The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01


settle down To business With good viii.
KSEGHr rEMrLARs or MASONRY
Seattle Commandery, Ne 2. knight Tenn
plars, held meeting last Thursday even
ing for the purposes Of drill. The Sir
Knights. under the direction Of C0mman-
der-fseneral Phillips. spent two hours IN
drilling IN the work Of that branch OF The
order. The brethren then indulged in the
Usual banquet and thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
FREE AID ACCEPTED MAsoEs.
Eurxka Lodge, No. 9, r. and A. NJ, held
q specias communication last night In
Freed's hall, when Wcrshipfal Master
Freed, assisted by the wardens and breth-
rem, conferred the Master Mason degree in
due form. The officers Of this lodge will
be elected at the stated eommun cation to
be held Saturday evening, December IA.
Sc. Johns Lodge, No. 8. held = special
communication Friday evening, when
Worshipful Master Taylor. assisted By the
waraens and brethren, conferred the Mas
ter Mason degree in the presence Of about
sixty members and visiting brethren. The
attendance was larger than st any time for
several months. Last evening the lodge
proceeded TO the annual election Of officers.
who viii be installed with the appointive
officers Of the master-elect on ST. Johns
day, December q.
D0INGs OF THE ODD FELLOWS.
The general relief committee, l. O. o. F.,
met last evening IN Dr. Goodspeed's Office
for the purpose OF appointing further COM
mittees, including the employment and
funeral committees. already the relief
board has cared for three or four of the
brethren In needy circumstances, and the
indications are that the relief committee
win prove q decided benefit to the order.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 4. l. o. O. f.,
elected the following officers at the regular
meeting held last Wednesday evening: N.
b. Colt, noble grand; George +. Meachan,
vice grand; G. B. Grant, secretary and per
manent secretary. The treasurer was not
elected. These, with the apposntive officers,
will be installed at the FIRST regular meet
ing held in January. Four or i've applica-
tons were received and the candidates viii
be initiated at the meeting held next Wed
nesday evening in the Young Naturalists'
building. At that meeting it Is probable
that resolutions OF regret will be passed,
with respect 70 the death of Brother w. w.
Eewlin, who died in Denver last Friday.
Ridgeley Degree Lodge. No. 6, !. o. O. F.,
Rebekahs. held an unusually fine social ia
the North Seattle hall last Friday evening.
The entertainment consisted Of songs by
amateurs, with banjo and guitar acccm-
paniments, whist and dancing. William
Leighton and G. z. Roland were among
the soloists. The committee Of manage
ment were Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Roland.
Mrs. 6. Cooling, Mrs Robert Moran and
Henry Leland. The receipts amounted to
about $50. Mrs. Maggie Roland won the
first prize Friday evening. which was q
beautiful French-plats plush-framed hand
glass, and Mr.. John L. Mitchell won the
BOBBY prize. The SISTERS talk OF having
another social week from next Wednes-
day. December IL, 10 still further add to
the sum needed to pay for their handsome
paraphernalia.
Seattle Lodge. No. Z. I. O. O, f., held q
regular meeting last Tuesday evening, and
she team worked the first degree. The
following officers were elected: Fred A.
Johnson, noble grand; John +. Miller, vice
grand; ]. j. Knot, reelected secretary and
permanent secretary; Willis l.. Ames.
treasurer. The appointive officers will be
named at the last meeting in December
and aE viii be installed al the first regular
meeting in January. At the regular meet
ing to be held Tuesday evening the initia-
tory degree viii be worked.
Fraternity Ledge, No. c., /. O. o. f.,
elected the following officers last Thursday
evening: ]. T. Mitchell, noble grand; A.
Walters, vice grand: Clarence A. Holmes.
secretary: C. McDougall, treasurer:
Messrs. Pinckney, Holmes aud Clark,
trustees. Three proposals Of membership
were received and limitations win be con-
terred next Thursday evening.
THE NOBLE RED MEx.
Seattle Tribe. No. 2. T. o. OF z. NJ. met
in their wigwam in the Harms & Dicknan
building last Tuesday evening for the par
pose Of installing officers. Past sachems
]. c. Mitchell and g. A. Hill
most tremendously instructed the
Red Men in the duties OF the
offices 60 which they had been elected, snd
ordered them conducted 10 their various
stations in the wigwam. The officars In
stalled are Is follows: Douglas Young,
sachem; James Neatly. prophet OF the
stump; ]. N. Lang, senior sycamore; J. L.
Weatherby, junior sycamore, ]. P. Jacob
son, chief OF the records.
After the tribe bad completed their lahors
the members went to the hanauet-roer.
where they spent considerable time In
paFtAking OF the usual COED things Hro-
vide for such occasions, and in exchanging
frateTnaI tokens 81 good viii were INDUCED
IN when the tribe Is mos on the trail.
At The regular meeting Of The tribe NEXT
Tuesday evening Saehem Young viii an
no'lnce and install the following Appointiya
officers First sannap T. j. Mitchell sec
ond sannar, W. Lotka; FIRST warrior, VIII
hsFn Barry; SECOND warrior, John Eyler:
third warrior. A. w. Ryan; fourth war
Fior. H Brown.
TIE tribe is IN VERY prosperous conai :
ton and has received great many saem-
hers within the past few months. Nov
thai tbs Fed Men have q I9ne new hail they
expest many sdditaons 70 their pare hsnent
and 60 DO justice g. the very impressive
ceremony 81 the wigwa am, an order has
been forwarded 20 Boston for raYauheru-
ala 80 cost $50 A team wia also be
formed right away 60 do the work in nrst-
class shape. and ST outfit viii be purchased
Al cost Of s7ssa The Red Men intend 10
Dc their work in style.
ExSEyofEST Axn PROTECTIVE F1Kg
Seattle Lodge, No. -. Benevolent aud
Protective kakS, meets regularly nox every
Sunday evening. in the Fed Meas hall
ecrneg Of Front ard Marion streets. The
lodge Numbers abort ninety members and
was very sctEve before she Ere. New cffscers
seTs elected last sanslsy. as foElows: d.
&. Nnlligzn. district dspety Andrew
steraA, GRATED ruler; Samuel Maraia. es-
teemea leading knigats Gus Bessaan. e.
seene4 occurring knight. George Kidd.
aoyAa knight. JOAN II. Blanchard. sarre-
ta~w. AEsslsaEn y AtEan srAssss..... IL