The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-19
THE CRAFT AT WORK.
Doings Of the Secret Societies
Of Seattle.
INSTALLATIONS ARE
OVER.
Ea Grippe Has Inferfsred With werk
In Several I.odses-Good Prospects
fer This Tear.


act The work Of the different bodies. At
last there il 3 decided movement among
the Masons TO build temple that viii be
/ alike credItable 20 that ancient body OF
craftsmen and the city. Mitch 81 The work.
however. laid out Tor the past twa weeks
vas seria1siy inseFfered With because OF
ufilgezs ard members being indesposed on
account OF the prevailing indispositi0n
generally known A. ia grippe This,
/ iike al other things, passes away. and the
craft viii rrturn 90 labor with determine
ton TO build up the orders, secure fine
lodgerooms and make the present years
record show more Improvement than any
that has passed.
FRKE AID ACCEPTED MAsoxs.
Seattle Commandery No. 9. Knights
Templar. held a stated eonelaVein Freed :
hal last Thursday night. and transacted 3
large amount OF routine business, after
which the members and q large number Of
visiting SIR knights enjoyed one Of the
best hanqueis served by this lodge for a
long time The eomnlandery viii hold a
/ special eoRelave on Monday, January q,
for tie cofferring OF the Red Cross degree.
seattle Chapter No. 5. Royal Arch Ma
sons. held . stated eonciaye last night and
transacted business Of a general nature. A
special conciave viii be held Tuesday night
for the purpose OF comforting the Royal
1 Arch degree.
st. Johns Lodge No. Q. A., f. and A.
/ M. held q special Communication January
/ 8. at which time the Entered Apprentice
degree was conferred. At the stated COM
municasion which will be held in the Young
Naturalisss' hall next Saturday night. the
lodge viii take action on the matter of
building tine Masonic temple 1T the cor
ner of Second and Pike Streets This is
subject that viii be OF interest 10 the fra
terBity generally and il is expected that
there will be large attendance.
Eureka Lodge No. ~. +. a A. NJ, held a
stated communication Saturday night,
January IL, and transacted the usual bnsi-
ness. special communication viii he
held tomorrow night for the purpose of
comforting the Entered Apprentice degree.
INDEPENDENT oRpxR ODD TEELows
Unity Encampment No. 2 held a meet
Ing week ago IGst Friday night TO confer
the Paariarchal degree upon six persons.
The encampment Is growing very ranidly.
Regular meetings are held in the Young
Natnralists' hall the second and fourth
Fridays of every month. The next meet
ing viii be Friday night.
Olive Branch Lodge No. held a regular
meeting last Wednesday night, at which
District Deputy Grand Master j. c. Mitch
eli duly installed the following officers:
N. b. Colt, noble grand: George Meacham.
vice grand; c. h. Grant, secretary; T. NJ.
catch. treasurer. The remaining officers
viii be installed next Wednesday night.
The third degree was conferred on one can
1a8a - I'D kes 80
initIatory degree will be worked Wednesday
night
Seattle Lodge No. 7, will confer the
held Tuesday night
Fraternity Lodge No. 81. installed the
the following officers at the regular meet
ing held Thursday night, January 9th: p.
Burke, noble grand; II. Walters. vice
grand; G. A. Holmes. recording and per-
manent secretary; A. MeDougall, treas
urer. At the meeting held Thursday
night three candidates were initiated
Ridgeiy Degree Lodge, No. g. Rebekahs,
viii have another OF its very entertaining
socials in the Odd Fellows hall wednes-
day night.
The General Relief committee held q
meeting Friday night. January 10. and
elected the following officers; Henry Lee
land. president: T. Burke, vice president.
J. f. Miller. treasurer The committee
continues 10 DO good work in assisting
worthy needy brethren.
oRAsp AMY or TIRE EErusLIe.
Seattle Union Veteran Club will hold its
annual meeting in the court house tonight.
after which the members will adjourn to-
the Rpsscl house TO partake OF AN oyster
SUPPER at the invitation Of the president,
/ NJ NJ. Holmes
AZ the Joint installation OF the posts,
Relief Corps ard sons Of Veterans. held in
the Armory January 8 stephens Relief
Corps. Nc. /, was presented with 4 hand
some silver pitcher. valued at $50. The
presentation was made By Chief Mastering
Officer L. Z. Carroll, on behalf OF stevens
Post, No. 1. and was accepted by Mrs r.
Moran. president oi tie Relief Corps
john T. Milser Pest, Ne. 81. viii held a
regular meeting Tuesday night
General q, II. Thomas Camp. s. of V,
hesa meeting Thursday night, At which
the new cfiiCeFs Conducted tie work. The
camp Intends 10 bring in recruits as rapidly
as possible until Memorial day. so as 10
turn oht large booty 20 assist the 0rand
ARMY pests ard Momsns Relief CORPS ia
k8st H4f-eEAaAffCHt ~ hstaA Nst& anyone WISH
ipe Information res peosinx she camp sbouIa
&pfly 10 Post Captsin NJ Koch or Captain
r. " aang The hoys expecs 90 caaa-
uleues regular aFigling soon. anA are talk.
lne ~ Organizing ladies aid society ia
connection Nith the camp, Camps hAve
heen recently mustered IN Tacoma and
i.yaden, Aua Washington has been organ
lsea as $ provisional s.vissoa. With Captain
HsAta f. Ailea of Spoka ne Falls. in eum-
mApd The sons Of Veterans throughout
the state are hoping 'hai the Legislature
wll8 pAss The bai introduced last Neek 10
pruxssse tasfn wlsh aFnss.
8aPeaxsn oKaEE KEp NEx
Seattle lzihe No. = has an increase ct
Hsenagss sstil, Alaaost every night Il meet
ing Last Tsvsasy slight theFe vas vork
lg tsss aanpssoa degree. aud next Tuesday
night the team ell work tae
hunters aeEnes, whaca - exempls.
asg 3n f.as style. The ssans is dafne sx,
esllent uosk And has added stogs 500 20
the aew p&rspaeguAsiA Teuanfly received.
The seArn intends rus1g 20 port ToNnsend
ssNfa 10 ao sbe seeESs aoTE FOR GhsmacaaEa
Irshe. 1 .. T. u.
KSg6zgs ~ FgFBtsS
Harmony Lodge NJ s. did considerable
wogk lass Thursday night The three de-
gees we're worked f0ar candidates hesnr
s.syancea ThrTe ~ S1so lie wovk 81 the
uext regular naestsax.
FsTxsoTsc soSs as kwERscs.
Mashisxton camp. Ns. l, wal heet in