho accompanist. Refreshments were banded round before the close of the function. A spirit of loyalty and good-will was tim keynote of the proceedings, which concluded with the aingmg of the National Anthem,