The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-06

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THEsE-F9ID fSsTALLArToE.
-. an extended affair was the in
~ n the various branches 81
$500 other than the symbolic
s'ss s1-e al SeW Year eve, At the
q sfshe Knights TeInplar, or As it is
- $3.50 called. Pythian ball.
ssse,.ss Cn1nniaadery, No. 2, %
80 Teuspiar. was first installed
bhEBs :.st Eminent Grand Com
p - Alfred L. Palmer, as follows
aA1''x Alexander. T.. G.. sir w. v.
v,t gererailssimo; Sir II. r.
- - eantain general; Sir John r.
nsmor. pfelaie 1lr. hliiofy ButleFr
49, .-'-,.s Sir e. II. 3errick. resorlier;
y Henry Peterson, senior warden
III Poole junior warden; Sir
fswton, standard bearer: Sir
-. WrKinuon, sword bearer; Sir
49, Portius. wsrder; Sir G.. ID.
gs;rat. sentinel.
y Trusten r. Dyer acted as grand
.-sbsl n the foregoing ceremony
= he installation of the ROYAL
- f.bnusers. which was next in or,
~ sord,ieted by Deputy Grand High
So VI. g. Rinehart, a. follows: A.
srsrrer. N. J.. high priest; r. Pom.
klng; ]. VI. Taylor, TX. scribe,
II MerTiek, secretary, H. Butler
..., - w. VI. Poole, captain Of
-. ipaniei Mckinnon, principal so.
800. 4. ". Lawt0n, Il. A. captain
wbita. master third veil --
49,. master second veil; NJ. Cos
49, master frat yeil G. j. knight
HTse4 followed the induction TO Office
= - newIy-elected Oifiee-bearers OF
Lorraine Chapter no. ., Order OF the
Faslera star The Most Worthy
s;rssa Patron 81 the Commonwealth
4 washington. Prof J. NJ. Taylor
ss,,inesed the installation, assisted bY
n, D j Sackmau, as grand mar
81 = follows Mrs. x. A. Palmer
.srtby matron; Hon. A. Palmer,
GOTH patron Mrs Alice Taylor,
xsrthy assistant matrOn: Mrs. Ella
pontii1s. conduciress; Mrs. Emma
Rgplex. associate conducfress Mrs.
II. Rinehart, secretary; Mrs. ID. J.
ssekmaa. treasurer; Rev. John
Damon. chaplain; Mrs l.. Al
T,ssa. Adah Mr.. Ac6rath. Ruth ;
NJ Emma Cochrane, Esther; Mrs,
NaryI.. Damon. Martha; Mrs. J. G.
feehssne. Elscta; Mrs. W. II. Ellis,
xsrser: Charles u. knight, sentinel.
Al The close Of the foregoing very
Interesting ceremonies, Past Worthy
Patron W. v. Rinehart crayed the IL
dalgeaee % the company, and, at a
agnal from ham. Past Worthy Patron
Al. II. Ellis escorted Past Worthy
Nstrens Mars +. Damon and J. G..
geehrane, 10 the east, where Major
ginehart, In a speech abounding IN
sequence and rhetorical compliment.
prssented each OF the ladies' mention
81. tn behalf II their sisters and
brothers. with an elegant Past Worthy
Mstrons iewel-a sword, with an East
EN- Star shield. to BIO worn as breast
gsn. Owing 10 the surprise OF the re-
eipents. and At their request,
Rev. Mr.. Damon thanked the
chapter for them. The vast COM
paay now proceeded 10 discuss the
FOOD things which had boon provided
n abundance BY the members OF the
commandery. whose especial guests
al we're at this time 10 be regarded
AMI the moments sped rapidly with
music and matchmaking until the
dawn Of the New Year. One OF the
choice and ng-;o-he-remembered
gems Of the evening was the reprodue-
don. by Sir lIiilory Butler. of the first
speech OF Rev /. l. Stevens upon bis
assembling the Indian tribes OF
the sound in council. which
was given and translated into
the Chinook laregn, sentence by
sentence, followed By the quaint re
marks OF the abofigines. The com
pany was large and very agreeable
the hall was 20 vel flied as 70 pre-
vent the possibility Of getting cor
rect list OF those attending.
