The weekly tribune., 1892-05-21
Loyal, No. q, n L.; Castle......"........ 81
Elkhorn, No, %, N L.. .Elkhorn ....,.'...... ii

Total membership. ip......................1,s 1,sOs |
This does not include the membership |
of the two new lodges instituted since |
January l.
The grand keeper of records and seals |
was authorized to appoint an assistant |
and appointed Geo. w. Taylor OF this
city to that position.
The grand master of finance read his
report which was referred to the finance
committee. Adjourned until pm.
Upon reassembling special order was
made for the comforting of degrees on
representatives Of the grand lodge who
arrived on the afternoon train.
A telegram was directed to the grand
lodge now in session at Tacoma, Wash,
congratulating the members of that
lodge upon having present with them
Supreme Chancellor Geo. B. Shaw and
other officers Of the supreme lodge and
wishing them an harmonious and bene-
fetal session.
A resolution was passed thanking
Jacob Loeb, keeper of the records and
seals, for the efficient manner in which
he had fulfilled the duties Of his Office.
An order was made changing the time
for the election of officers from 1:3O
o'clock last evening as first intended to
3 o'clock this afternoon.
The matter of the revision OF the con
stitution was then taken up and the
lodge went into committee OF the whole
to consider it. The constitution was
read section by section but no action.
The committee arose and the lodge ad-
iourned until today when the question
of revision will be acted upon.
THE GRAND BALL.
The spacious dining room of the Park
hotel was the scene Of gay gathering
last night when the gallant knights and
their ladies assembled to enjoy the
pleasures of the dance. The opera-house
orchestra furnished delightful music and
the lovers of the Terpsichorean art were
; given ample opportunity for the enjoy
ment of the exhilarating pastime.
. At midnight an intermissiol
was taken and the tables wer
!. wheeled into place and soon loadet
down with bounteous and appetizinl
!, collation. to which the hungry guests di'
full justice. while many were the re
), marks exceedingly complimentary of tn
hotel management and the cooks an
j. walters as well. The service was frs
class and nothing was left undone t
make this part Of the evenings enter
tainment accord with the proceeding
>, preceding and following. After tn
tables had been again removed dancin
t. was resumed and continued until a
early hour. Following is list OF thos
D. present:
Mrs. Hammond, Frank Thomes, Mrs. /
ID. Thomes, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Robert
r Mr. and Mrs Geo. Pitcher, Butte; nj
and Mrs. l.. A. Walker, Mr.. and Mr.
'e ]. A. Doughty, Helena; Dr. and MIR
Warmsley, Choteau; Mr.. and Mrs. Swal
l. Mr.. aud Mrs. f. b. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mr.
Geo. p. Marsh, Mrs. f. G. Maclay.
Eglofr, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Hill. Mrs. and Mrs. w. M. Hen
E. Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Parke
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubottom. Mr.. and Mr
y. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. }. Berk
Livingston; Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Harmo
in Mr.. and Mrs. n. OBrien, Mr.. and MI
e. A. Ringwald, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
VI. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McTagu
Deer Lodge; Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Harr
or Mr. and Mrs McClelland, Mr.. and MI
II. B. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hemle
", Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Parker. Mr.. and MI
Redding, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Nj
sr- w. Nj. Emery, Mrs. Warmsley, Nj
Pontet, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Gibbons, M
30. Wilcox Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Worth, Helen
Miss Ida Dunn, Miss Eglotf, Miss Mi
re, ME Cornelius, Miss Bonner, Miss Syt'
Miss Hanna, Miss Vance, Mist Go
L.. Miss Kingsbury, Miss Fannie Cockr
Miss Annie Robinson, Miss Atkinsc
NJ Miss Bower, Miss Friend, Miss Esth
Kabacker, Miss Finn, Miss Flande
A. Miss Sellsted, Miss Trigg, Miss Downlr
~ Messrs. L. w. Shodair, PhilipsbuI
5. Nj, Scott, Walkerville; Mr.. Taylorjohl
Glendiye; Mr.. Sherman, Presslcr, +.
'es Heldt, Coleman, Andrew Jensen, w.
Fletcher, A. f. Dickerman, DR.. Crutch
lg- H. j. Meili. H. Ringwald, j. w. Corr
llus. Col. w. N. Aylesworth, Frank Go
III w. J. Kennedy, G. H. Goodrich.