Hawaiian Lodge Marks Fifty Years in Respectful Ceremony
The article recounts the formation of Hawaiian Lodge Le Progres de Vovante in Honolulu 1844 to 1882 progress. It traces the lodge’s early meetings at Captain Meek’s residence and a two-story building on King Street later used for lodge purposes. It notes key founders Le Teller Meek and Henry Sea, the transition to Hawaiian Lodge under California Grand Lodge, and its first regular meeting February 1, 1882, and first officers. It highlights the 125th anniversary observance with a parade, banquet, and memorials to fallen brethren, stressing fraternal aid and charity as core lodge duties.
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Hawaiian Lodge and Progres de Provani History Report
A fragmented historical note recounts Hawaiian Lodge and Progres de Provani details, including charter movements, meetings, and the ceremonial rite linked to Queen Emma era. It cites past lodge merges, royal patronage, and the ceremonial framing of the Masonic order in Hawaii.
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