The commandery nov number
e members, and ike the sHbordinat
bodies, is Ia a prosperous condition.
0ging 70 the tearing down OF TIA
ed Masonic hall. 10 he replaced by
temple worthy OF the city. it is ex
pected that the chapter meetings viii
ior some months az least. be beld ia
pythiau hall
MASONIC INSTALLATION Ar UTsALkDT.
ON Wednesday evening, January ?
the following officers elect Of Camanc
Lodge No 10. f. & A. Masons, ut Il,
salady, were daily ins allied, Rev. rhos.
+. Damon OF Seattle officiating, assist.
ell by Capt Chas. J.. Moves OF Utsalady
: grand marshal Charles F. Burn.
ham, woTshipful master: David Gum,
tnior warden; John +. Irvine. junior
ssrden; l. y. sill, treasurer: J. \.
Thompson, secretary George Billings
senior deacon; y. J. Chapman, junior
aescon, q. L. Good, senior
steward; A. F. R0well, Jun.
ay steward; Marcus Nelson, TYLER.
The services were interspersed by
nayc- vocal and Instrumental. rend-
sfed By the members and their lady
Trends. addresses on che order uf the
Eastern Star bv Bros. J.. f. Damon
ltfome Ely ani Sister y. ]. Chapman.
Athe conclusion ol the service IN the
Aasoaie hall, the company repaired
Y tAe haaqnet rooms of the hotel.
.aeFe to1,hSume feast was spread
LAis- IN the evening, and until the
s2zGiers came To return many at the
sassis homeSard the spacious dance
"a. fesoanded with the music OF the
@eassiFa, and many couples enjoyed
sNHes Of graceful measures. Among
e guests present during the evening
seN MeSdamcs l.. }. Noyes.
4 + Rowen John II. Thomp-
Charles C.awson, Mis-
sSlo,ap, +. psJorup. Thos. White.
: = Shapman. e. +. Durham and
- hillsng. OF ttsalady; Mrs. Bar
sas'an aud Mr.. Geo. ". Morse OF
- hafhor; Mrs. Brown. Mrs. /. y.
- AFS II, Dewey OF Stauwood /;
500 ldnnie aud Flo Crsnney OF
s~leN.le Miss lii and Miss Don
-lhe.. S,auwooi; Misses Jennie
- Hattie heIOcup. Lizzie Empie,
- hmpie, Gracic Moves, aad 6eor-
and Moliic DcJorup of UtSalaiy;
~. /. y sill. J. H. Irvine,
- Adams II. Dewey. VIM. Han
- !. Gum. J. 4. JENNIE. StanWood:
n uamoR. Allan Walton. Seattle
q .ss / raEDey. Joseph Powers. Al.
I.ea3!d, +, Mitchell. Cuupeyille.
| 50, t1lt. tteo. Morse. OAK
Soi \. Delorup. 4. +. Burnham.
- Siaoson, Capt &. J. Moves, J.
rsss'son, J. $. Reason. John 4.
-p>on, Z. F. Johnson. Geo. Bill
~ \ + Rowell, y. J.. Chapman.
- 1. 4, White, Hugh Ross. J Jar
- Nm Jameson. q. =. Good. Chas.
-, Marcus Nelson and a few
- Sisase names could uot he re-
@.S5;;.'efet The prospect for the i'm
- t - examination ~ chapter cf
V''leF o. the Eastern star at LISA
very encouraging.
Ak zieGANy PRESENT.
- NE recent annual installation OF
V'''sss 81 the iwa Masonic lodges
slie a very pleasant event
aas tar remained an
s..s'S'el. Bro W W. Posle the
niss'er OF Eureka Lodge. No.
| b. ri been couytcously Invited bv
IS FonUus. the retiring master