The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-13
Drarer. Pilger. Heb.. and James A

1rager. Pilger. Seb.. and James A.
g gwle, from La Junta. Col
Il Ae bureau OF relief at Its convention
sesletaay elected the following officers
wee president, @. ". Crane: secretary
az treasurer. A. L. Valentine. A COM
Hllltee was appointed 10 make arrange
lilst.ts Tor ball TO De given under the
as tlees q the bureau OF relief.
2eatIe Lodge, No. 81, az its stated con-
ssiisaon wednesday evening. after a little
routine business threw open its doors 10
invited guests who had come 70 witness
me public installation OF officers. TO enjoy
2 xtefary and musical programme 10 play
aAeN7 games OF progressive whist, 70 trip
s sns hgnt fantastic toe and 70 partake of
iAshl refreshments. The business CT thu
lCass was closed az an early hour. and
Mnen the doors we're opened the Rath5ons
SISTERS entered. and soon the han was hlled
and the ceremony OF installation was OBJ
served Deputy Grand Chancellor a I.
alentlne. assisted BY Brother Cowie as
grand prelate. L. J. Powers as grand mas
teF-at-arms, and Charles GIluly as wee
grand chancellor. soon installed the Of
fcers-elect IN an impressive manner. The
ioi.owing programme was well rendered:
ocaI solo. Mr. George Noble: recitatl On,
Mss Hattie Palmer. vocal solo. Mrs. Fer
y guitar and piano duet Mrs Noble WALL
lngford and Miss May Kellogg: vocal solo,
Mrs. Wallace. reading, Miss Hattie Pal
ner; vocal solo. Mr.. Hesse; mandolin and
piano. Miss Wahimen and Miss Bronson;
vocal solo, Mss Mamie Wheeler; vocal
duet, 3lrs. Ferry and Mrs. Wallace. After
the rendition OF this programme. which
was highly appreciated. tables were
brought IN, and a pleasant time was spent
IN games OF progressive whist. Refresh
ments were then served, and a short time
Was spent in dancing.
The names OF the officers installed are:
p G, l. q. Horr: c. c. Donald 3. olson
v. c., George 81 Horton; P, J. y Shafes;
X. Il. 5. J. T. Gilmore; II. of L, J. A.
Caughey; II. OF E. Thomas McAlister; NJ.
OF A.. "A. a Osborn. !. c., l. w. Conner;
y. G.. W II. Sillirnan. The representatives
elected 10 the Grand Lodge are A. l. Val
entine and Charles Gnluiy: alternates. +.
j. Powers and George II. F'ortson.
Inc installation OF officers OF Queen City
Lodge. No. 10. on Monday night was a
most successful affair. ID. -. @. {. Edward
Bowden, assisted by Maj. J. T. Mitchell
ana L. g. ". II. Finck Installed the new
~ elected officers according 10 law and in
due form. i. G. WrightmIre was compli-
mented highly on his administration up
on receiving the Il. C.. jewel A. G. Bow
man and Edward Bowden were unani-
moasly elected Grand Lodge representa-
tives. G. W Crane. upon assuming the
duties OF c. C., was subjected TO some
lnOtty problems and legal considerations
which tested mis- executive ability. and Il
was suggested by one OF the members
that Mr. Crane should secure a copy OF
Reeds rules. The officers elected for the
present term are: G. c.. G. W. Crane; V.
c.. W. J. McCleilen prelate. Alfred l..
Ennis; X. of r. and S. H. d. Temple;
VI. OF r, a. NJ Hawkins; II Of T.,
George II Wright. If. Of w. John Rick
ard. 81. at A. George r. Hgrd: 1. c.. F.
w Hurlbut; O. G.. w. ". Stryker; tTus-
tees NJ. II. Llewellyn, IL NJ. Peters, II.
D. Temple
At a regular convention of Puget Sound
Lodge. No n. Friday evening, January
10 the following officers were installed
Tor the incoming term: c. c., 3. w.
Smith: V. C.. J. Zimmerman: p, j. II.
Lyons. ". W, T. T. Pope: X. II. S, g. A.
Lafayette; NJ. of F., A. T.. Barton; NJ. OF
T., G. " Thornton: " at A., Il. I. Fore
man; l. c.. A. r. Grim: o. c., q. +.
Spangenberg one APPLICATION was received
for the rank OF Knighthood. one member
received transfer card and one a with
drawal card. Considerable business was
transacted and George T.. Bennett was re-
commended for reappointment as d. ID. G.
G. for 1896
Officers were installed as follows at a
regular meeting OF Woodland Lodge
Thursday evening at Society hall. Fremont,
T. d. G. c. william Murphy officiating:
c. c. W. VI. Patterson; V. c., j. A. Beck
err T.. c. F. Remsberg; X. OF r. and s.
G. s Carpenter N. or F.. Harry Fusen;
NJ OF T.. V c. Nelson: NJ. OF w. william
Wiuningham: J. c.. J. c. Stauffer: trus-
tees william Murphy. G. S. Carpenter and
Harry Fusen Mr.. Rcmsberg was elected
Grand Lodge representative, and c. S. Car
penter alternative.