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APRIL ELECTION , 189 2 . The Votes aud Interest of the Governors and Subscribers of the Hmml Mixmxu Institution for ( Sirte are earnestly solicited on behalf of EDITH GRACE WILSON , ( AGED 9 YEARS . ) Daughter of the late Brother Henry R . L . Wilson , who was initiated iu April 1877 , in the Lodge of Temperance , No . 169 , and continued « , member until his death , in October 1886 , in the forty-second year of his age . Ho was a subscriber to the Benevolent Institntion . for Aged Freemasons and their Widows . Brother Wilson was in the employ of the Surrey Commercial Dock Company for twenty years , nnd left a widow and six children surviving , entirely dependent upon her , the eldest being only twelve years of age . In consequence of the large family and much illness , Bro . Wilson was unable to make any provision for his family beyond a small amount of Life Insurance . The undermentioned Brethren strongly recommend the oaie to your sympathy , and Brothers marked thus * hare kindly-consented to receive proxies . Votes for Widows and Boys will also be thankfully received for exchange . SIB F . 'WVATT TKUSCOTT , P . G . W . P . M . No . 1 . SIB . Jouif HUMUI * JOHNSON , P . M . - "OliJ , Vice-Patrou Girls , L . G . Boys , on Benevolent Institution . * J . GRIFFIN , P . M . 90 , Life Governor of all the Institutions , 106 Fenchurch Street , E . C . * G . Bono * -, P . M . 117 , 1 B 9 , 1155 , P . Z . 1093 , 177 , Vice-President of all the Charities , Hi Amersham Road , New Cross . D . J . MORGAN , L . G . Boys , 1 St . Helen ' s Place , E . C . A . PULL ** P . M . 169 , P . Z . 169 , L . G . of aU the Charities , 9 Gracechurch Street . W . C . BBLLAMV , 91 Belmont , Anerley , S . E . , C . DENTON , P . M . 169 , L . G . of all tho Charities . H . MOORB , P . M . 73 , 1155 , P . Z . 169 , L . G . of all the Charities , 12 Deptford Lower Road . G . BROWN P . M . 169 , P . Z . 169 , L . G . Girls' School , L . G . Benevolent Institution , 32 Campbell Road , Bow . H . BAKH-J-TI . P . M . 117 , P . Z . 169 , L . G . of all the Charities , 8 Nutcroft Road , Peckham . G . L . MOORS , P . M . 169 , L . G . of alt the Charities , 155 Commercial Road , Peckham . J . J . PUT , W . M . 147 , L . G . of all the Charities , 21 Evelyn Street , Deptford . G . BOLTON jun ., 1165 , L . G . of all tbe Charities , The Broadway , Deptford . J . ROSJ-NSTOCK , P . M . 169 , P . Z . 169 , L . G . of all the Charities , Derrick Stre-tt , Rotherhithe . F . MORGAN , P . M . 1155 , L . G . of all tbe Charities , 31 Upper Tulse Hill . J . J . HUTCHINGS , P . M . 117 , P . Z . 518 , L . G . Boys' School , L . G . ) Girls , L . G . Benevolent , 8 Endwell Road , Brockley . * G . Join's . 1-175 , Surrey Commercial Docks . N . L . JACKSON , S . D . 169 , L . S . Boys .

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SATURDAY , 26 TH MARCH 1892 .

Mark Masoney.

MARK MASONEY .

ST . AUBYN LODGE , No . 64 . THE fifth annual ball in aid of the Mark Masonio Charities took place at the Masonic Temple , Plymonth , on Wednesday , the 9 th instant . The hall and vestibule were beautifull y decorated with towering palms , ferns , and plants of varions descriptions , which were kindly lent by the V . W . Brother the Right Hon . tbe Earl of Mount

Edgonmbe , and Bro . W . G . Hodge , F . R . H . S . The Provincial Lodgo room was transformed into a beautiful ball room , and by means of the handsome Lodge pictures , Masonio emblems , Indian curtains , varions devices , choice plants , and magnesium lanterns , it looked a perfect fairy bower , and excited the admiration and praise of the

large company . Bro . J . Ewens , of Stonebouse , did the whole of the decorations , and received the thanks of the Committee for having so admirably carried out his contract . Tho music was supplied by Bro . G . Miller , and gave general satisfaction . There were tho nsual retiring rooms , which were nicely fitted under the able direction of

Bro . \ V . H . and Mrs . Phillips . The refreshments were supplied by Bro . S . Harvey , ttio Steward of the Club , and Mrs . Harvey , who were deservedly complimented on the excellent way in which they catered . The Chairman and Director of Ceremonies was Bro . John Leonard , who haa taken an active port in the affair from its commencement ,

the M . C . s being Bros . E . J . Leonard , W . Biscombe , H . Gibbons , and C H . F . Menhiuin ' ck . The Committee were : —Bros . W . J . Pengelly , A . Roberts , P . Hannaford , R . Blight , J . F . Penwarn , T . S . Eyre , J . F . Burns , G . F . Watson , T . G . Taylor , T . Worledge , G . Gtirney , W . G . Hancock , and James Harvey . The secretarial duties were

carried out by Bro . W . H . Dillon , with great ability . During the evening a splendid concert took place in tbo banqueting hall , the arrangements being well carried out by Bros . Frank R . Thomas and A . J . Verdi . The treat of the evening -was Mr . Rowlands , of the Grand Theatre , who rendered two songs in inimitable style . Miss Dillon played a pianoforte selection , with - * roat ability , and was