The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-02
povaI Arch sIasons.

..s..s,v evening, November q, marked
- in the history OF Royal Arch Ma
80 4, puget sound. The largest meet
= !, pexaI Arch Masons ever he'd In
@..esrvsay Is an event 20 which the COM
- Of Seattle Chapter. No. 3. allude
- sss deepest qualification. An invita-
- .sd been extended 10 Tacoma Chap
"a 4 70 visit Seattle Chapter, No.
al witness an exemplification OF the
- Arch degree. In response. ninety
: sas,caa.ons from Tacoma. headed by
&c. II. p. Edward r. Hare and ].
asAb.tt. II. r. II. =. Tacoma Chapter.
d came By special boat. Spokane.
"a Waila and SnohomIsh chapters were
= represented.
..,er receiving the excellent grand high
- With the usual honors. the car H.
80 acre introduced and exalted to the
s.rs, degree OF the Holy Royal Arch
! :. form The excellent team work of
5. Ulcers contributed largely 10 the
asse,res Of the evening and the quartette,
.uoasea Of Companions Geddes, Sharp,
yssea ard Hawkins, added much 10 the
A-srsulys ceremonies OF eeehrdegyrOh
s~srsssiys ceremonies of the degree,
Ton the close Of degree work the guests
..rs espaacied 10 the banquet hall, where
a saborsts lunch was served. after
xsss A. NJ. Burns welcomed the visitors
: Ia usual happy style. Companion AL
"a G Mason responded with an address
s.ira created a most favorable impress
ssa soags, rotations. witty speeches
al srarklag addresses followed in rapid
tssssen until a late hour.
II EoaA Be difficult. indeed. TO assemble
nast thoroughly representative class OF
e.zsns from Tacoma and Seattle" re-
r4rssa 4 member Of the chapter. ''and who
sal say Tat the mutual expressions OF
ssteral good viii and sympathy INDUCED
b sFai ne speakers VIII not be productive
& psgnAasnt results which shall bind
tasss Two fair cities more closely and
tsxzis assp prejudlees which have been
cultivated TO earnestly and cherished too
laHs aA A.frly'
Tas l5asxiag companions we're present
fsen TaaoaI 81 +. Grand High Priest
Easara Hare, ]. Ii. Babbitt, H. T. Ia
eazs gazTtsf, No 4: ID. III. Me:caR, G.. w.
Be- " D.efendorf, w. =. Bird. A.
sasal v. Kanz, s. II. Buckmaster, Will
~ York. Or. j. Il. Loughory, j. NJ.
As.a Y. A. Fsirweather, A. N. Chesney,
A J. harvard, J. c. Norton, ]. T.. Cor
"a lean Hulyah. J. w. Kelly. NJ. p.
a{aaa q Z. Cleveland, K. ]. Davis,
ZFoer. J. c. Hewitt. r. W. Co!ner,
IA Hoska, Milo Kelly. J. T.. Gates, r.
sf, ". Brown. +. f. Mckenzie. c.. II.
slEsr D W. Travis. william Farrell,
- = Mason. G.. NJ. Wheeler. +. l..
- Ira DAWSON. William Birmingham.
ueanls, c. f. Murray. IT. II. Day,
Y, daekson. W. J. Meade, Judge w. III.
Ard. D. A. Maulsby. f. j. Schurz,
smith, J. II. Bell. w. c. Rowland,
Keys H. II. Norris. J. w. Cloes, ].
AAsIsnes, D. =. Robinson. ID. L. DEM
- T. F. Smith, J. VI. Morrison. c.
sslsF @. W II. Davis, W. c.. Free
- iaoEnas Freeman, Thomas Hamilton,
w.s'saaler, w. J. Rogers. +. Stembach,
~. 80 eoi'es. S. Walker. w. Mcintyre. G..
sssyi D. H. Gross. c. H. Manly. s.
SCOTS. H. Come. d. Il. Shelter. O. A.
sR'.n. Z. r. Mullen. W. Fink. Henry
- ~ sehiarh, J. A. McRae, w. ID.
-. .. :. Hart. NJ. Brown. w. Chi
-. A A. Stewart, r. Devereaux, w. u.
W. +. Dickson. J. r. McTntire.
~ thompson. +. w. Gilmore, ]. w
49,, Meyer Jacob. T.. S. johnson,
Lacrom. G. NJ. McAlwy. Y. @. III.
. ~. W. Tyler was present from Spo-