The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
LODGE ROOM ECHOES.


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H. meeting q - board a trustees =
u Aaneote Temple Assoefa11oa q Waah-
ingeea, hs1d lase Tussdsy aftsrness IN ~
FxGge Sound Ns13ond bank. was fos IL
puspeo q comprising ~ oeUaninttoa.
opening q stock hooks snd eisettng . pa
nsnsns sssUtnsy. Prof. J. Il Taylor
aeesd - ehafrnan, aDa L II Whsaasr 80
eIsessd sscsssasy for The term. nr.
Wheooes ~ instructed - open the seock
books . members Of he Masonic fratss-
nifty thfoughous this stata The capital
stock of The associsti0n h e250. 900, which
amount Is b proposed 70 use tn the con-
structicn oe The magnificent temple 70 b
built - The csrner Of Pike and Second
ssreeea The building Will have frontage
- 10 let On Pike and 10 feet on ssoOnd
stEee4 The ground door viii b for mer-
canttls pufposes- The second Nat viii b
used - blue lodge room. library. rscep-
ton room aud banquet hall. The COM
mandsry vfu probably occupy an entire
door. Rooms VII also b provided for The
meetings OF othes secret societies and a
enort WIN b mads 70 Aavs Grand Lodge
room Il b believed that The entire stock
rill b taksn up IL . very short tine. whes
work VIII Be begun on the ssmple.
Seattle Ccmmsndefy. No 3. Knights
1empaas. held . regular conclavs last
Thursday IN frssds hall for ths traDsae-
ton of regular business.
st. Johns Lodge. No 9. =. 4 A. H.. hsld
. special communicates In Tie Young
Natusalisss' hall Friday night, and con-
fsrrsd he Battered Appssntins degree on
tso candidates. Saturday night the lodge
= Id another com uunicatson q which time
worshipful Master Taylor conferred the
Fellow Craft and Master Mason degrees on
two candidates. The regular communities
ton viii be bald next Saturday night
npEpxspEur ospEn ODD vsILows.
Unity Encampmsnt. No. 2. I. o. o. ~.
will hold regular meeting In the Young
Naturalist hall next Friday night. and IL
IL expected that there win b degree work
Seattle Lodge. No. Z. INST last Tuesday In
the /. O. q. r. hall and conferred the In
itiatory degree, the team doing the work
severed new applications have bsen ~
ceivsd and 70 10 expected Inst thore win BE-
work next Tuesdsy night
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 4. hsld meet
ing last Wesnssday night IN the Young
Naturalist hall and conferred the second
degree. Work IN the initiatory degree II
the order for next Wednesday night
Fraternity Lodge. No. 90, conferred de-
Rrees on several candidates last Thursdsy
night Ia the North Seattle lodge room. This
lodge b regularly adding 70 Its member
ship and growing proficient in the working
Of degrees.
Rideslsy Ds9rss Iodss. No 3. Rebekahs.
met last Friday night In The /. o. o. r. hall
and heid very interesting session The sis-
ters aro 10 Be highly complimGntsd on
the management Of the lodge and it,
growth. A whist social, for the benefit Of
the psrsphsrnalia fund, win b given next
Wednesday, evening.
A number Of Odd Fellows win 70 .
Tacoma Wednesday - take part IN the
list anniversary Of Oddfsllowship in
America.
The following Law applies to ill I. O. o.
r. jurisdictions and vas poised BY the SOW
ersign Grand lodge In 1887: THAT u n tAa
duty Of every Oddfellow, when he 10 away
from home and out OF his own jurisdiction,
10 give attention and care 10 his brethren
In distrees. and watch with the sick when
necessary. = veil - when he 10 within his
own Jurisdiction. And further. that Il q
and shall b the duty Of every member Of
the order on taking up his residence away
from the vicinity Of his own lodge. 70 rs-
port himself 10 the lodge nearest his rosi.
demos, or when II ID equally near b two or
more lodges. to one thereof. within thirty
days after taking mp such residence: and
in making such report be shaM give the
name and number and location Of his
lodge. and when Requested BY the lodge 10
which 10 has rspcrsed shall watch with ths
sick Who, like himself. are away from
home and their own jurisdiction; and any
such member 80 failing 70 report shall not
be entitled to affliation with the other. nor
20 attention from any lodge. And this
legislation shall not Be- construed to hinder
or prevent any lodge or member from fur
nishing watchers or giving attention 10 any
sick or needy brother"
GRAND ARMY OF TEE upuDIfc.
Gtsvens Posi-, No. I. q. a. R., VII hold
. regular meeting in the Young Nataral-
ists' hall next Tuesday night. when several
applications will he acted upon-
John r. Miller Post, No. 81. G. A. R.,
held meeting IT the same hall Tuesday
night. whsn lares amounted bumness -
gene through with.
The proposed camp are of the posts and
Women's Relief Corps for April Q. has been
postponed until the arrivaio the large por-
train Of General Stevens.
The eighth annual Grand Army sncamp-
msns vill be held in Elsnshurg on We'd
neaday, April g. at which the department
post encampment department CONVENTION
OF the women's Relief Corps and division
convention Of the Sons OF Veterans will
combine ana et-ct ell officers for the ensu.