The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-21
THE MASONIC LODGES.
sae<rs Eiected--1he National Grand
Master 10 BE uonored.

/ - annual electi0n OF Io<s4c Lodge No.
#sFG A. Al. occurred on Friday and
-rsss a. follows. q. 4. Fiji. w. NJ. I:
Dodge, ST. w: f. Couptil. Jr. w;
ssasenfe.s. Treas. q. l.. Case. See. /.
rxars Haftz, 81. D: IA. n. Kul!es. Jr.
: D. schcensssd. s. g. A. G. Deusi. ]. 8. I:
| I 5alAm. bureau of relief; }. y. Pratfsr.
aury committee: r.. J. Graham, mar
81. L +, Wolfe. chaplain: G. p. Knigfrs.
-. These brethren were Installed into
. ~ ~ tie retiring master. I. u. Wolfe.
/ sAsr which az present partosok OF an ex-
azsat spread. which had been prepared
: 10 stewards Ionic Ledge . a a four
eng condition as per reports OF secrs-
81 snf treasurer, and have proved them
ares very proficient In the work OF tbs
sFsrai degrees during the past year. The
ia starts out for the new ysar under
= Brightest prospects.
he annual rendezvous OF tho Lawson
ssastery viii be held In the Masonie
! sxazls on Tuesday stsnlng for the pur-
ssw u holding the annual election Of
secrs, hezfing the report % the finance
srnittes and the disposal OF such other
szaess as may be properly presented.
"a Tuesday last the Washington Lodge
( Perfection. No. /. rendered a reception
tie officers and members OF Tacoma
.ars Of Perfection. No. .. IN Mssonso
tnple Some ninety members OF the
fsonic order were present. including
/ asasy from Tacoma THO fourteenth de-
pse was conferred on several candidates
isll and ample form by the officers OF
.snma Lodge, No. 3. Al the conclusion
: ne comforting OF the degree a banquet
ss spread in the banqueting hall This
~ presided over by Or. r. II. Coo. A
1ssry time was had and brief speeches
svs made by nearly every one present
SEATTLE Cha pier. No. 3. Royal Arch Ma
So held their annual election OF officers
kssrnay, December 10. with the following
sasli. Hlsh priest, Frank III. Rsnick.
kas Albert J. Forrest: scribe. John ~.
Rather: captain OF host. Harry 4. Racer.
xsaeipal sojonrnsr. William @. Potts: X.
1 captain, william Mccord: ~. Third
IL IA wl,senors: N. Second veil, Louis
I Wolfe. ". First Veil. Thomas r. T1nto:
ssw. Charles X Knight: Sect Harry G.
5mson; treasurer Joseph Winship.
- Installation VIII take place publicly
Teiaesday. December q.
sssssle Cha pfsr No. 3. A. A.. Lorraine
E2yser No. 6. o. Il. s.. and Seattle Coun-
& Ne. 9, u. .& !. NJ, VIII iustan together
"a Wednesday. December q. and a good
the Is anticipated.
8, John Lodge. No. 0. end Eureka
isags. No. 20, Will hold Joint public In
siATAtiga at Masonic Temple on Monday.
pecsmber e
vssisas Ledge. No, 80. A. +. q A. NJ. at
Ksat On Wednesday last elected officers
Is islows: Levi c. Smith. w. NJ: A. T.
Van a WAITER. S. w: r. N. Berlin. J. w:
u VI Morrill, treasurer, W. J. shsnn,
eacretsry
seatsle cormanSery. Knights Templar.
VI a~ensss At $50 on Christmas morn
ihg y t!n Ia Responding - the toast pro-
posed m honor Of tho grand master OF Tire
esusT N ne United States. The services
s'll begin AZ a. m. sharp. corresponding
y !. fnssrisi.an siYns a. Washington. n. q.
A. ne some hour the i00,ea0 Knights
'tnTiar IN ths uu1ted States wil meet 60
sror The CHIEF man o. the order. II is
fas-nonorea custom ard soiourning frat
= are invited 10 participate in 81.
a called nesting Of the officers ana
ssEhers or peric lodge No g. r. ana A.
= saturday evening, December ~. ~
ssment Society ban. the following Of
ssrs were elected for the ensuing term:
~, u. p. Miller; = W. J. +. Blair:
". W. NJ Patterson. treasurer. T. L.
safsy, secretary. ]. A. CovIngfon; g. n,
| Z. HASTINGS: j. D.. William wIles:
| sArsaal F. NJ. Huse: :. s.. J. Con: j. 3,
iSsalaS smith. tyler. +. Burlingame.