The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-07
II. Peters. first guide Of the sents J. 7.
Holly. second guide CT the tent


Arcsns's Third annual InstailatioA.
Arcana lodge No. 81. F. q A. NJ, held
its THIRD annual instaiiation Friday even
ing, January 4. 1895. at Masonic temple.
Grand Master J. N. Taylor presiding
This young lodge is In a most iiourishing
condition. and already has the Reputation
Of doing its work Wen. 1t is composed OF
young men who are enthusiastic and are
paying particular attention 10 the per-
sonei OF their membership. and as a
consequence now have one OF the finest
lodges in the state.
The officers Installed for the ensuing
year are: Charles e. Patten. W. NJ:
J. G. Barnes. s. W.: H. A. Ryer, J. W.:
w. Y. Rsnshart. Jr. s. D.: Walter Cline.
J, D.. n. H. Latimer. s. s.: Samuel d.
Irwin, J. s.; A. s. Gibbs. Sec. L. l.
Moore, Treas: Mark Bailey, Jr., mar
shai; G. D. Knight tyler. Rev. ID G.
Garret. chaplain: Prof. Sharpe, orsanist.
Mr.. r. s. Jones acted as grand marshal.
After the installation exercises were
concluded the retiring master. MIR. D. W.
Bass, was called up in the east. and
Mr.. ~. ". Riaehart. Jr.. In q few wen
chosen words in the name OF the mem
beers OF Arcana 81, presented him beau
tiful past masters jewel. as a token OF
their esteem for their retiring master.
aIr. Bass could hardly respond for q few
moments. when he finally managed to
thank the members for their Kindness,
to assure them that he would always
prize the token as dear treasure
The remainder of the evening was de-
voted to social intercourse. The hail was
beautifully decorated in the e:nblematic
coiors OF the order, cut flowers and potted
plants and palms. The banquet hall
was cleared for dancing, where also Light
refreshments were served. Between
dances vocal selections were rendered by
the Perfection quartette Mr. Grout, Prof.
Sharpe, ami Arcana glee club Card
tables were furnished fer those who pre-
ferred TO enjoy friendly game. About
fifty couples were present among them
being: Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rinehart.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Chiniquy, NJ.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Moore. Mr., and Mrs
Thorsen. Mr.. ana Mrs. n. II. Latimer. Mr.
and Mrs. Phillips. Prof. and Mrs. Mark
Bailey, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. p. Weston,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Coe. MIR. and Mrs.
J. A. Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Folger. Mrs.
+. W. Sackmau, Miss Mamie Ranke.
Miss Hansard. Miss Smith, Miss Price.
Johnson. Miss Jones. Rev. D. C. Carrot.
Gel g. o. Halier. Major soule. Dr. Drag
don. Mr.. J. I. Campion. Mr.. Charles Z.
Patten. Mr.. II. A. Kyer. Mr. j. @. Barnes.
Mr.. r. s. Jones. Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Walter
Cline, Mr.. A. S. Gibbs. Mr. S. NJ. Irwin.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Grout Mr. Ednaonas. Mr.. Sid
ney Hansard. Mr.. Charles b. Smith. Mr..
Falcon Joslin, Mr.. j. A. Kellogg. Mr..
Johnston. Mr.. Fred .Johnssone. Mr.. Chas.
Denny. Mr.. Evans. Mr. r. B. Stewart.
Mr.. E. w. Craven, Mr.. ]. Park Hender-
son, Prof. Hill. Prof. Fagin and Prof.
Sharpe.
Ancient Order of Uaissi workmsn.
The Memorial day services in connec-
ton With the a. o. L. W.. which viii
be celebrated all over the United States
January IS viii be observed in this city
on the same date by appropriate SER
vices TO be held In the First Preshy terrain
church. The pastor. Rev. DIR. Alison.
a member OF Columbia lodge No. . will
deliver the memorial sermon. and adj
dresses and esilogies will be delivered by
Grand Master Workman F. NJ. Spain,
OF North Yakima, and District Deputy
G. NJ. W., O. S. Jones, OF Seattle. APP
prcpriate music will be specially pre-
pared for the occasion. Committees have
been appointed from the various lodges
of the city, namely, Columbia No. ..
Aiki No. T. Queen City No. "A. Seattle
No. co, Union No. q. OF Fremont, and
Keystone No. s. Of Duwamish. The
several lodges Degree OF Honor will be
invited
All lodge No I. A. o. L. w. last
Wednesday installed the following Of
fcers for the next six months. with
Grand Medical Examiner r.. NJ. Davis
as the Installing officer: Past master
workman. George r. Davis: master
workman. II. @. Marshall. foreman. l..
w Davis: recorder. e. T. Drumm; finan-
cier. A. l.. Spencer; receiver George
Misener: guide. H. l. Hodgson; inside
Waterman. c. W. Chandler: outside
Waterman. Charles Ekland When the
installation exercises were over. Past
Master Geo. II. Davis was presented with
beautiful Past Masters badge. The
presentation speech was made by Grand
Medical Examiner Davis.
Union lodge. a @. T.. w. Of Fremont,
installed officers at the last regular ses-
sion last "Wednesday evening at Society
hall. The ladies served lunch and a
pleasant evening was enjoyed hy ak
The officers installed were: r. NJ. W. II.
Fusen: n w. Albert y. Grow; foreman.
". d. Folsom; ovsrseer. r. j. Riley; re-
co-ier. T. y. Herbert: finaneier. J. ".
EiilupS. receiver. J.. A. Becker: guide,
NJ. Wick. Inner watehnaa. Jas. Gordon;
O. W., Douglas Reed.
Comnanioas Of the Forest
Seattle Circle Ne. rs, c. o. F.. held lie
regular meeting Friday. January t. lssG
Tia alrSstor,s rsnn-t fnr fha. sli.artsr es..s-