The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-06
The Masonic Fraternity.


The Masonic Fraternity.
re public installation OF the officers
q, Lorraine Chapter. No. s. was held in
vsssnsc hall Monday night in conjunction
x,.s sAat OF Seattle Council, No. s, Royal
ssa Select Masters. and OF Seattle Chap
.sr No. g. Royal Arch Masons. There was
al fgs attendance OF members and friends
q the various orders. The exercises were
ssly conducted by Mr.. Harry Gordon. who
gzys the address OF welcome and an
hsanced the ceremonies.
First came a piano solo by Prof. Sharpe;
res the Installation OF officers OF Seattle
Carter No. & r. A. NJ; then a vocal
ss y Master Harry Gordon, she Want
Il Something 20 Play WITH" which was
ksarily sncored: next the installation OF
sss.s OF Lorraine Chapter. No. g. o. f.
2 hen an intricate and artistic violin
sie BY Prof o. r. Dahl. accompanied by
us Maud woodcock: then Seattle Coun-
e. No. 6 r. & s. NJ: and finally a flute
go BY Mr.. Joseph Shipper.
TIE officers OF Lorraine chapter for 1896
~ IS follows: w. NJ, Miss Minnie c.
saghes: W. p. DR.. A H. Holcomb: A. NJ,
Yrs Amanda Rnehart: secretary, Mrs
2 Fenton: treasurer. Miss JEANNE Le-
ssny: conductor. Miss Mel McCutchin: as
ss,Ant conductor, Miss Grace Catch; mar
sal Miss Claire Catch; chaplain, Mrs.
2 A. Palmer: Adah. Miss Hattie Palmer:
faih Miss orinda Stream: Esther. Miss
Grace Wishaar; Martha. Miss Martha
s-eara, Electa. Miss Kate Campion; war
n Mrs. 4. Gardner; organist. Miss Z. c.
HSloway: sentinel. Mr.. c. d. knight.
Immediately following the installation
osne the presentation OF n beautiful pas
rsiran's Jewel TO the retiring w. NJ, Mrs.
2 E Bonney. which Mrs. Palmer per-
'armei IN an accomplished manner, Mrs.
& harney responded in a few well chosen
verbs o. graceful acknowledgement. Miss
Weoisoek presided at the piano during
ea Installing OF the officers. Dancing.
trts and the interchange Of social greet
hgs completed the evenings entertain
-ent
Lorraine chapter met IN regular convo-
safoa Wednesday night IN the Second ave-
tle hall. Masonic Temple. The reports
9 tie secretary and treasurer for the past
Fsa' we're read. showing the chapter to
b IN aOurishing condition.
independent Order of Odd Fellows.
re past week has been almost entirely
hssn W with installation OF officers. both
faAlc and private This week viii about
vi settle down to the regular work OF
e term under their new officers. Tonight
lake Washington Lodge. No. ~. will in
"a rs officers. and an address on Odd
fellowship by r r. Ford will be given.
rs hodge Initiated one candidate last
ssek, and will confer the first degree next
Aoaaay night. Tomorrow night Seattle
lege No. T. and Ri8gely Rebekah No. 6.
~ hala a joint installation OF officers at
~ Fellows temple. North Seattle; IL
~ aoi be puhlC installation. but Is for
= Odd Fellows and their families. Re
V@amenis Will be served. followed by
saoeng In the social hall. Golden Link
Loage No. 80. also holds a public install
aura tomorrow night at the hall. SIS First
aVsnne
Vave Branch Ledge. No. 1. and Mystic
eve Rebekah Lodge. No. 90 held a Joint
slac installation Wednesday evening.
we no guests being present Refresh
ssas. card playing and dancing followed
= Midnight Thursday uiCht Comet
.etge No. lSs. ana D,adem Rehekah
AXE No S. held joint installation At
esr hal tn Georgetown
Net' saturday night Unity EnCampment,
80 and Seattle Eucampment. Ne. a.
- hod joint installation. and all patrt-
Us q both cncam pmcnts are earnestly
vtssSted 70 - present. Seattle Lodge
d has one application fer membership,
- VII confer the inltatory degree at
next meeting after the new on 'ers
.easialle1 Unity e1campuent has three
4 Nss'sslons, ani WIFI confer tho Patri-
Ia aegree tho weeks from next Satur-
@5sasements ara completed FOR the in
.-1oa az tae rev lodge ~ Mount Yer
- g Tuesday. January u The grand
s~eF Wi be present and organize the
- ana the degree work WIN be put on
~'aaoeTs from al O. the Seattle teams.
10y ere q whom has made q special
- q the work asst sat.3. The event
-ssS g BE ro3 only a memorable enc
as Tie Organization 81 the lodge is
1eh but for the aSssmolage ~ so
- lAe0 prominent ia degree work. The
$3.50 the new iotis,e arg making elao-
-. FFeparat.QnS. and have chartered the
So Aerwln from Seattle. 50 that all
- "a b 30 ViG 20 under no expense
=. - A supply n tickets viii DC in
@a1s ot the Sc- rotary or every lodge
s@@,.'e, ~ may ,se E1,aiUcf from the
FssS TIE oN&8 Fellows. or from G. y.
s9~F SIS Nesicr way. The steamer
F1 a. O'Clock Tuesday morning.
gs-'e ics.ey dvck, ara VIII reach Mount
"a es p n EEery one Viii 20 from
I s,,, s.sASaer % the han. ara the work OF
ANA Will coalmerca Immediately.
sss.' elAe-e thu q, V1ll take NO the whole
a. -. s'.a '6iertn- sstoD for supper The
49, ara back a. % gt3sk Wednesday
A. = .Aad.ng in Seattle ahou; o'clocS
hsgs .sgnoon. The members Of the new
0ss go q general invitation - al
~ -, y ~ lr5Strs ami The ex-
sass-a' be So nomlna1--the steamer
- Il 'Ntoa hvrg f-ee-that &, Mil nr1o-
- ~ ~ u The largest gatherings ever
Aspes.A'n's Cough Remedy IS famous fr
Aaseo' oo'ds. Group and whoopiug cough
kr~p' and sf'ectnaL There is no dangsr