The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-03
Royal Courtesics
Hrs MAJESTY DINEs HIS MASONIC
RrFTHTRN.

ST Johns day, the -ith nit' -
will loug he kept green in the memories o' .Hs
Fre,uasons Of this city on account o. the III
s;ssn,s connected with the installation eeFe
,,on;c, Of 10th lodges established IN TINS
kingdom. "Le Progress de ! Oceanic and
Hawaiian" and the banque; rendered to
them in the new Palace by their Royal BROTH
or mason, King Kalakaua.
Tn, installation ceremonies were perform
de at each lodge early in the evening. At lie
Proyrcs de 7 Oceanic Past Master David Day
ton acted as Installing Master and al the
Hawaiian Lodge Past Master J. A passenger
ofsoiuied. The officers installed at lie Progress
were Frank J. Higgins, W. NJ; John A. Spear
s.W; Marx V Thompson, J. W David Day
ton. Orator F. Marcos, Secretary; ?. opier-
..sl, Treasurer: 7, II. Rein, Deputy to the su-
nreHe Council in France; Peter O'sullivan, ;.
DIVE. Davey. J. D.; a. Fernandez, J. G.:
\. Clifford, Tyler. At Hawaiian Lodge, the
following officers were installed: George L
Have W. NJ. Robert Moore, s. "; James NJ
Nonssrrat, J. W.;D.K. Fyfe, Secretary; L.
w.v. Treasurer; Theo. c. Porter, 5. D.; James
II Bovd. J. D.; Ben Whitney, Tyler. Wor-
sbipfnl Master Frank Higgins, Of lie Progress
was presented with Past Masters Jewel, by
Past Master Dayton, the donor making few
pleasant remarks in the presentation, htly re-
sponded to by the recipient.
Al the conclusion Of the installation cere-
monies a, Hawaiian Lodge. the officers and
members proceeded in a body to the rooms of
lie Progress, where, joining forces the two
bodies, proceed BY the Royal Hawaiian Band
marched to the Palace pursuant to an invita-
tion rendered the Masonic Fraternity by His
Majesty to partake of his hospitality.
1--WE are indebted to the p. C. 4. for the fol
lowing report Of the brethren present, ad-
dresses, etc:
His Majesty. accompanied by Gov. Douiinis.
reoeived his guests in the Throne Room, they
passipc by him and saluting him as their 1sov-
s-eigu after which he and. the Governor took
,bsir places in the procession as Past Masters
.,d with the brethren sat down to partake
a the good things provided. The head Of
ia. table was occupied by the Worshipful Broth
.rs Higgins and Howe, and on their immediate
right. His Majesty, Brothers Il. NJ. Daggeti, A.
Fornander. A. :. Cleshorn and J. A. Cruzan.
On the left were Brothers J. o. Doininis' W b,
Wright, Alex Mackintosh' } A. hassinser ana
D. Dayton.
In addition to tho hreathern above
mentioned there were present Brothers w,
,p,a W. Buckle, {. D. Crane, J. DOdd, j. o.
pominis. Z. B. Friel T. Il. Lucas, J. NJ. Oct, jr.,
w Il. Wright, P. NJ, ;. Nowlien, q. Ballantine,
II &. Crabbe. D. Mcdonald, D. Mcmillan, J. L.
R,sb +. Mclean. /. B. Peterson, J. II. Bruins,
sep J. H. Boyd, A :. Cleghoru, J. II. Harrison,
NJ Hvrnat. J. A. Hassinger, p. NJ, W. L. Hop
rer c. Hammer, W. johnson, g. II. Luce, N
Iouissou. Rev. Alex. Macintosh, p. NJ, r. Nc
Ei,,l,ip ]. H. Patty, ). Roth, T. sorenson, j. 5
s,,;,,ie. +. A. Schaefer, 4 n Tripp, q. West
W / Wilcox, q. Williams, A. FornAnder, p. NJ.
Sam Parker. Captain Bates, j. A. Cruzau, Il, J.
C,.rp r. G wignaII, r. Graham, A. NJ. MelIis
- Fishel. T. H Norton, NJ. HagAn, W. White
I. T,qssuiut, I. NJ. Nordberg, I. L. Clarke, J
= Ha,,sis. Henry Macliutosh, p. NJ, J. A. Nc
Candies. II. J. Agnev, Z. Kestler, L. A. Hart
II II Berry. Captain Fries, H. simpson, L. J
T,r.v ! Brown, p. NJ. L. Tucker, c. H. Ed
,i5,s p NJ. Roliin NJ. Daegeti f. H. Macy
= Terrell. b. \. wingaie. Z r. Hendry, r
Hale. 5. c. smith, J. Angus, J. Mott, N. NJ
Scott, Rev. Geo. Wallace, {. johnson, l. [
Kruse, W. Bdbsoek, e. Z. G. Jackson and fe7
others whose names were not recorded
The banquet "as spread III 'ii' uii'.''s 'oO,' :
,,..,, ,,,lara The tables were laden with al
n. GOOD things obtainable, and the wines weT'
~, mos, recherche character Before sittin.
tl..si,,,, ,-,s ostsd by Brother Alex
ooNn' -. ;,,z,;,. q, Al.
ander Maekintosh' N''i uo-ne
viauds, Past Master Dayton orator oi Louse
Procres de pOcsanie called the brethren to or