The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-29

zs<saf a 81 55aMs A3efEHttsfT 80 = - cEse-
- 81 several Masonic bodies with IN
.ssass 81 otIscefs and 4 grand banquet.
Grafsa Army posts and associate
- haa 4 grand bail ID the Armory
$500 night, which was largely at
- ssd fully enjoyed The new team
i - Improved Order Of led Men has re-
80 Is farapkernalsa and vii hereafter
& - wesk Tor seattle Tr1ise, No. 2. The
+ ge.l6ws have dispensed relief 20 sew
=. ssesv brothers and have recslyed mex
sssIssrs n several lodges. The next two
- dc witness .Iae installation Of Of
4 - s : large number 81 the secret socie-
800 shls eltY. Following Is the record
! she past week
1ng HAs9ETc BopIxs
4 Tkgs has seen q very prosperous year for
/ !. ussoaie fraternity q seattle notwItb-
..sssse tie loss al the lodge rooms and
ssss.sssernalia by Ore last June. and ali
- resort marked increase IN mem
sgsAln
~ FRIDAY. ST Johns dav, st. Johns
lslse 80. 4. Eureka Lodge. No. -, + and
aN. seattle Chapter. No. s. X. A. n.
g LARAMIE Chapter. No. 6. Order 81 the
i
Fssss bail. The exercises beginning at
- Is. The lisst order q business vas
= h.stas:alEoH OF the nlfcexs 81 the blue
l.ssss IS past Grand Master ]. r.. Kunzie.
& 0.se0n. FolIowing are the officers OF
gplsa's lodge Professor j. II. Taylor,
IL. II. Il. Whitney, =. w: L. III.
Nhseler. W, Professor r. 81. Catch.
enssarr. D. s EhoFey. treasurer; y. i.
Fs.tron. s. b.; u. ~. Sass. ). D.; John
Afhng. s. g.; J. +. Miller. ]. Is. g. ID.
Ksght. tyler
falloaiaR are the officers Of Eureka
6s r. 81 Freed, w. a.. John Nc
ess.h. s. W.; A. ". Bennett. j. W.. w.
r Poale. secretary; A. L. Palmer, treaa-
~. ]. VI. Park, ). D.; j. II. Radcliffe,
] d John 1hrisllanson. =. 81 e. ID.
Esght. tyler
he next IN order wss an address by Ars.
& 4 Palmer. on the Relations Of the Or
Il 81 he Eastern Star to the Masonic Fra
ksalsy. The address was well written and
asasd careful preparation. svincing no
Ice crsldillon IN the principles Of chaEit-
So soeieiiss. Mrs peimer. retiring ms
kua. fhsn installed the officers of Lor-
sslns Chapter ~ follows: Mrs. J. NJ. Tay-
It worthy nlatron. Mrs. j w. sackman.
rpfshy associate mairon, ]. II. kunzie,
spfshy patron. Mrs. Godfrey, eonsincsress.
US jennie ieYeny. associate conduetFesss
~ VI. Ii. Ellis. treasurer Mrs. I. A.
asxn, secretary; Mrs Goodseli. Ada, Mrs.
lsxander. Ruth, Miss Emma CochfAne.
Eaher; Mrs. ". Y. Rhinshart. Martha;
~ Jessie Coehrane. Electra Mrs. A.
fzsaner. warden; Brother 6. ID. knight.
kasnel.
a. able address was then delivered by
ISpely 6irand High Priest W. v. Rhine
40. en the advantages and Utility OF
Masonry The Paper was carefully pro-
pared sad Vas received with enthusiasm
" the msmnefs. As second officer In this
jurisdiction Of Royal Arch MaSons. he
sasn Installed the officers OF Seattle Chap
60, "a ! being assisted BY J kunzie
- marshal and Professor j. NJ. Taylor rs
sAspian. a. fellows A. l.. Spencer, high
Isaat. j G. Peterson. king; G. W. Law
fea serihsi \. ii. Peterson, captain of tho
host l. II. Wheeler. principal soiourneF:
Il RatcliiIe. Roysl Arch captain; y. s.
Martin treasurer, ". w. Poole, secretary
aebn Mc6sath. grand master Of the fifst
vac, William Minship, grand master OF
~ seeend vale spaulding, grand mas
~ q the third vale; Z. d. knight. tyler.
The ceremonies We're then followed by q
aaqHes. and about SOD Masous and their
iaailiss ssE down 20 supper and spent two
sssy pleasant hours. Part OF the assembly
sasn enjoyed themselves BY dancing until
nsas Il. when they repaired 10 their homes.
= expressing the wsSh that they might
sloy many more Of such ffaternal gather
Ar&
y Johns lodge was convened last nign
De Noeng NaIaraiists' hall and trans.
aeied Routine business. The officers were
ssalsd psevioas to the opening Of lodge by
sessaip-al Master Taylor.
Tie initiate Masonic friends Of Major
:. hisehart, deputy grand high priest,
Naseisd him surprise party az his resi-
ssse. easaer Of Film and LeRora streets.
= party Vas in honor 81 the anniversary
aaleg klnehArs's birthday.
eRANn AKNY POSTS
stevens Post, No 1. g. 4. H.. gave the
~ annual bali IN The Afmory. Christ.
IS Night, which Was deelsled success,
sesiss ~ persons being present. AZ mid.
hshs TIE Momen's Relief Corps of the posi-
kaFr banquet or camp kettle represent
= TIE reverse side Of the eagle at the =.
4 aadgek Tha members al the Relief
sesse resafa thanks tn Charles Louch for
essfy substantial aud liheral donation.
On January there wiil ho joint patlie
sssAslAtl1u az the ArmoFy ~ tie ofieeys Of
sessns roat JOAN f. Miller Pest. General
seasSe IL, Thomas 1anlp S 0f y, and
sEssas Relief Coffss TIE COMMITTEES ia
Ma2re Ct the Installation ceremonies are
= ea.segs eject ol sac different oygsaiaA-
49,
"a Saturday. December ~ T. = Carroli.
a. mastering osaasf. g. A. 4. organised
49, t'ost AZ 0Fiine The ieliowiug-slau 4ed
esfasses SeFe uaastesSd l. T. Tallmsn.
{. s lA4aes. VII r. Nemeger. Charles II.
49, fAomas Hsa&lln. l. A. Coek. "a.
ENss ]. Mclaughlin. aomas Meyers III.
lFtsegei AlheTs Marta, H. l. Nc
yF ] }. Hunter All,art selGsngs.
- &, AfksusnfA p8Nla RaaertS 5eha
ssAsss. : 4. glseern4an. Following are
= esssefs e.scte3s L. T. Talhasa. l. T. /.
$. @s4'.es s. y. g.. ". r. NrmsuysT, }.
~; i o Haaila. Z NJ ~ Fleck.
ssesaia, r. Roberts, D. r., J J. Nc.
sssa4a. q g., q a. hsav, aa5usAngs l.
sssek s0Esea0. 4. Mafan, sergeant 4.
AsAs's, gaAFtcEBaste seFseARt
eotNas af rlsa apn r1aaew>
ssaitle i.osev Ne E. ]. q. q. p. trans
sssd nosalag bqt Yeutsae bassaeSs as she
~ssNas hel3 Hasa T8esslap nisah NrN
sssas HlSAs sfe seAm Wlii eouier the sss-
~ sssgee, IAr installation el ogs3eUfs
b hss3 January
fraternity Lodgc. Ne. g. I, q O. -.
sesaea BE szeaaa assd thtFl degrees "a tie
meeting hsad Thursday night
80 kaarssssy thrss candidates wfd ae
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