The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-16
Masonic Fraternity.

Masonic Fraternity.
July 9, Monday. Arcanum Lodge. No.
81. T. and A. NJ. conferred the Sublime
degree Of Master Mason on one candi-
date As usual on these occasions q
splendid banquet is always in order. Ar
cana, No 81. will work the Entered APP
prentice degree July 3. Monday.
The Entered Apprentice degree was
conferred by ST. Johns Lodge, No. 9, a.
F. and A NJ. Wednesday, July Ii, on one
candidate. The regular meeting will fall
on the ssh, and the Fel.owcrsft degree
will be conferred on the 31st The pleas
ant reunions organized by St. Johns, No.
9, are producing good results.
Seattle Commandery, No. 2, Knights
Templar. met at their ASYLUM, Masonic
temple. Friday, July 10, and conferred the
Order of the Temple on one aspirant.
Applications are still being received. The
order was splendidly conferred by Emil
nent Sir Edwin w. Craven, eminent COM
mander.
Saturday, July Ia Eureka Lodge, No.
%. A. F. and A. NJ. held a regular com.
munication.
Tuesday. July IL, Washington Lodge oil
stated communication, and will confer the
Eighth and Ninth degrees on number oi
aspirants.
Lorraine Chapter, No. 6. Order of the
Eastern Star. will hold another of their
pleasant special convocations Wednesday,
July IS.
Ionic Lodge, No. 90. F. and A. NJ, will
confer the Entered Apprentice degree al
their next regular meeting, Friday. July
%. 1t is on the taps that Ionic Lodge
No. 80, proposes TO have two regular com.
munications each month.
The attention of the brethren is called
10 the fact that they have new "home'
at Georgetown, South Seattle. Go and see
the boys.
Seattle Chapter. No. 8. Royal Arch
Masons, will hold a regular convocation
Saturday, July q.
The Masonic library commission will
convene at 3 o'clock Saturday, July q, al
Masonic temple.
The regular meeting of the Masonic
board of relief will take place Tuesday
evening at o'clock at Masonic temple, in
the Office of Brother a. NJ. Burns.
The usual contributions of pamphlet:
and other Masonic publications are beins
received by the Masonic library commits
sion from Mai James r. Hayden regu
| larry. The library needs the lives oi
| George Washington, Abraham Lincoln
| and James A. Garfield. The essay o.
Brother Halter will be published in the
| Masonic Reriep, OF Tacoma, very shortly
| independent Order Of Odd FeIIows
Salmon Bay Lodge. No. 100, l. o. o. F..
met at their hall on Wednesday evening
| After the transaction of the regular bust
ness the following officers-elect were in
stalled for the ensuing term. n. G., /. p
! Comstock; V. G.. C. W. Reed; recording
secretary, +. w. Frazer; treasurer, H.
| b. Petersen; X. S. Y. G., J. III. Reed
L. 3. \. G., Thomas HOUSTON; r. s. We.
! r. @. mclaughlin; l.. :. Y. e., II. p
Gerring; conductor, David Thompson;
warden, ]. X. Hanson; X. s. s, A. 8
Wildwood; l.. S. s.. Warren Lucas: o. g.,
| Andrew Teuke. After the installat re.
freshments were served and good time
socially enjoyed.
Installation of officers took place in
| Wildey Lodge, No. 81. l. o. o. r., of Black
| Diamond on Tuesday evening. July 10
under the direction of the followin deputy
| grand officers; Deputy District Grand
Master Matthew oehm. Deputy Grand
Vice Grand. d. NJ Stone, Deputy
Grand Marshall ". T. Jones. Deputy
Grand Warden Joseph Wagonhoffer,
Deputy Grand Secretary John GwiIym
Deputy Grand Permanent Secretary Fred
ShulE; Deputy Grand Treasurer. Peter l..
Vestnys The installed officers for the
ensuing year are: Noble grand. IL. r.
Shepard vice grand. Thomas Thomas
secretary, u. X. Porter; permanent
secretary. Tsllyesyn Evans: treasurer.
David b. Davis. The appointive Off.
GERS, as far as appointed, are
as follows; Appointments of Y. g.. X. s.
Joseph Wagonhoffer; /. s, Lewis d.
Guiiym; chaplain. Peter l.. Vestnys;
conductor. Thomas g. Speight; inside
guardian. August DIETRICH. Finance com.
mittee: Matthew oshm. w T. Jones. W.
W. Dauis. Appointments of V. IL r. s,
J. NJ. Phillips; L. 5. Charles Lapson.