The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19
SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
The Weeks Doings Among Tie
Secret Societies.
MAsons GIVE 4 BIG sANouGTs
Interest Keviving In All shs soeisoaeo@'
Son Of Veterans Drum Ccsps-sess-
tish Clan to Be orrsnised.

Interest RevivIng In All he sosiseaol.s
Son Of Veterans Drum Cosps-sess-
tish Clan to Be Organised
Interest Is increasing in the lodge rooms
OF the different fraternal organizations %
the city. This IS caused by the fact that
the evenings are becoming longer and there
is much more time to give 70 the thil,rp
which pertain to social or fraternaI oblixn.
tons. Following is resume OF the work
done and the events in the different secret
societies of the city:
FREE AND ACCEPTED nAsoxs.
Eureka Lodge, No. 20. Free and Accsptsds
Masons. held regular communicates lnet
saturday evening and will meet Nondsy
degree. s
st. Johns Lodge. No. o, at : spec1nl
communication held Tuesday evenfuSr
conferred the Fellow Craft degrees upon
one candidate. The lodge meets nexf
Tuesday for work in the Master Nasonsn
degree.
Seattle Chapter, No. 8, Royal Arch H.
sons, held a special convocation Frfdav
evening for work in the Most Excelionf
Masters degree. The chapter also con
vened In regular convOcation last evoninR
to confer the Royal Arch degrees upun
three candidates. after which : bauquet
was held at the Diller hotel.
Seattle Commandery. No. 2, knights
Tempiar. at special conclavo he1d Il
Freed's hall last Tuesday, conferred Tie
knights Templar degree upon one candl
date. A large number Of visiting Knights
were present, and after the regular busj-
ness was over q grand banquet was served
Lorraine Chapter. No. 6, Order OF tho
Eastern Star. held special convocatfcn
Wednesday evening and conferred the frpt
degree upon three candidates After -
regular lodge work luncheon was spxon0
ana served and q social time was induleDd
in until late hour. Among those present.
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Alexaudee.
Captain and Mrs. w. H. Ellis, Processes
and Mrs. ]. NJ Taylor. Mr.. and Mn. 4. q.
Treen, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cochran. ~.
and Mrs. L. W. Bonney. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Christensen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Haley, Nh
and Mrs. c. ID. knight. Mr.. and Nrz.
Frank Pontius, Mr.. and Mrs. Chax1o6
Robertson. Mrs. J. F. Damon. Nm. =. b.
Sackman. Mrs Zlpha Fenton, Mrs. Doua
lass, Mrs N. +. Goss, Mrs. a. - AlIct,
Mrs. Elizabeth Freed, Miss Minnie Huehoo,
zie,s Miss Mile KunzIe, Miso ia
Cochran, Miss May Wilson, MI. ]. b.
Kunzie. Mr.. w. J. Clark. Mr. W. Ratelif1S.
Mr. N. 8. Peterson, Mr.. ]. C. Peterpon. M
Ira B. Miller. Mr.. James WheeIan. NJ. J.
G. Nixon. Mr.. B. B. Freed, Nj. Jokn
Bragdon, Mr.. Daniel Burieigh,
INDEPENDENT oRpER on ODD rsfxowa
Seattle Lodge. No. 4. ct its regular me61-
Spr~ do,
degree The lodge expects 10 ret jntu II
new hall in about six weeks. J:
Fraternity Lodge, No. IS. met Ncadnv
evening and conferred the second dew9S
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 4. met Wo1n
day evening and had work in IL oooon1
degree.
Mystic Lodge, No 81, ct its regular -. ]
ing friday evening. initiated sesorAl 60
didates.
4 scorrIsH cLAx. sSz
A well directed effort Is beine mede q. :
number of leading Scotchmsn OF fhio a.
to org anize branch OF the Clans 81, III
city. The movement will b BROUGHT q =
focus some time this week or uext. Ih6fo
are large number Of Scotchmen ID III
city, and the clan viii doubtless b voxv
large and very strong one. So
SONS OF VETERANS. ST
General George III. Thomas Camp. Na Il
Sons of Veterans. held . largely att ondn
meeting Thursday evening in the Uks MI
Four new members were mustered 81. u 4
very interesting address was made ~ con.
rade Burwell. lately lieuten&nt c0lonul q =
camp at Denver. Col. Major Randc1pn.
late OF Lincoln Camp, met with the cam
for the first time. Sixty guns have bo6n
received and 100 more are expocted 80
The drum corps now consists Of the fo1ldEs
ing members: Drum-major, r. L. AL
tifers, al. Bridenstine, Wiley McFaxInn6.
Will z. Allen, Albro Gardner, Guy Stro1t<
drummers. Allison Crawford, John Rino1c-
ney. Albert Ames, Howard Ames, Pau1
Hubbard. The corps Is about - orlR
handsome Zouave suits. A grand ball IN
be given by the camp on Octobss ~
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAA II
Queen City Lodge, No. 10. knights q
Pythias. met Monday evening and pat ~
candidates through the second deereo.
North Star Lodge. No. 40. at its nleo(1n
Tuesday evening. conferred the EsQu1t6
rank. A grand balls contemplate ~ ~
lodge, to be given next Saturday eyouf1
Seattle Lodge, No. 81. at its moofi&e
Wednesday evening. conferred the Eoquflo
rank. ri
GRAND ARMY or THE RRPUBLfC.
Stevens Post, No. 1, Grand Army u ~
Republic. met last Tuesday evening a1A
mustered in one recruit.
John +. Miller Post. No. 81, moois noxt
Tuesday evening.
woMES's RELIET coRr1
Stevens Relief Corps. No. I. hen : ~
fair at the Armory the last three EVENINGS
of last week. ending with grand ball last
evening. The corps is in good condil1on
financially, and made good sum CIT e
the fair. "a Ss IN
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE =
The Young Mems Institute gave Z nfpre
airy entertainment and . danes Ifi1GU
evening in Red Mems hall A lares nuznp
Der of young people were present, md -
occasion passed of very pleasantly.
OCTOBER.
| Past browning pastures and Through Woo6o1
ways "a 81
| Now firs the jade October: In hes han1s
| Sne bears alOit her torches like live bGo460
| OF molten gold and red. 6inco h1nt tn 01yo
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