Women and freemasonry
Found in 439 Collections and/or Records:
Mecca Temple ladies night program, 1920 February 28
A Mecca Temple ladies night program. Dated February 28, 1920. In this program, Mecca Temple promotes its February twenty-eighth ladies night at Carnegie Hall and an upcoming event for the children of Nobles. Includes rosters for the officers, members and musical bands of Mecca Temple.
Meeting notices from Bethlehem Shrine, No. 2, 1931-1944
2 Notices from Bethlehem Shrine No. 2, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Masonic Temple, Syracuse, NY for Fall Ceremonial meeting of Order of the Eastern Star.
Membership card of Joyce Lay, 1953 September 2
Membership cards issued by Assembly, No. 51, to Anne Chace, 1968-1969
Memorial record book for Clara E. Williams, 1938
Memorial booklet issued in memory of Clara E. Williams, with a page listing Order of the Eastern Star, Acton Chapter, No. 173; Pythian Sisters, Acton Temple, No. 226; and Acton Rebekah Lodge, No. 518 as fraternal orders attending, and a note to "take no part" for Ku Klux Klan Marion County, Court No. 14, Indianapolis. Williams' date of birth is recorded as October 10, 1866 and a patent date of 1904 is printed on the inside cover.
Memorial Resolution, circa 1937
Memorial to Eurotus Bell Jourdan for altar given in his name to Galion Lodge, No. 414 and Galion Chapter, No. 142.
Midnight Sun Chapter, No. 6, invitation, 1945 December 7
Mildred Evans Order of the Eastern Star ephemera collection, 1984-1992
Collection includes programs, invitations, and informational brochures relating to Order of the Eastern Star chapters in California. The bulk of the collection consists of programs, with some including additional items inserted into the front flap. The invitations include envelopes, which are addressed to either Mildred Evans or Mr. & Mrs. Bob Evans.
Minute book of Unity Ark, No. 1, 1871-1873
Handwritten minutes of Unity Ark, No. 1, held in the hall of St. John Lodge in Seattle, Washington Territory, including lists of members. The first meeting was held on March 29, 1872. Nineteen pages filled and the rest blank.