Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-28
MASONS HOLD
INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS
Those Selected BY Various
Lodges To Act During En-
suing Year Enter Upon Their
Duties-Many Attend

In accordance with the usual GUS
tom the various branches OF the Ma
sonic order last evening held the IN
staIlations of those officers recently
SIvUvvu, unU nae SLlN
ensuing year. There we're about TWO
hundred ladies' and gentlemen pres
ent in the lodge rooms over the Cop
per Queen general offices, a large
number of whom later attended the
banquet which was served in the din
ing room OF the hotel, The progrom
was not concluded until a rather late
hour.
1t is customary for the various
branches of the order as well as the
auxiliary. the Eastern Star, to hold
general installation ceremony, and
this occupied the first part of the
evening. The following named gem
tlemen were inducted into the var
ious offices: ssftIt.
Officers Of Bisbee CommanderS
No. 4. Knights Templar-Eminenl
commander, Frank John Graf; gen
eralissimo, John Griffith Pritchard;
chancellor commander, Nelson Char
les Bledsoe; senior warden. Elwood
William Spiers; junior warden. Char
les Moore Mexican; prelate, Galen r.
Humbert; treasurer. Hiram abb
Schwartz; recorder, Charles Francis
Philbrook: standard bearer, Harry
Hail Holden; sword bearer, John
Simpson McNeish; warder. William
Ralph Banks; captain of the guard.
George Alexander Bridge; sentinel,
Henry Perrow.
Officers of Land Mark Chapter No.
r. A. M.-High priest, George A.
Bridge; king, Clinton w. Moon;
scribe, Elder E. Fruits; treasurer,
E. Spiers; secretary. Charles F. Phil
brook; chaplain, John G. Pritchard;
captain of the host. Hans w. Jorgen-
semi principal sojourner. William r.
Banks; royal arch captain, James
Bickerstaff; master of third vail,
Nicholas Noble; master of second
vail, Charles c. Mccoy; master of
first vail, John F. Sinclair; sentinel,
William H. Perrow.
officers of Perfect Ashlar Lodge F.
and A. NJ. No. 12-Worsnipful master
| William S. Stewart; senior warden,
Hans w. Jorgensen; junior warden,
Sidney A. Brown; treasurer, Frank
C. Bledsoe; secretary, Charles f.
Philbrook; chaplain, Charles w
Hicks; marshal, John ]. O'Laughin;
senior deacon, Arthur e. Lutley; jun
| FOR deacon, Herman W. Thomas; sen
ior steward, Bassett T. Watkins
Junior Steward, John S. Oliver; tyler
William H. Perrow; trustees, H. M
| Woods, G. A. Holquist, G. w. Hicks
About 9 o'clock the assemblage ad
;ourned TO the Copper Queen notel
dining room. where plates had been
laid for $50. After the banquet I.ao
been in progress for some time, Past
| Master H. NJ. Woods, acting as toast
master, called on the following PEG
pie to respond to the respective
| toasts:
ST. Johns Day, ]. C. Pritchard.
Welcome TO Visiting Brethren, Z
F. Philbrook.
Kean.
Response, Miss Wagner.
The Chapter-R. A. NJ. DR.. Bridge
The Commandery of K. T, DR..
The o. E. Sits Principles and
Obiects-Mrs. Beckwith.
The Old Guard, w. II. Perrow.
Advice to the Wives OF Masons
Miss Barber.
First Impressions Of a Young Ma
| son. Nj. A Peterson.
Retrospeet-By One Who ia:
/ Been, .. W. fiiahs. M
wattcfIrn5an, H What &C the Nightz !"
| s. Stewart ~,
Masonry and Citizenship, W. P. Nc
The Lodge and the Church, Rev. d
NJ. Shields.