The Masonic Party

Over 500 invitations for the party to be giveu next Friday eveuing at the Masonic temple by Golden Rule Lodge, No. Í59, and Prateruity Lodge, No. 262, F. & A. JVI., have been issned aud from present appearances will he pretty generally acoepted. As is nsnal, at parties giveu in the temple rooms, dancing will be carried on in batb the lodge room and drill hall, and the Cbequamegon and Miunis' orchestras have been eugaged for tbe occasion, one orobestra being stationed in each ropm. The decoration cornmjttee proposes to have the rooms deoorated as Dicely as they have been on former occasions and the receptiou and floor cominittees will pnt foith their best efforta to make everybody feel comfortable and at home. Ligbt refreshments only will be furnished. The party is to be striotly an informal affair and the committee wish snch tö be distinctly understood aa being the case. It is to be an inexpensive party so far as it is possible to make it so, in keepiug with the thinness of most people's pocket books and the Btriugency of the times. The present ontlook is that "it will be good for anyone to have been there. "