The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-15


s.~a,pd. through its COMMITTEES, Broth
y. Huxh Esans. David p. Dsyis and II.
s. ehersrd. pair Of beautiful '.msddIe
Snbsrr pillars which are placed In the
"a n The lodge.
franklin Lodve. No. 5. r. A. A. NJ, OF
~ Gamble, publicly installed its officers
- SATURDAY evening. The retiring mas
~Ec. ritzhenry. was presented with q
1usnsisul past masters jewel BY Mr.. r. q.
sn~e on behalf Of the members of the
80 After the impressive ceremonies
q adjourned 10 the banquet hail where q
=. feast was enjoyed by the members
~ thsir many friends. The officers In
.1asi<d we're: Past master, =. G. Fitx-
AM. master. J. f. Yeates: senior war
-. C. r. Cranmer: junior warden, John
Hsra. treasurer. William Walker: secre.
~. D. o. Dasgett: senior deacon, A. r.
jsAnson; junior deacon. Simon Berg:
aelor steward. William Elweil; junior
seward. d. Made: TYLER. j. III. MURRAY.
On Monday Arcans Lodge. No. 81. F. 4
NJ. conferred the sublime degree Of .
Master Mason.
On Friday Seattle Commandery, No. 2,
Knights TempIsr, held stated conciave.
On SATURDAY. Eureka Lodge. No. %. A.
f&A. NJ, held q stated communication.
On Tuesday Washington Lodge of Per-
kction. No. !. A. A. 8. r.. win confer the
Toursh aad Fifth degrees.
On Wednesday Lorraine CHAPTER, No. g.
0rser Of the Eastern Star, will meet in
soteis convocatiou. The officers are re-
scesssd to meet at the temple on Tuesday
as.3o
On Friday Ionic Lodge. No. %. r. 4 A.
II. win transact business Of Importance.
xext Saturday Seattle Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, will confer the Past Masters
deyree
The Masonic library commission has
k<ea presented with a set of Gibbons
'.Rome" by Miss Minnie Hughes.
Brother Nichoiss Hansen has been To-
ussd in South Africa.
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
n Wildey Lodge. No. 81, of Black D.a-
rond installed its officers on Tuesday ev-
ming. The ceremony was imprsssively
yersormed by the following deputy grand
cheers with authority from Deputy Dis
syirt Grand Master Samuel III. Boxili:
William r. Jones, Peter l.. vsstnvs,
Thomas @. spaight. ID. NJ. Stone. John
Gwilym. A. Turnbuli. The installed off,
GERS are: Noble grand. John X Mills I;
vice grand. Herman r. Shepard: record
ins secretary. David X. Porter; permanent
secretary, Thomas Thomas: treasurer.
David y. Davis. The aprointive officers
hr the coming term are: Right supporter
10 the noble grand. Wesley w. Brown
kf. supporter TO the noble grand. John NJ.
Phillips; chaplain. Peter L. Vest
pys: warden. Owen Hughes: con.
dnctor. Taliesyn Evans: right scene
supporter. Joseph Upton: left
scene supporter. Joseph wagenhoffer;
outside guardian. Robert Hamilton: in
side guardian. Charles Williams; right
supporter to the vice grand. William w.
Davis; left supporter TO the vice grand.
William I. Jones: finance committee, u.
Z n. Stone, Alexander Turnbuii. Thomas q.
4 Epaight Members Of the order present
we're: John Comb. William q. Thomas.
i Andrew liaax. John +. Davis. Thomas w.
Morgan. William J. Lewis. Angus. De-
isich Carlo Medico. Matthew oehm,
joseph Bowen. NJ. IL. Peters. Charles Nc
Kinnon. William Lite. James Rogerson.
Joseph Favro, John Manalia and Carlo
6enoeha- Through the efforts of Brother
Alexander Turnbull. retiring Noble Grand
Matthew oehm, Noble Grand-elect John
X Mills and others ar oyster supper was
prepared for the lodge at the house al
Brother rurnbuii, where the guests we're
psrv ed in graceful fashion by Mrs. Turn
hall ~ hostess. After the supper many OF
the lodge ,arried in the parlor and were
Entertained with music and singing by
Masses Agnes and Sadie Turnbuli and
soa.s by Brothers William T. Jones'
William ", Davis, Matthew oehm, Joseph
UPTON and Joseph Bowen.
Cascade Lodge. No -. Of Franklin, In
stalled its officers for the ensuing term
last Saturday evening. The installing
deputy grand officers were David II. Dan.
les. deputy grand master: Duncan Bell.
deputy grand marshal; Daniel q. Griffith.
Saaries NeKinnon. David NJ. Griffith and
IL. 7, Shepard. The elective officers in
stalled we're; Jacob Olson. nohl, grand
Daniel Weston, vice grand: Charles A.
Johnson. permanent secretary: John W.
Jones. treasurer. Recording Secretary
elect William Cooley was absent and his
iastallaiiou was postponed. The follow
iss snnointlye officers were chosen by the
hoele grand Warden. David II. Will
ian's; conductor. David NJ. Griffith; right
supporter. Daniel o. Griffith: left sup
porter. James Traversi; inside guardian,
August Metmau. The remaining appoint
meats by the noble grand we're deferred.
he vice grand's appointments were
A'shs supporter. James Sayers: lefs sup
porter. Benjamin Aleen. One candidate
received the initiatory degree on the same
evening. Several visitors were present
sha excellent tloor work was done by visit
iag brother paaesn Bell. Refreshments
seTe afterwards served.
cascade Ledge. No. ~. of Franklin. has
eenAsed about SO from its funds and by
pHsats gift 10 the widow OF deceased
hFo'aer A. J. Grant who vas killed some
months age az Blue Canyon.
Aentoa Lodge. M. - celebrated its
sain university with a grand bali and
.afeer on Friday evening. The tioor
msaasers sere r. Kinney. William Wood
siheEno sad Jay Flynn. In the upper
we entertainment aud supper were
IVsssed over by c Woodruff John Cole
NJ, N. Davis. q, Waiting. {. Jorgensen
~aaam Wood. Mrs. e. Wood worth
toggeasoa Mrs. IL. Whiting. Mrs
a~S's Daring supper. which lasted
aoars, sc5os we're rendered hv Mis-,
s Williams Snd Mss Mary Wood
Instrumental pieces we're PLAYED bS
y Wood. Mrs Hugh Frazier ans
hseAaFd Waters A good many o
e'1ss people, Who did not care Il
- eaioyed themselves IA the uppel
" rnbcer ~ waist and other games
-, ihe 10 PEOPLE In attendance par
- 1om the following places we're 10
Ia the erosd, via. Maple Valley