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Monday, January 18, 2010

Speaking At Houston Table Lodge February 26th

On Friday February 26th 2010, Gray Lodge No. 329 and Jacques DeMolay Lodge No. 1390 A.F. & A. M. are hosting a city-wide table lodge in Houston, Texas. Any Mason ( EA, FC , MM) in recognition with the Grand Lodge of Texas is invited to attend.

Dinner begins at 7 pm at Arabia Shrine Center, 10510 Harwin Drive, Houston, TX 77036

I will have the honor of being the speaker for the evening.

From the official notice for the event:

The Table Lodge is one of the oldest Masonic traditions. This modern practice of Masonry was first perfected in the taverns and inns of Scotland and England, where early Lodges met and celebrated the social virtues of the Craft at the table. A Table Lodge should be an extravaganza of Masonic fellowship, of feasts, lectures and togetherness. Come join the festivities of one of Masonry's greatest traditions.


Tickets are $50, including meal, drinks and parting gift. Contact Roberto Sanchez or Tony Bass for tickets.

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Officers of Jacques DeMolay Lodge No. 1390, Houston, TX
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2 comments:

  1. ChuckEyeMon Jan 18, 05:15:00 PM 2010

    I look forward to seeing you there.

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  2. AnonymousThu Jan 21, 10:42:00 PM 2010

    Our District Table Lodge is this Saturday and I'm looking forward to it. It's always a good time.

    My lodge is also in the planning stages for a Table Lodge in September.

    I hope you enjoy yourself thoroughly Worshipful Sir.

    Don Tansey
    St. John's Lodge #2

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