The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-01
rvs OF THE LODGES.
: Unusually Active Week in
Masonic Circles.
rrsg PAST MASTERS JEWEL.
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~ has iust closed with the instaiis-
~. - week Of . number Of lodges. Last
Ss-ss1y Areana Lodge. No. 81. installed
y. t,Ilesing officers for the coming year
N n -. Daniel W. Bass, w. NJ; c. z
s...ss.A q. W.; ]. 9. Barnes. J. W.; L. L.
49, treasurer: A. 8. Gibbs. secretary;
- b C. Garrett, chaplain: Fl. a. Kysr.
INV. v. Rsnehart, J. D.: w. II. Cline.
e4.x. n. Lstimer. J. D.; H. C. Sharpe.
...-.ius: Charles d. knight, tyler. The
.suneuiss wers conducted by Past Mas
-. nrother L. T.. Moore In very efficient
-. Brother Barnes. on behalf Of the
is5re nrsssnted Brother Moore. the retir-
~ naster, With al elegant past masters
4 - d his usual happy way. The jewel
ekout two inches wide and seven inches
-. d solid 14-karat gold. The top II m
800 fancy plate, elegantly chased,
f.urine the name of the lodge. "Arcana.
- eusrended from this by two chains
: ! bsr on which, in scrip scroll. ara the
& Ietsers IL L. NJ" cut out Of one solid
800 Of gold and handsomely chased.
n,spsd under this bar IL ribbon-shapsd
1evlrn upon which are the words Past
Msssssr IN black enamel istters. Sus-
.rnded from the center Of this ribbon
1rspery 10 IN elegantly chased and coli
sfsd gold wreath. the ends Of
/ shieh Join Of the bottom to . perfect
sausre Of bright gold showing al the
ns.saring and dividing marks. On either
ssds. iust inside the wreath, are two pill
iars Of dead gold surmounted by globes.
Il The top of these pillars 10 beautiful
eefoIi Of dead gold and the letter &c"
raised In bright gold and darting its rays
n ill directions. On either side Of the
<rn!i. Inst above this pillars. are the dates
sises-iss3.' - In black enamel, being the
time served BY the past master. In the
space between the pi lars. opening from
the tor, Is pair Of compasses Of pale blue
enamel aud bright god between, and below
which is a mosaic ground work Of black
end white enamel. Al the approach Of
this groundwork or pavement 10 an altar
Of raised gold. upon which In an open
bibIe. and in the rear, or background Of
bright raised gold, is biszing sun. On
The back 10 the following inscription:
"Presenfed to l.. l. Moore. by the men,
bsrs OF Afoana Lodge. No. 81, r. and A. NJ.
DEC. %. lse3." The whole having
dssp blue satin ribbon for . background,
makes the most elegant past masters
kwel ever seen here. After the presenta-
hon. dancing was INDUCED in. followed
b. banquet. which was enjoyed by q
large number of brethren and invited
guests.
On Wednesday, St. Johns day. . Joint
Installation Of 81. johns Lodge. No. 9. A.
y. and A. NJ; Eureka Lodge. No. 20. A.
r and A. NJ, and Seattle Chapter, No. 5.
Royal Arch Masons. took place. The
officers of Seattle Chapter. No. 8. Royal
Arch Nelson's. were installed by Past
High Priest Companion l.. IL. Wheeler,
y follows. N. s. Peterson, most excel
tent high priest; A. p. Spsulding. excel
Init king; John Arthur. excellent scribe;
Thomas w. Gordon, captain of host;
frank n. Wilcox. principal sojourner; III.
@ Gordon. Royal Arch captain: u. b.
Freed, treasurer: w. w. Poole. secretary;
hart, jr., master third veil: George NJ.
Holloway. master second veil; George n.
Alexander, mater first veil; Charles ID.
knight. tyler. The officers OF Eureka
Lsdge. No. 20 A. y. and A. NJ. are: John
A. Parke. w. NJ; j. c. Peterson, 8. W.;
c. T. Clifford. J. W.: b. b. Freed, treas
urcr: W. w. Poole. secretary; G. priscoll,
chaplain; q. n. Alexander. marshal: r.
II. Cam, jr.. =. D.: r. @. III. Baker. J. ID. |;
r. W. wincapaw. S. s.: Edwin o. Clifford.
J, s.: Charles II. Knight. tyler. Then
came the installation Of officers Of the
mother lodge, 81. Johns Lodge, No. O. A.
!. and A. NJ. for the ensuing Masonic
year o; 1894 who are ~ follows: John
Arthur. w. NJ; Thomas w. Gordon. s.
w.; Frank n. Wilcox. J. W.; Lyman
Bonney, treasurer: Thomas NJ. Catch.
secretary; Rev. Bro, Daniel Bagley, chap
lain; Robert Hamilton. marshal: James
Park Henderson. s. D.; l.. Casa Wood
man. j. D.; Harry Z. Gordon, S. s.;
Harry c. Raser, J. s.; William ii. Davis.
efganist; Charles ID. knight. tyler. The
Installation ceremonies were conducted by
Past Master l.. II. Wheeler. assisted by
MO. w. V. Rinehart. marshal. The fol-
loving was the programme of exercises
for the evening: Overture. by Mandolin
Club; installation of worshipfnl master;
selection. by G. c. Spaulding, in
ssailaiion of wardens; duet. Miss
Bell Finlynson and Master Willie
Davis; installation of remaining
Hue lodge officers; recitation. Miss Hattie
lstaon of high priest, kiag and scribe;
piano solo. Miss May L. Spauldinr: install
hsion of c. of H.. r. S. aud X. A. c.: cor
net solo. Master George Davis. Installation
o. treasurer, secretary aud chaplain; reci-
sasicn. Master Palmer: installation of
master of wells and tyler; musical selec-
ncn, Mandolin Club. Dancing was en-
Dyed by oil, the Mandolin Club furnish
Ing the music. The worshipfui master.
John Arthur. in fitting and appropriate
speech presented n ). Peterson, the retir-
ing master. with handsome jewel.
persc lodge, at Fremont, installed the
'a'sosinv officers on December %; How.
Ard 7. Miller, W. NJ: III. F. KeIiner. ;.
W.; ]. y. Blair, ]. W; J. A. Covingsen.
treasurer: 7. L. Storey. secretary; c. 4.
tanning, =. n: r. J. Coyle. J. n: II. W.
rasf. marsha. T. T. Brownell. :. s.. W.
= Virgins, }. g: Fieldsn Smith, tyler. A
eshqaes followed.
Va Tuesday the officers OF Lorraine
easpser, No, &, Order Of the Eastern Star.
sN requested TO be present at the Masonic
~hrse al ESQ O'Clock for practice.
Va Wednesday Lorraine Chapter. No. 9.
Vaer Of the Eastern Star, viii hold
ea'ed eonvocsfioa.
nFetaer Charles r. Brown was buried
saasr she auspices OF 81 Johns Lodge.
80 =. A. I. & a. NJ. of which lodge he
valuable member, AZ regular
1maatcatlon of the lodge las: evening
1s sososlag resolutions were adopted:
e-WarExAs IL has pleased the Almighty
$500 % tue Universe 60 remove from our
p,ss cur dearly beloved hFother. Charles
EaNn, member os ST. Johns Lodge,
-, E 4 4. ~. Of Seattle, Wash. and.
AAEkBAs kvnth~r