The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12
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linden. No. r3-w P. Hawke
Naomi. No. u OF Puyailnp-Edna Beach.
william Seeman. Sarah Rogers and Lettie
SeeTar-
centraIia. No. l4-Emna C. Ennis. Mrs.
Ada Mcdonald and A C. Ennis
Washington. No Is. OF Coatax-lda
Prfvott and Thomas Amos
S~hoEle. No. II. OF New Whatcon-Mrs-
Martha Haley. Mrs Melinda Nicholson.
MrS Kate Allen ard ". C WiIiox-
A3ah No. =. OF wIrlock-D. A skinner.
Eiecta. No. p. OF Spoka,e-T1a II. Hin
Ike. Katie Stlnnlel, f. P. Weymouth ana
Jennie Wiscomb.
s. NJ Goss.
Golden Rod. No. - Of Saohomlsh-SteIIa
y Deering. A. w. Frater. Miss Irie Fer
glfson. J. A. Coleman and d. c. Ferguson.
Charity. No. g, OF Elma-L- June Wake
field.
Constana. No q. Of Palouse-Mrs. DolIs
Cheney.
AIki. No. g. OF walla waIia-Nrs Addle
hyger and Lena r. Parker.
Tula, No. %. of Coupeville-Susie Sill and
r J. Hancock.
Occidental. No =. Of Ballard-I..zzie
Reed and Mrs. Mary Digs.
Mizpah. No. 20. OF Hoqaain-Mrs Lula
Bruce
White Clover. No. n. Of Tacona-sfinnle
McQuiliin, Jennie Henderson. Helen L
Roberts. Lizzie Everett and Walter Ever
etf
Columbia, No. 81. OF Everett-Mrs. Hat
tss Cox and Winnefred Bowen.
Vida, No. 8. Of Tacoma--Mrs. Annie
Fairweather. Lizzie Harris, Ida g. Lar
kin and Allie II. Shaver.
Olympia. No. 3s-.Mary v. Johns. Hattie
Reed, Addie II. II. Stuart and ]. c. Rafh-
burn.
Bailey, Mrs. Lou Hunt and Silas r. Moore
South Bend, No. 3e-Mrs. Mary Gruwell.
Sarah J. olney and Fenton Smith.
Welcome, No. 40. of Shelton-Catherine
c. Barrow and B. s. Barger
Chapters Under Dispensation.
Rhododendron. Jennie r. West; Myrtle.
U. D.. Seattle, Elizabeth W Sacsman, r.
F. Powell and Mary K. Bradden.
The past grand matrons present were:
Mrs. Helen Shannon, Mrs. r. A. Palmer.
Mrs. Wiunefred b. Hare and Mrs. Mary
A. Amos
Past grand patrons-J NJ Taylor. Ed r.
Hare. j. f. Edmiston, z. II. Van Patten.
H. w. Tyler and w. L. Darby.
Past grand associate patron-Thomas
MARS
Past grand secretary-D. II. Shaw. and
past grand associate conductor. Ellen
Dorr.
The report of the committee and the
seating of the delegates occupied the time
OF the afternoon session. and the Grand
Chapter then adjourned TO meet this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. when the regular work
OF the communication will be taken up.
Last nigh Go.3eu ~ Tsas,s,+e- No 80
OF Snohomlsh. exempli1ed degree work
before the Grand Chapter. All traces OF
previous occupancy had been removed In
the remarkably short time elapsing be-
tween the adjournment OF the Masonic
Grand Lodge and $50. the time set for the
evenings work. All of the rugged angu-
larity of the Masonic surroundings was
toned down by the brightness OF color and
the fragrance of flowers that festooned
the columns and pedestals and banked the
corners Everywhere was brightness and
warmth, and the wives. mothers. sisters
and daughters OF Masons swarmed through
the parlors and ante-rooms and chartered
and goss.ped and laughed. and made the
event one OF social character that acted
as leaven 10 the soberer feelings that
had been developed during the more SER
ious deliberations of the previous week.
There was brave showing of good
clothes and handsome women, and the
musical accompaniment to the ritualistic
work. with the songs of sweetly blended
voices, robbed the mysterious rites of all
OF their terrors. Outside the lodge room
the aroma OF coffee and other good things
gave a promise OF yet ioiller affair to
come. The degree work was beautifully
exemplified and the chapter. with its go
guests. then adjourned 10 the banQueting
room where an elaborate repast had been
prepared by the ladies OF Lorraine Chapter.
of Seattle.