Mormon History, Nov 29, 1845

[Anointed Quorum] First prayer circle in the Nauvoo temple with Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, Orson Hyde, Orson Pratt, George A. Smith, Orson Spencer, Lucien Woodworth, George Miller, William W. Phelps, Levi Richards, and Albert P. Rockwood (who was not endowed): "We did not Clothe our selves, as others wished to be with us the first time in the Lords Hous[e] when we should Offer up the Sign[s] of the Holy Priesthood" . (Note: Brigham Young allowed an unendowed person to see them performing signs of the priesthood, but not to see them dressed in their endowment robes.)
30 Nov.--The first Sunday morning prayer circle in the temple: "No ones admired only those that had recieved [sic] the Preasthood," including Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball, Orson Hyde, Parley P. Pratt, John Taylor, George A. Smith, Willard Richards, Amasa M. Lyman, Newel K. Whitney, George Miller, Alpheus Cutler, Reynolds Cahoon, William W. Phelps, William Clayton, John Smith, Cornelius P. Lott, Orson Spe
ncer, Isaac Morley, Lucien Woodworth, Joseph Young, Levi Richards, and Joseph C. Kingsbury. In the prayer circle Brigham Young "offered up prayer and dedicated the attic story of the Temple and ourselves to God, and prayed that God would sustain and deliver us his servants from the hands of our enemies, until we have accomplished his will in this house." After a hymn, the circle resumed and Heber C. Kimball prayed "that the Lord would hear and answer the prayers of his servant Brigham, and break off the yoke of our enemies and inasmuch as they lay traps for the feet of his servants that they may fall into them themselves and be destroyed--that God would bless his servant Joseph Young, heal his wife, and bless his family--that God would bless and heal his own [Kimball's] family and asked for the same blessings on all our families which he had asked for Joseph Young and himself." After performing a priesthood administration on Apostle Amasa M. Lyman, the circle resumed a third
time, and "Joseph Young prayed that our enemies might have no power over our leaders, he prayed for our brethren in England and on the Islands of the Sea: Brothers Babbitt, Turley and the Reddens--also that the Trustees might have means to liquidate all the debts" (with different ordering of names in each).

[source: Quinn, D. Michael, The Mormon Hierarchy: Origins of Power, Signature Books, 1994, Appendex: Meetings and Initiations of the Anointed Quorum, 1842-45, http://amzn.to/origins-power]