Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-28

W OrtHy MalfOn elseti saAicu tnV
to order and announced
the purpose of the occasion. John
Most Worthy Deputy /
Grand Patron. then proceeded with
the form of ihaugurating Golden
Rule Chapter No. 5, in manner
that plainly showed his proficiency |
in every detail connected Herewith,
after which the beautiful work of
installing the new officers was con-
Quoted by Mr.. Martin in similar
commendatory action, he being ably
assisted by F. p. Cavanah, r. w.
d. G. Marshal; w. C. Wickersham,
r. w. D. G. Secretary, and Ed.
Stearns, r. w. d. G. Chaplain, as
follows:
Mrs. J. T. Gilman, Worthy MatrOn.
G. ID. Golden, Worthy Patron.
Mrs. g. ID. Golden. Associate Matron.
Ed. Stearns, Secretary.
Mrs. q. w. Fletcher, Jr., Treasurer
Mrs. r. II. Davis, Conductress.
Mrs. J. II. Van Setback, Associate
Conductress.
Mrs. w. II. Owen, Adah.
Mrs. G. w. jackson, Ruth.
Mrs. Cy. V. Smith, Esther.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Wall, Martha,
Mrs. ID. B. Ethel. Elec'a.
Mrs. l. +. Meek, Warder.
James Stamp. Sentinel.
Isaac Culp. Chaplain.
q. l.. Wall, Marshal.
Mrs. w. C. Wickersham, Organist.
At the conclusion of installation,
W. C. Wickersham, Il. w. u. q. s.,
was called upon TO give brief his
tory Of the organization, which he
did in a clear tone and with quota
tions indicating that he, although a
Young member, was well versed in
the progress Of the order from its
foundation.
Mrs. J. T. Gilman, w NJ, was
next asked to address the audience,
Her subject was Collects of the
Rite" and the lady's remarks were
made in sweet voice that pene-
trated every nook of the large hall
and with manner and grace that
would have done credit to any one
more experienced in such matters.
Her language was couched in such
appropriate and touching words
that we print them below. feeling
that the short address will be read
with interest and profit by all. Mrs.
Gilman said:
sisters Brothers and Friends:
FOR a more extended diffusion Of the principles NJ
morality and friendship bV established and signia
cant emhens: for melting the infuenee Of fcnalr'
toward the purposes % the Massir institution. fn
increasing social nv the aid n the Masnnic
tie for ameliorasing the siou of thu destitnt,
widow and the helpless orphans. and for afording in
creased facilities In relieving distressed female tray
eler-. the American Adortve Rite has been framed
The wixe~, Mothers widows. sisters and daughter
Of Masnn- can nos, from the 'mmntahle iaNs = 'h'
81 Free Masonry: but there Is reason why there
should not he = society for them which may No
merely enable them 10 make themselves known {.
Naxons and 20 fo obtain assistance AMI pr,te. tinr,
but by means Of which. zrting IN concert thFnaEi
the tie Of association and NATAL Obligation they
cooperate in the great iahorS Of Masonry b. assist
ing III and In sontr respect. directing the chaTtte
and telling In the cause Of human progress To -
surves-f results In purlo-e laHdabie. Il
necessary that It's sntarie< should army s rules In
rigid carefully maintain is landmark: aliai
into its haids only those Aho sell calculated h
Temperament and pre4ple TO understand and apprs
esa,e IL beaniies. and work out patiently AMI N
, / tiFtnRty is grand designs.
The theory q the unler a. the Eastern s,ar
, founded upon tie Holy rtings Five prunines
female characters, Illustrating many moral 81
tines, have been selected and Aiopted The ssertiou
, arc:
} l. JepihAihs Daughter. illustrating respect TO n
histdinz farre 81 a vow
:. Ruth. illustrating devotion to religious pFir
: eiplss
5 Ezsher. Illustrating hisliiy To kindred an
, friends
a Martha. Illustrating faith IN the hour - trial
J. Eaceta. Illustrating Fssaenes and sahsnsaisi n
Ttess virtues have uoshere In bl-,o-r mere hi
liant axemIars than 10 the i've ehAra-ssss Illustrate
ID the seetgrr. n fsc arsier a. the tssfeFn star
= TIE koaorahis and exalted lIEfoses hal IN yi-w &
. is dissemination have aaao, TIA worthy ii
: name It, sfafs Ia SHINING 70 THIS s.isossey
charity tha sirtaasis. Intelligent and Influential
m ale members a families truly eacoira.iu
e ard stimulate its frrads 70 TersegeEe Ia ssl.er
pxomul- alton e thu ~ tenn
Ascending 70 tfe tenefs a the nr,Irr a. tie IA.
, ern star, the Adaptive Rite stanis brigh, uoa
. men; % female seFscy ad nslsssy and prsse 10
p wroak all tlsose are tho fancy a j. 70
trustesl There - NO; in the mole "a the ccruinani
e u this Rite sillgiF point with whsch the n4o
all y pare. ali Il beaHsifli. u among the bEia
: ieweis which sg@ngie the records q thu eAetA
.. system.
- the Aaat,ttAE q titN sNttHtsF e
pend ursa the good standing and siaiiati0n a I
hFssAsT fhroakh shSm shr Is iatfesiueei this ste
v te rfrntsg lnf ~; il = helsestSi "a keel
hrsthsT. Other siss asiae1 10 err, uitan the baat
u morality.
!, Major +. p. Cavanah was the
called TO the floor and in sho
n. but able speech he set forth Il
many beauties and benefits
IL Masonry and wound up his remarl
by offering some fatherly advice
the sisters who had just institut,
:. another Chapter Of the noble ord,
admonishing them To walk in I
straight but narrow path as Ia
to down in their ritual and Ii
nd strictly up to the God-given prin
en- Piles Of the order.
m We regret that limited space W
not permit us 10 reproduce \