The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-28
THE SECRET ORDERS.
A Quiet Week With the Local
Organizations.
THE BANQUET OF ALF,F, TEMPLE.


The occasions Of interest among the ffasernal
organizations for the past week were few in
number. The principal event was the banquet
given By tbs Alh6 Temple OF the Ancient Order
Of the Mystic shrine At Tacoma on Monday.
yRzE AND ACcEPrED MAsoEA
The Ancient Arasic Order Of the MOBILES Of
the Mystic Shrine held . meeting with Aidn
Temple IN Tacoma lest Monday evening. A
large number Of the members Of the temple in
all parts Of the state were present. The temple
conferred the wonderful mysteries Of the shrine
upon twelve weary sons Of sne desert from Be-
attic. Olympia, Tacoma, scheme and o'her
piaceA and the oasis vas . scene Of CREST feast
Major j. " Hayden, Mr.. John Leary, NJ. J. u.
Tsylor. Mr. Blodgett. Mr. n. 9. Peterson. Mr.. g.
o. White, Nj. 8. G. Cl0ugh. M. C. Dibbls, Mr..
z. C. Neufeldef.
seattie Chapter, No 3, Royal Arch Masons. At
. stated coBvocation last Saturday, conferred
the August degree OF tho Royal Arch upon three
aspirants. and 1t special couvocation Monday,
conferred the Past Matters degree upon one
candidate.
st. Johns Lodge, No. o. Free and Accepted
Masons, at . special communication Tuesday,
conferred the Entered Apprentice degree upon
one candidate. The lodge also held . special
communication last evening for regular bust
ness and another viii be held Tuesday evening
next for work in the degrees.
Eureka Lodge, No 20, held special commun-
ication last Thursday for work In the Sublime
degree.
Lorraine Chapter No. s, Order Of the Eastern
Star, meets next Wednesday in FIeed's hall for
initiation and for reguls. work.
Oriental Lodge. Free and Accepted Masons, o..
D.. Of Ballard. will meet Tuesday evening, and
. lecture will he delivered to . candidate In the
first degree On October II the candidate will
be passed through the secoad degree. The
lodge expects to occupy new quar:ers in the
new brick building on Ballard avenue.
ROYAL ARcANUN.
A meeting was held at the Chamber of Com
merce on Wednesday evening with Q view to
organizing council of the Royal Arcanum.
Among those present were J. w. Dodge, Walter
Ely, Dr. T. N. Young " p. McEiwain. ". K
McClintock. Dr.. C. A. 6mith. Charles Bahntge,
". c. Kiiiz and J. G. Reisineer. committee
was appointed TO secure . hall aid arrange for
another meeting.
GRAND AENY or THE REruBIIc.
Stevens Post. No. l. Grand Army OF the Re-
pubic. held . very largely attended meeting in
the Elks' hall TUESDAY evening. Three candi-
dates were initiated. number OF speeches
were made by visiting comrades. Colonel Lang
ley, OF Miller Post, No. 81. of this city. and Com
rade Story, Of San Francisco. addressed the old
soldiers The post now has $50 membera
Department Commander NJ. u. Holmes went
TO Orting saturday to assist in the dedication Of
new hall, just put up by the c. Il Reed Post,
No. 81 The post has about thirty members aud
has Woman's Relief Corps and Sons Of Vet
Grams Camp in connection.
The John r. Miller Post At their last meeting
elected three new members and received six ap-
plicationa IT. next meeting will be . social
one held on Tuesday, September 30, at its hall
In the Frye building. to which Ill old soldiers
and sons Of veterans are invited.
SONS OF vEv8RANA
General George H. Thomas Camp. Sons of
Veterans. met for drill Thursday evening. A
regular meeting will be held next Thursday.
INpEPESDESr oRpxR OF ODD YKLLowa
Mystic Lodge. No. 81. met Friday evening and
put fourteen candidates through the first de-
gree. This was the third meeting of the lodge
since its institution, and 1t already has seventy
eight members.
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs
Queen City Lodge. No. 10, Knights Of Pythfas
at its regular meeting Monday evening. con-
ferred the Page rank. At the next meeting the
Esquire rank will be conferred.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF B'NAI BIRTH.
The Independent Order Of Bnsi Birth meets
next Wednesday evening.