The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-20


Chorus" Gloria" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Choir
Chorus" Hosannah"- .............-......Ch Choir
Hymn-"Rose CroiS" .-......-..........--..Cho Choir
Solo and Chorus-"Child of a King"
Blake, Trisagion, Belcher and Choir
Coronation By the Lodge
Theannual banquet was held at $50 P. NJ, in the
ately after the close of work in the sixteenth
degree. DR.. Charles E, Wright presided, and
introduced each toast with fitting and appropri
ate remarks
John H. Holiday, of the News, was the first
speaker, and delivered the welcome address. He
spoke of the proverbal hospitality of the various
bodies of the A. and A. rite in Indianapolis and
assured all members of the order cordial well
come whenever they visited Indiana consistory
L. d. Richardson of Chicago, responded briefly
to the toast, "Our Visiting Brethren"
The Candidates" was responded to by Judge
Niblack, of Vincennes. He made a very witty
speech, fully appreciated by both candidates and
members, and was frequently interrupted by ap-
plause.
Colonel N R. Ruckle answered the toast, 1.-THE
A. and A. Rite" giving short history of the or
der in this State. He gave DR.. James NJ. Tom.
linson the credit of being the first to move in the
matter of introducing the rite in this city.
1.-THE York Rite was responded to by Bruce
Carr.
1.-THE Southern Jurisdiction, = by John R. Par
son and w. H. Mayo, of ST. Louis. Both speak
ers commended the manner in which the degrees
were conferred here, and hoped the day was not
far distant when there would be but one juris-
diction, and not divided as it now is in name
only.
Other addresses were delivered by E. A. Arm
strong. of Detroit; j. c. Suit, of Frankfort
Judge Byron K. Elliott, of this city, and Judge
Viehe, of Vincennes one of the candidates.
LIST OF VISITORS.
The following is list of visitors who regis
tered at the rooms of the Rite yesterday, in ad-
dition to those already published:
Marion-C. L. Brown
Frankfort-E. Huntsinger, Moses DeCamp G.
w. Griffith.
st. JOE. D. Leighty.
Union City-B F. Coddington.
Kendalvle-J. B. Kimbal
Fort Wayne-John Humphreys, Samuel B.
Sweet
Greenfeld-H Snow, Joseph Baldwin, Nelson
Bradley.
Muncie-J w Perkins, J. G. Wood, D. Cam
mack Geo. H. Andrews
Rockville-W. N. Writ, J. F. Cross.
Crawfordsville-L A. Foote
Richmond-W J. ROBBIE, Joseph L. Smith, w
M. c. Ratliff, jr., John H. Nicholson, T. H. Cor
don, p Butler, Thompson L. Marlatt, D. W.
Johnston, J. NJ Wilson, r. F. Davis, G. P. Hol-
ton, VIM. Trindle, H. N. Land.
Jonesboro-H. L DAILY.
Rushville-E. H. Wolfe
DECATUR. H. Bobo
Warsaw. D. Medaman, J. N. Bash, c. W.
Chapman
Terre Haute-H. Fl. Boudinot
Logansport-O. B. Sargent.
Michigan City-A. G. Tillotson, A. R. Col
born.
Fortville--A. Hagen.
La Porte-A. NJ. Morris.
Ligonier-J. F. Gard.
Franklin-Samue ?. Oyler
st. Louis, Mo.-James H. Mcintyre, W. II.
Mayo, j. j. Harmon, G. K. Reifsnider.
Detroit Mich. W. Van Patten E. A. Arm
strong.
Freeport Il-Charles E. Scott
Chicago-B. F. Arnold
Cincinnati-A Haywood, R. II. Smith, VIM
Letter
Gallon, Cd. E. Shea
To-DAY's WORK
The proceedings for this the closing day of
the convocation, will consist of the work in the
Constitory degrees, 1872 to 32o, beginning at 10
A. N. and continuing at and P. NJ, with N. R.
Rucllle, $50, illustrious commander.in- chief and
Joseph W. Smith, 33o, master Of ceremonies.
The degrees are as follows:
10. Grand Pontif.
90 Master ad Vitam.
81. Patriarch Noachite
% Prince OF Libanus.
%. Chief of the Tabernacle.
a. Prince of the Tabernacle
25 Knight of the Brazen Serpent
26. Prince of Mercy
q. Commander of the Temple.
%. Knight of the Sun
30 Knight of st. Andrew
80. Grand Elect Knight Kadosh, or Knight of
the White and Black Eagle.
81. Grand Inspector Inquisitor Commander.
81. Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret.
NOTES
Thirty four members of the eonsistory took
the oriental degree ye sterday in one of the par
lors at the Denison.
The visitors from other consistories are all
lavish in their praise of the work of the Indiana
consstory, and say they never before saw the
degrees conferred so impressively as they are
here, Cincinnati not excepted.
The work of caring for and entertaining visi t.
ors was attended to by T. S. Mckinley, of
Crawfordsville S. A Wilson, of Muncie J. A.
Manning. of Michigan City w. p. Keliar, of
NATION, H., c. F. Holiday and G. w. Davis, of
this city, who labored hard to see that none