The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-11
LODGE OF SORROW.
i Impressive Ceremony Con-
ducted by Masonic Bodies
ELECTIONS OF LODGE OFFICERS.
8 Hsv coamandery Of knights Tenn
80 Instituted ~ Port Townsend
AMenster Initiation Proposed.

- nast week was an active one in Ma
..sse circles On Tuesday evening . lodge
q sorrow was he'd in memory of Illus
.s1as Brothers j. ". Lawson. tnirty-third
x.rrve: C. u. ogden, w. ii. Taylor, Bailey
ce.rrrt and J. III. Parsons, ali of whom
- veil known for their Masonic zeal
- oublic spirit. The lodge convened at
e.,rseck in the main bail OF the Masonic
e1.rse. Prof J. u. Taylor, X. c. of the r..
--s.ding. assisted by IIiustrious Brothers
z. Hayden, thirty-third degree, In
~..csof general, and DIR. Aaron BALDWIN.
ssssy.shird degree. OF Albert Pike con-
sIssory. Washington City. The ceremonies
,.lusbss lessons. The music and singing
ssrs fall OF inspiration, and impressed the
ierre audience with the grandeur and pro-
4 fpundnsss OF the teachings of the con-
eefory. 81. Marks choir Of twenty-six
syices filed the spacious hall with its tine
sud excellent singing. The tasteful deco
rsflons OF the catafslgue were the handi-
YORK of Bro. Green. The brother Master
Nssons we're invited by the consistory to
s present and witness the ceremonies.
On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter. No. q.
Order OF the Eastern Star, held stated
conyocation for routine business. after
which the annual election Of officers for
The ensuing Masonic year took place, with
ne following result: Mrs. Cassen Dana
Knight. worthy matron: DIR. A. II. Burns,
sorthy patron; Mrs. Frank N. Wilcox, as
eoeia.e masron; Mrs. Ella Pontlus, treas
rrer; Mrs. Alice A. Aiiett, secretary: Miss
Minnie Hughes, conductress; Mrs. u. A.
Einshart, associate conduetress; Mrs.
Alice Taylor, chaplain: Mrs. 8. A. Hamii-
Ton, marshal; Mrs. r. X. BigeIow,
Adah; Miss Nellie Mccu,cheon, Ruth:
Mrs. A. X. Davis. Esther: Mrs. r. NJ. II.
Gilman, Martha: Mrs. Nellie Davis.
EIecfa; Mrs. Ziipha Fenton. warner,
Brother Charles ID. knight, sentinel; Miss
=. c. Holloway. organist. The ins.alia-
ton ceremonies will take place on Wednes-
day, December %. followed by . social
The incoming officers arc requested TO
meet at the Masonic temple Tuesday.
December II, Mt 3 o'clock sharp, to ar
range for the installation.
On Thursday Seattle Chapter No. s,
Royal Arch Masons, held a special convo-
vocation and conferred the degree Of the
Holy Royal Arch. after which the COM
rsnions participated in q bountiful repast
prepared Dy the chapter.
On Friday Seattle Commandery No. 2,
Knights Templar, held a stated conclave
and transacted considerable business. All
the Sir Knights are summoned TO appear
st the next conciaye of December %
On Saturday Eureka Lodge. No. 20, A. r.
and A. NJ, held stated communication
for routine business. after which the cleo
tion OF officers for the ensuing Masonic
gear took place.
On Monday Arcana Lodge. No. 81, F.
md A. NJ. viii hold o stated communi-
ession. on which occasiont he annual cleo
ZION Of officers for the ensuing Masonic
year will take place.
On Friday Ionic Lodge, No. %. r. and
4. NJ, will convene in stated commune
lion, and the annual election Of officers for
tAs ensuing Masonic year will take place.
On Saturday the Masonic library COM
mission will meet at 3 o'clock.
On Saturday Seattle Chapter, No. 5,
Royal Arch Masons, will hold q stated con-
vocation and the annual election of officers
for the ensuing capituiar year will take
place.
Last Sunday the funeral of Brother
Alexander Duncan, of Port Townsend,
No. 8, A. r. 4 A. NJ, took place under the
snspiccs OF Arcsna Lodge, No. 81. r. a A.
u. Worthy Master L. /. Moore presiding.
Last Saturday the sir knights of Seattle
Commandery, No. 2, knights Templar.
isit Seattle for Port Townsend, to institute
scommandery At that place. They were
met on the arrival of the boat by Sir
Mayo. J. NJ. Lively. A. r. Learned, ii. Il.
Hall L.
and Thomas +. Fisher. After a
luncheon the Sir Knights opened the
tommandery with the following officers:
Iruslen r. Dyer, eminent commander:
Edwin W. Craven, general; Charles T.
Patten. captain general; Henry c. Ever
hole, X. III. priest; W. w. Poole, J.. r. c.
recorder. A. h. Graham, p. E. {. treas
nrer; e. \. Alexander. deputy grand COM
mander. acting senior warden. Henry
kyer, junior warden; Charles II. Smith,
wsrder; ]. = Morse, standard bearer; ]. r.
Glennon. :. b.: III. r. Phillips. first guard !;
Waiter III. Cline. second guard T. W.
Parker, third guard: Charles ID Knight.
seatinel. Eminent Sirs. Corneiiu. Drls-
coll. p. F.. C.. c. 5. MeNeal. James Me
eFash. George NJ. Holloway. George {.
Kenyon, j. W Doran were candidates for
TIE orders. Companions, John Leateh, VI.
II. r., Charles X. shearer. :. q. ferkes.
c. Saunders. John Barneson, Charles
Miller, c. Frank Clapp, James Woodman
and Smith MeMutlen were indueted with
appropriate and impressive ceremonies
into the order of she Red Cross, Knights
Iempsr and Knights of Malta.
IA elegant banquet was prepared by the
fari Townsend s,r Knights at the Vienna
saie. aud SIR Knights 90 the number of
thy sat down AZ O'Clock. Immediately
aaer work vas resumed and the nine
snmpsn,on. we're inducsed into the
esdeFs with all due ceremonies and
treated SIR knights. rhs follow
Rg are the officers and members
9 Fort Townsend Commandery 4. n:
kalnent S,rs John Lille. eminent com
naader; J. u, o'NeiII. general: III. T.
mayo. captain general: J. N. Lively. A. r.
learned. II. +. Wylie, c, r. Seal, A. +.
Hayden.
asrsnd historic aud instructive lecture
% she foundation aud teneis OF Free Ms-
vary viii b. given ~ Masonic temple on
aaatsdsy evening at p. "a. by an emil
ssas brother. All Nasons should attend.
oaeesndsdste received she First degree
" Diamond Lodge. No, -. r, and A. NJ.
ahaAck Diamond on Thursday evening.
,oeesdsn;Al Lodge. No. - 4. r. aud A.
a,siecsed en- Tuesday night the follow
,sas etsiecrs COR the ensuing year
r. pees. W. NJ, DR.. W
ssahssen, : ": Gus RrinS-
san. j. W; r. ". he Moss. treasurer
W Gsovev secretary. IL WAS decided
esse a joint installation OF officers on
s1oen's cav ~ith those Of Occidental