The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24

fzSt Msff1taF. December II, conferred TIE
eatsrea apprentice. fellow craft and the
sublime degree OF Master Mason Oh
one candidate
Tuesday. December Is, Washington
Lodge Of Perfection So /. A. A. s. r.
conferred the fourth and fifth degrees
on q large cssss cf asEaararss.
Lorraine chapter No. s. OrsfeT Of the
Eastern star. last Wednesday. Decerser
n. eaaifprresI the degrees on a humber
u cafsfssisfes. The Installation oers-
monies viii take place "Wednesday. De-
ccTnber ss-
FRIDAY. Dsccrnbsr Il. Eonsc hodge No. =.
+. & 4. NJ. hela regular essusznunsea-
ton TIE annual election and fnztalia-
Ron Of officers for tia ensuing Masonic
year took pfaee vita The foIl0wsrg r.
suits: +. r. Stewart. ". 81 L. +,
Wolfe. $. w; George I. Gardner. J. ".
II. ID. Haynes. S. D. L. Gauassl. j. D..
q. A. Hi, treasurer q. l. Case, secre-
fary. +. ii. Davis. s. s.; L. Morgenssern.
j. s: Rev. JOHN Fox Danan. chaplain;
George c. DeifeI, marshal. Charles ID.
Knight. tyler: N. Gillian. Rep. beard Of
relief: r. J. Graham. Rep. Masonic
library. The officers were snstalle3 By ].
y. Prather r. a.: Rev j. +. Damon.
chaplain: Grand Marshal T. r. Dyer.
After the FAstsr-ciect. K. r. Stewart.
had been installed he maize an eloquent
speech ON the duties OF brethren inside
the lodge room. as well as their duties
as Masons outside the lodge room. espe-
eiaiiy in their Attendance at the funer-
ais Of sieceasea brothers This being
rem should not faa 10 be present. He
was followed b. the Rev. Bro. John Fox
Damon. who. IN his usual happy way.
spoke of many interesting Masonic events
which he had had the good fortune TO
be engaged in. having installed Ia lss9
the officers OF ST. Johns lodge No 3, Of
which lodge only one charter member
remains, Brother Hnroy Butler. also hay-
Ing BEEN called upon 10 perform the first
Masonic funeral IN Victoria. II. e.. as
sisted BY Dean cridge, row Bishop
crldgc. of thu First Episcopal church
then built. After the interesting eere-
monies the officers aud brethren were
Invited BY Bro. r. j. Graham. +. NJ.
the instltutor Of Ionic lodge No. %. 70
boantifal spread in the spacious banquet
hail.
Wednesday, December -. at o'clock
sharp. the installation ceremonies OF Sc
attic council No. of royal ana select
masters will take place.
Also OF Lorraine chapter No. g. Order
OK the Eastern Star.
Also of Seattle chapter Ne. 8. Of Royal
Aroh Masons This installation is for
MaSons. their wives and families All are
especially requested to be on time and
witness all the ceremonies.
Tie installation OF officers of st. Johns
lodge No. 3. \. r. & A. NJ, wtil take place
on ST. Johns day. December 81 CThsn-s-
day.. This Installation is BY Invitation,
AMI all are requested to present their
cares OF invitation at the door.
Friday. December IS Seattle command
cry No. >, knights Templar, VIII assem-
Bile in regular conciaye at their asylum.
Masonic, temple. Great preparations are
being made 10 attend the triennlal con-
claxe. 10 be held in Boston. A number
OF Sir knights OF Seattle ecinnandery
No 9. X. r.. villa participate.
Saturday. December =. St Johns lodge
No ?. A. F. & A. NJ. vial hold a regular
communication for routine business.
y LUB ANN1AaA O. A&sS NlN&sSSAlkitS OK
the Grand Lodge OF Sorrow. held jointly
by the Masonic veteran association OF the
Pacific coast. and Gcthsemane chapter
No. 8 or knights Rose Crolx OF the ~
& =. 5. r. og Freenasonry. at the
Masonic temple, Oakland. Cal. was re-
cciyea from III Bro Edwin A. Sherman
thirty-third degree, on which occasi5n
BRO. Isaac Benyaker, Of Cairo. WAS intro
duce3 He described some of the cus-
toms Of Egypt. and IN turn introduced 4
deryisa. who prayed. .hanted. played on
instruments ard bFandished swords as
inc Egyptians. and especially deTvtshes
are won't 70 a.. Then q casket. in which
rcposea Fatsma, one Of the members OF a
royza, family which held sway ia Egypt
s-ao years ase was openea. and the mem
hers pressed forward. on Invitation. 10
SEQ a real mummy TIE form OF the
aaaa princess was 50 euca2ed Ia bardages
that Il could no. he seen.