The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-08


alton the Ancient Accepted Scottish
lite Masons, after conierring the 18th
egree upon a class OF fourteen candi.
ates for the Rose Cr1iX degree, sat
own to a sumptuous banquet at the
Iotel Royal last night. The class,
pom which had been previously con-
erred the 18th degree, was composed
the following knights OF the east
nd west.
Class Of 1prH fs9S.
William Edward Malaley.
James Harvey Antrobus.
Sterling Price Richardson.
William Potter Griffin.
James A. Slime.
Frank Hilton Greer.
Henry Z. Wolff
Beauregard Benz jAmin Pollock.
Stuart Nervin Hopkins
David william Franklin Turbyfll.
Lewis Elmer Pitts
Charles WHverly White.
John o. Allen.
league Ray.
After repairing TO the Hotel Royal
+ he visiting and local members lis
& ened TO delightful music, both vocal
. md instrumental. A qusrtette com
posed OF Mrs. Grissell, Miss! Whitbeck,
Carl Havighorst and Charles Bosworth
,ang choice nun bers while the popu.
ar Aeolisn Mandolin lclub rendered
Inc instrumental selections.
ToAstmaster q. @. Guss arranged
lIs guests at the banquet board, loaded
with the delicacies Of the season. The
Follow occupied seats at the table:
Edgar Jones, 80; O. NJ. Barnes, 80; S,
IA Antrobus. IS; II. 5. Cunningham,
D.; u O Guss, 80, X @. O. II; c. g.
Kniesley, 33; Ed Donnelley, 80, X u.
D. d; j w. Hench 80; Harry w.
Painter, Is; J. O. Post, 52, King gisher
Charles White, IS; Il l. Hirschi, 80;
a. Slime. Is, Alva; s. N. Hopkins, is;
ssper Sipes, 32. oklahoma City; +. II
3reer, 10; l.. J. Hiatt, 80; Carl Hsv e
horst, IS; w. 2. Griffin, IS, Hennessey;
5.erling p. Richardson, Is, Hennessey
T. =. King, 80, Waukomis; NJ, Il
Singleton. 80, Oklahoma CITY;
David william +. Turbyfill, IS;
William Malaley, is. Hennessey; A. Il
bamure, 30. Chickasha; John Pugh, 80,
Wood ward; II. A. Plat. 30. x B
3ebke, 80, Chandler; George Willis, 80,
Sd Greer, Winfield; Henry Asp, %; B
B. Pollock, IS, Oklahoma City; Ike
f Levy, 80: H. z. Wolf, Is, Oklahoma
#biJ; A o. Farquharson, 80; league
Ray, IS; Lou Pitts, IS
Monus
pottage Tapioca
Hors d'oeuyres
Truite Sauce Capres Sauterne
Filet aux ChampignOus bordeaux
Betls pois
Agneau Kotl Bourgogne
Salade
HariCots Ncrts
Creme Glacee Petits Fours
Champagne % H. Mumm Extra see)
'0D'5sf CATE cognac. 'u''
Mr. u. c. Guss then announced The
Following toasts, which were re.
ponded 10 in an eloquent manner;
Toasts.
"To the Government OF ths United
States "--Csssius Nj Barnes, 81
"To the Supreme Council. ."-Charlo,
Kneisley, 33, Deputy Inspector Gel
eral, Davenport, la.
ITO the Grand Commander, Hon
Thomas II. Csswell. .'-Edward Sylves
ker Donnelley. 80, X. @. C. H.
ITO the Sc pttish Rite of oklahoma
+ Standing.
ITO our traitors, companions Of the
Royal AEch Chapter, Knights OF the
Their banner aud beau
IeanL'ever continue TO float Ia the sun.
light Of eternal truth. ~ Harper Sam
III Cunningham, s3, Insp. Gen. Hon.
SUP. Council, Okla.
To Albert Pike. "The Sage and Phil.
|Dsopher of the Rite "-Standing.
"T0(the foundation OF the Masonic
|fepPle 10 every country and in every
Ie5ngue-the Grand and subordinate
dges OF Ancient Craft Masonry. -
,tanding.
ITO the memory OF the brethren OF
the degree whose lsbors here below
have ceased during the present Ma.
bonic year Leroy p. King, 39
To all MAsons and Masonic bodies,
.of all rites and degrees, over the sur
ace OF the earth; honors and laurelI
10 the worthy; health TO the sick; com
Hort 10 the needy; succor to the op
pressed everywhere. Charles T. Van
fdervoort, &c.
"To Our Guests" - H. Augustus
Platt. 80
'NTo the Glass Frank II. Greer.
U. Q. Guss, 80, X. G. c, H., Toast
master.
The banquet was elaborate and com
|plete, and the occasion was one TO bs
remembered by the mystic brethren.
Oklahoma Fighters
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