The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-10

ssssi.nt frlstall atoms, pubic and private
=. ..rord OF the week IL as follows:
7hs Masonic Fraternity.
-...d.v. December (, Washington
r..r:er Rose Croix, No. j, A. A. 5. T.,
.sssrrsd the Sixteenth degree on large
sas Of sspirsnis-
Wednesday, December 8. Lorraine Chap
"a s. Order Of Eastern Star. held its
.ralsr eonyocation, accepting q number
Candidates and receiving many applica-
-. The annual election of officers for
s..axuIng Masonic year resulted as fol-
kss:
warthv matron. Eunice E. Bonney;
-.-shv natron. George y. Alexander; as
.s~ssss raatron, Minnie G. Hughes: secrs-
-. Zlpha r. Fenton; treasurer. Jennie
frysav; eondnctress Sister Nicholson
ss.sts nt eond uctress, Nell McCutcheon:
t,lsr Charles ID. Knight.
u fAs installation ceremonies will take
~.es December %. conducted by Sister
1 eu,sn Dana knight. past worthy matron.
The usual special convocation for degree
i xsrk will take place December 10 al 1880.
\ Seattle Council. No. 8. Royal and Select
l Masters December 8 conferred the Royal
ssd select Masters degrees on one oandi-
I ds,e. The annual election of officers re-
I sslsed - follows:
Thrice llusirious master, n. 3. Peter
l son. right iiustrious deputy master, III.
i d Gordon; iIlustrIous principal conductor
OF the sork. A. i. spauiding; treasurer,
John Haley; recorder, George n. AIexau-
der: esptsin of the guard. Albert J. For
rsst: conductor of tho council, j. n.
\ Prafhsr: steward, William McCord: chap
lain, A. VI. Burns; sentinel, Charles ID.
Knight.
The installation ceremonies will take
PLACE December 26. in conjunction with
Lorraine Chapter, No. 8, Order Of the
tasiern Star.
No %, A. f. and A. NJ. resulted as fol-
bss:
Worshipful master. j. c. Peterson;
MAJOR warden, c. r. Clifford; junior war
i tsa, F. g. III. Baker; treasurer, Il. Il.
Deacon. W. J. Niceley; junior deacon. w.
g Potts; senior steward. J. !. McLeland;
jaBior steward. +. o. Clifford: tyler,
Charles ID. Knight; marshal, George n.
Alexander.
Arcsna Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ,
viii this evening elect officers.
The Knights kadosh viii tomorrow con-
b. the Twenty degree.
lawson Consistory, No. /. A. A. s. r..
VII Install officers tomorrow. IllustrioGs
Bother James Il. Hayden, Thirty-third
ssgree. inspector general. conducting the
economies. The officers to be installed
Es ~ follows:
Venerable master of the Kadosh, f. 8.
Egfaham; brother prior OF the kadosh,
Enest II. Hussey; brother sub-prior of
~ kadosh. +. III. Coe: the chan cellor. J.
Taylor; the minister of state. Isaac
fsker; the almoner, Paul Singerman:
y registrar, T. NJ. Catch the treasurer,
Frank T.. Blodgett
SEATTLE Chapter, No. 8, ROYAL Arch
Nasons will confer the Holy Royal Arch
esgrse next Wednesday.
Seattle Commandery. No. 2, Knights
Ismplars, will meet next Friday.
Seattle Chapter. No. 3. Royal Arch Ma
ssns. will have its annual election OF Off
@, next Saturday.
/ The installation ceremonies Of ST. Johns
Lodge. No. 8, A. r. and A. NJ. will take
\ pace on ST. Johns day. December n, az
i51p. m.
poric lodge. of Fremont. elected the fol-
owing officers;
Il. P Miller. W. NJ; J. F. Blair, S. W;
1 A. n. Trigg. ]. W; George Grow. treas
rrer: NJ. W. Graham, secretary; w. NJ.
Paterson S. D.; r. s. Berry, ]. D.: q. w.
CARROLL. 5. s +; James Steele, J. =. III. W.
Barr, marshal: Fielden Smith. tyler.
The Installation will take place satur-
sav, December p.
Dr.. John Mills Browne died at Washing
bon City yesterday at the age of % years.
tie news being received In this city by
Ma James +. Hayden. inspector general
q tas Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Tor
Warrington. Idaho and Alaska The
eoclor was given the Thirty-third degree
and made an honorary member OF the
tspFeme council in July, 1875, and was
asis az active memne Of the supreme
seaaea October -, 1850. AZ the time of
- death he was the treasurer general of
Rssupreme council, A. and A. 8. r.. of
ns southern jurisdiction. lie was born in
hssdaie, n. H.. May 10. 1881. and was for
naaf years connected with the United
s'ass navy as surgeon and medical direc-
-. AT the time of death he was retired
.'seca general OF the United States navy.
hs ssil be buried Tuesday at Arlington
~ VII be given the highest Masonic
aessrs
isdspehdent Order OF odd Fellows.
lAs was busy week IN Odd Fellow
ssies, wlth election of officers IN all the
ssgss The following are the results as
R1 heard from:
waite Lodge. No. z:
Aeb'e grand. Charles r. Hathaway:
1s grand, Frank N. Davidson; recording
sessary, Charles ". Frankiaud; perms-
s.si secretary, u. II. McnonAld; treas
~. Hermann Peterson.
1--WE Branch Lodge. No. a.
sosls grand. Charles G0odsle, vice
80 =. W. Huffman: recording secre-
saser -''' " ~ - - -
fraternity Lodge. No. IS.
h see,e grand. G. W. Lawton: vice grand.
4 WINSTON recording secretary. III. J.
sat treasurer. Frank Anthony.
laks Washington Lodge. No S7i
Nsee grand. Il. C. Poe; vice grand. T.
\ hfansoa; recording secretary, u. 6.
10y treasurer, r Z. Kendall
Ays'ie Lodge. No. ST:
Nose grand. T. ". Bonnsy: vice grand.
i Mcclellan; record! oE secretary. Ralph
'oi treasurer, George NJ. Horton.
sesnAnia Lodge, No. io2:
i Neeie grand. Max Muller; vice grand,
- usner. recording secretary. George
asAea; permanent secretary, }. Z. Bic
~ treasurer. II. Gilbert
oomet Lodge. No. 10:
4 ese.s grand. +. +. Toachnor; vice grand,
henry; recording secretary. Jesse
go permanent secretary. W. NJ. War
treasurer. +. Rsregren
ealfy Encamvment. No. .
osiei psiriarch. Albert Bryan: senior