The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-18
Free and Accepts.i Nl..~ons

Monday. March II, Arcand Lodge. No.
81. r. ag<z A. H.. held a regular eorsruu-
nfeation and transacted considerable busi-
ress. after which the sublime degree of
q Master Mason was conferred. Many
distinguished brethren spoke In sutogtzt1e
terms Of the work. The banquet was en-
5gysd BY a large number OF brethren
Friday. March Is. Ionic Lodge Ne 90
r. and a. NJ. held regular communion
ton and conferred the Fellow Craft de-
gree on one candidate. THIS ledge is max
tax eonmeHdabIe progress
Saturday. March ~ Seattle Chapter.
No. 3. Royal Arch Aaaons held regular
eeisyoeaticn and exnmpIifed the impress
sivA Mark Masters degree before the M.
r. grand high priest. Horace w.Tsylor, OF
Spokane. In a most efficient manner, who
paid Seattle Chapter. No. 3 an Official
visit 4 large gathering OF companion
Aasons were present from sister chapters,
and great interest was manifested In ca
pstuisr Masonry. At tie banquet the fol-
lowing distinguished companions spoks:
A. +. Horace w. Tyler. grand high
priest. spoke sioQuenfiy on the If. T..
grand chapter OF Royal Arch Masons OF
the state OF washington; the Most wor-
shipful Joseph Marion Taylor, grand mas
Ter for the M. W. Grand Lodge OF Free
and Accepted Masons of the state OF
Washington. Companion william " Rlne-
tilustriosis master of Seattle Council. No
6, Of Royal and Select Masters on Cryptic
Masonry. Hon. Thsmas Miiburns Reed.
y. q. III. grand secretary for the VI. w
Grand Lodge OF y. and A. Mascns of the
stats. The Grand commandsry OF
Knights Templar Of the state of Wash
ington. response by Rt. Eminent George
N. Alexander. grand commander: The
Mason as Citizen. response by Com
faniou Edwin W. Craven, past high
priest; scottish Rite Masonry" response
by Companion Richard SAKE Jones: .Pi-
oneer Days of Masonry in the State OF
Washington, response By COMPANION
Thomas III. Cam. past master. This was
ore Of the most interesting cSuvcca lions
that Seattle Chapter. No. .. RIVAL Arch
hasons. ever enjoyed and reflects great
credit On the most excellent high priest
Companion III. c. Gordon.
Tuesday. March H. Washington Lodge
OF Perfection. No. /. A. A. 4. r., will
confer the ith and 5ih degrees Ia ample
form.
Wednesday, March 20. there WIN be n
convoeation of Lorraine Chapter. No. 6.
Order OF the Eastern Star. when large
class of aspirants will be indicted Into
the mysteries OF the ertier after which a
valuable paper win be read By Sister
Wishaar, who has awakened quite an
Interest In this new depsrture. Something
esNesa - fAPtStta rum tstGtffF NGiftam Y.
Hinehart, and on this occasion there
should be a large attendance Convoca-
ton at '.0 sharp On dit that Sister
Euniee Bonaey, worthy matrou. In pre.
pairing a surprise for the chapter.
Friday. March z. there will be a reg
nlsr coaeinye of Seattle cemmandery
No. z Knights Tempiar. at their asylum.
Masonic Temple. when the annual elee-
ton OF officers for the ensuing Temnlar
YEAR VIII take place. The order of the
Temple viii be conferred number az
applications for the orders OF KnIshthood
have been received
Anxious inquiries for Brother Samuel
tapps have been received from the wor-
khipful master OF Walensburg Lodge. of
Naienshnrg, Colo. He is spare builf. 8
feet inches. 10 pounds. about 60 years
OF age. bashy dark hair and pearl b,s
eyes. Engiishman. supposed to be- travel
fng from Huntington 10 Portland. or
Mareh .. Please notify Tyler Masonic
temple, or j. G., Peterson, worshipfli
master OF Eureka Lodge. No. n. A. Y.
and A. NJ
Hev. Daniel BagIay. the pioneer mem.
Der of the Masonic fraternity. Is living i'll
al MS home at so Poplar street. and will
he pleased 10 receive calls from old
iFiehds and brother MnSons