The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-05

ing officers:
Charles E. Wright, $50, NJ E. Sow. P. CIR,
Master.
John Henry, G. H. P Deputy CIR. Master
"A George F. Branham, NJ. Z Sen. CIR. Warden.
= Lew Wallace, N. f. Jun Or Warden.
joseph Stauh Val CIR Treasurer.
Cortes +. Holiday, $50, Val CIR. Sec. K. of s.
and A.
Henry H. McGaffey, Val. CIR Mas. of Ger.
Albert Gall, Val. CIR. Alinoner.
q Charles l.. Hutchinson, Val. CIR. Mas. of L.
Gilbert W. Davis, $50, CIR. Tiler.
The musical programme for the council de-
grees is exceptionally fine. and includes several
Numbers of new music, as follows:
l. by the rivers of Babylon"
2. go thou unto the King" grand chorus
g. Welcome chorus.
4. ReTerIe.
s. Ode to Princes of Jerusalem.
6. Coronation chorus.
At 730 P. NJ. the chapter OF Rose Croix will
confer the ITO and 100, under the direction of
the following officers:
Byron K. Elliott, NJ. W. and P. NJ.
r. O. Hawkins Senior Warden.
John A. Holman, Junior Warden.
F. S. Newcomer, Grand Orator.
John A. Henry, Master of Ceremonies.
j. Giles Smith, Captain of the Guard.
Inc musical programme is as below;
l. Chant.
2. Professional chorus,
life"
4 Song and chorus-"The child of a king"
s. Hosanna- Quartet.
g. Soo-.Faitn."
2. Solo--''Hope"
8. Qaartet-"Charity"
9. "GlOrla in excelsis."
10. "Te Deum."
IL. Coronation chorus, by the lodge.
THE VISITING BRETHREN.
The following is tho complete list of visitors
registered up TO midnight:
Michigan Clly-Wm Blinks, ]. A. Manning,
Walter Vail, 33o.
Elkhart-T C. Eckelman, A. J. Scofeld.
South Bend-C. N. Lawton, j. c. Burdsal.
Warsaw-J.W. Curtis, Geo Moon, E. M. Chap
lin
Aurora-J. P. Coulter. Vim. Maybin, F. A. sla-
Richmond-W j. Robbie $50, T. H. Gordon, c.
B. Cole, ]. II. Nicholson, Peter Ritter, H. N.
Meyer Joseph l. Smith, W. II. windie, william
Gephart, ]. R. Hayes, J. NJ. Wilson, S. Marlatt,
Charles E. Marlatt, Christian Fetta, W. N.
Thompson, {. W. Bennett. Howard Campbell,
Thomas p. Logan, Leroy Land, Nicholas Druly,
B. F. Land, D. Walters.
WinchesIer-Tho Klnk, jr j. E. Markle,
Bradford 90. III. Bacon.
Vincennes-John l.. Butler.
Lawrenceburg-L. S. Isdell.
LawreDce--W. T. Fletcher.
Goshen-C. 3 Harris.
Fort Wayne. l. Gruber, s.. B. Sweet, VIM.
Geake, George ". Pixley John Little, r. G. Bell.
Cleveland, OWN. Vischer, B. D. BaDcock
$50, W. +. Thurber.
Plainfield-T. J. Charlton.
Anderson-E. J. Walden.
Fortville-A. Hagen.
CiDcinnali--S. J. Hillman.
Nashville, Tenn.-C. II. Eastman.
. Defiance, O.-John L. Scott
Weisberg-A. P. Ferinier.
Lapofte-E. g. Hamilton $50, j. W. Parke, A.
N. Morris.
Bt. Joseh--S. n. Leighty
Frankfort-J. W. Morrison, s. V. Bayless, E,
Huntsinger.
Eendale-Collns Blackmer.
Lyons Iowa.. Fl. Van Patten
shelbyyllie-G W. f. Kirk, WIN. Hacker.
Evansville-S. W. Douglass.
Jonesboro-H, l.. Daily.
Rushville-E. H. Wolfe.
Greenfeld-Eph. Marsh, Nelson Bradley
Terre Haute-J r. Kendall.
Chicago-B. L. Hand, H. c. Tryon.
Iogansport-J. A. Adr an, A. J. Robinson.
Marion-J. NJ. Barnard.
Clinton-J. J. Higgins.
gainesville, O-J. L. Pierson.
Knoxville, Tenn.-W. w. Allen.
Rockville-J. +. Cross, John l.. Boyd.
BintftOns-E, Y. StHrgis.
Nation, INV. P. Keller
Cincinnati-Wm. Letter, Vim. Smith.
Dayton-Allen LETTERS, e, f. Pryor.
NOTES.
number of the most distinguished Masons in
this country will probably arrive to-day.
Twelve applicants for these degrees wait to
receive them after the close of this conyocation.
all residents Of this city.
There is a prospect that during this con yoca-
ton lodge of Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Syriac Rlte, will be organized here, with the as.
sistance OF the Ohio visitors
large delegation of Cincinnati Masons ia ex-
pected to-day. They are anxiOus 10 3 ee the new
temple, and adjourned Gbulum Lodge of Per-
1ectlon over one week in order to be here.