Sentence examples for orient lodge from inspiring English sources

The LLD's primary objective is to train and orient lodge and chapter officers to the logistics of operating their chapters and lodges.

The Countess' request for initiation into a Masonic lodge was supported by the Johannite Grand Master Ferenc Pulszky, and she was duly initiated in 1875 by a provincial lodge of Grand Orient, Lodge Egyenlőség (Equality) in Unghvár.

Gleaned from the museum's permanent collection, the show includes such imported items as Delftware pottery, spices from the Orient lodged in original cabinets, 18th-century linens and silks from Europe, and bottles (empty, by now) of wine from Spain.

In 1808, the Grand Orient decided that these lodges were unconstitutional, and they became marginalised until re-activated by the same Grand Orient in 1901.

Brooks's sister lodges —Kulik Lodge and the intimate, six-guest Grosvenor Lodge — are mainly oriented to fishing — but there's more at Brooks than abundant supplies of rainbow trout and arctic grayling.

Orient-Express Hotels, which jointly operates the lodge with Peru Hotels, also runs the most luxurious lodging in Cuzco, the 123-room Hotel Monasterio, (51-84) 241-777, fax (51-84) 237-111.

Her initiation was then declared void by decision of Grand Orient and the perpetrators were punished, but the lodge wasn't erased, and only one officer was excluded.

The switch, replacing the usual hotel-chain request to "Please stay with us," is intended to convey that the memories of a visit to a Ritz-Carlton luxury property will last longer than another fluffy bathrobe.Another upscale lodging chain, Orient-Express Hotels, is taking a similar tack in a campaign that is to begin on Monday, which carries the theme "Embark on a journey like no other".

(In Hungary in that time there were two masonic Grand Lodges, the Grand Lodge of St. John and the Grand Orient worked independently from each other).

The French lodges took their lead from the Grand Orient de France in not requiring any religious belief in their members.

In 1774, the lodges of adoption came under the jurisdiction of the Grand Orient de France, and the published regulations show a system of four degrees: 1. Apprentie, or Female Apprentice. 2. Compagnonne, or Journeywoman.