The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-26
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Tuesday, November -, Washington
Lodge of Perfection, No. l, A. A. 5. r..
conferred the FouEtesnth degree on nine
sspirants.
Wednesday, November IL one Of the
pleasantess special conversations % Lor-
raine Chapter. No. 6. Order Of the Eastern
Star. took place. The Floral work vas
conferred on number OF candidates be-
fore one of the largest assemhlagss Of the
fraternity since the organization Dis
tinguished visitors from Tacoma, Tenino,
snohomish and Portland were present
The hall was exqnisitely decorated, the
walls being drsped with red and iatsd
together with q profuse abundance OF all
kinds OF nowers. Sister Ragiass, worthy
matron OF Alice Capter. No. 81. Tenino.
made a most appropriate and telling
speech.
Thursday. Novern Der y, Eureka Lodge,
No. p, 4. r. Il A. NJ, conferred the Sub
lime degree of Master Mason ON two
candidates in q most efficient manner.
There Was . large attendance.
Friday, November q. Seattle Command
cry. No. 2. Knights Templar, held regu-
lar conclave at their asylum, Masonic
temple, and transacted important busi-
invitation of Port Townsend Comm andery.
Knights Templar, 10 be present Tuesday.
November q, on which occasion the right
eminent grand commander. Sir u. n.
Alexander, will officially institute Port
Townsend commandery. All Sir Knights
are cordially invited TO be present, and
those deciding to be present should tele-
phone No. 257 not later than Monday noon.
Saturday, November "A. ST. Johns
Lodge. No. 8 held regular communica-
ton. The annual election of officers took
place. resulting as follows: I. w. Gordon,
NJ. W; j. Park Henderson. s. W; L. c.
Woodman, J. w; L. W. Bonney, treas
urer; 7. NJ. Catch. secretary: DIR. A. NJ.
Burns Masonic board of relief; Edmond
$ Meany, library association. A number
of applications for the degrees were re-
celyed.
Areana Lodge, No. 81. A. +. and A. NJ.
will confer the sublime degree of Master
Mason Monday. November e. at 1880
Tuesday. November q. Washington
Council of Kadosh, No. /. and Lawson
Consistory. No. l. A. A. s. r., will hold
an important meeting, commencing at
1880.
Seattle Chapter. No. g. Royal Arch Ma
sons, will convene in special convention
Saturday. December ]. and will confer the
NJ. NJ; p NJ. and NJ. +. NJ. degrees.
Illustrious Brother Edwin A. Sherman.
thirty-third degree, the veteran Mason,
paid visit to the Temple Friday. Noyem-
her q. He is the secretary of the Masonic
Veteran Association OF the Pacific coast;
great writer, apd was secretary pro tenn. of
Eureka Lodge No 20, A. 4. and A NJ,
twenty-one years ago. He halls from Oak
land. Cal.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Stevens Post, No. /, of the Grand Army
of the Republic. held a large aud enthusi-
astic meeting last Tuesday evening and
nominated seventeen delegates and the
full number of alternates to attend the
thirteenth annual eneampment at Spokane
in June next. This is much the largest
number of delegates from any post In the
state. The regular annual election of
officers to serve during the ensuing year
win be held at the first regular meeting in
December ana they viii assume their re-
speciive positions at the frst meeting in
January.
Tomorrow, Tuesday evening, the post
will hold the regular open meeting" for
the month, when music, Rotations and
short addresses will be presented. Among
the speakers will be William L Humphrey
and Lieut.. Waldemar ID. Rose. from the
Monterey, who will speak on the "New
Navy"
Sons of Temperance.