The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

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Tu.r TrxrrAs's RsUHIox.-For several
d.v, had the Templar comzaadery Of ibis
ci,y. in connection With prominent Sir
Knisbt, from various sections u The Staks,
been engaged in Masonic labofs here. On
"Wednesday, - ~ havs nsiesd, wss the in
stitu,ion and installation cersmonies. The
Damascus Commandery No. 5 i : Masonic
entity in due form. That concluded TIE
more important duties Of ~ CoseiA =.
The guests OF this Encampment wsrs cAdy
TO depart. Grateful To- their presence iad
assistance, our Sir knights wished 70 give
them ! plsasant tsss;mDaiAl; 10 throw over
the las. reunion the fragrance If delighted
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sociations 'and happy homes. Therefore it
was that that banquet esne shout.
1t was . thoroughly admirable company,
very few other than Sir knights and ladies
filing the hall pleasantly fall, eiving room
for dance and promenade. The Templsrs
Hall is elegantly fitted up. The abandonment
one in the State, doubtless, and highly cred
liable to the gentlemen comprising the En-
campmeut here. We have 70 thank our
courteous friends, Eminent Commander Sir
Robert +. Bower and Sir Knights George u.
Seaton and John Givin, for conducting NJ
through all the apartments of the Hall,
pointing out their appointment and equip
ment.
The banquet hall was an attraction. Az il
was changed from barrenness Of floors and
/ uslh intoss thing of beauty by the tasss snd
skill of the ladies of the Sir Knights, their
responsibility Tor the work il proof conclu'
siye that it WAS attractively and we'll done
The room was gracefully decorated. Th'
table, with its pyramids and beautiful ar
rangement, was Us own praise and shah moi
tempt us At all to vain description.
At eleven o'clock there was the hour o.
feasting. Then the Templars' Hall bscam'
again scene of dancing, and converse, ant
social enjoyment Unto what hour this va
kept up we don't know, but this We do, tha
it vas altogether one Of the pleasantest at
fairs Of the season one that must have vel
impressed the visiting Sir knights, and TO
which the members here deserve mucl
praise.
The following are the officers Of the Com
mandery here: Sir Robert F. Bower, Emf
nent Commander; Sir Henry K. Love, Gen
eralssimo Sir Guy Wells, Captain General
Sir Henry W. Woods, Prelate; Sir Camp
bell K. Peck, Senior Warden; Sir DAvit
B. Smith, jr., Junior Warden Sir Isaac c
Wykof, Warderj Sir George N. Seatcn
Treasurer Sir James H. Barker, Secretary
Sir John Givin, Standard Bearer; Sir Hanb
den Buel, Sword Bearer; Sir Henry Polter
Sentinel SIR Robert Worster, LIST Guaad
Sir Marcus W. Westcott, I'd Guard 81