The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-12
WITH CLOSED DOORS.
The Doings Of the Secret Ord
ers of Seattle.
NEW K. P. LODGE INSTITUTED.


Following is . resume Of the work Of the
secret orders of Seattle for the past week:
FREE AND ACCEPTED NAsoxs.
Washington Lodge of Perfection. No. l, A. A.
s. r., held lodge of sorrow Thursday evening
In honor of the memory of Albert Pike, thirty
southern jurisdiction OF the rite, and Of Dr.. +.
7. Minor, thirty third. and Brother John W.
Webster. thirty second. both late of Warrington
Lodge.
AT special communication of Eureka Lodge,
No 20. on Monday evening, the feilow-craft de-
gree was conferred upon one candidate.
Eureka Lodge met in regular communication
last evening.
st. Johns Lodge, No. ., win hold . special
communication on next Tuesday evening for
work in the FelIowcraff degree.
ODD FELLOWS.
Past Grand Commander n. E. Holmes, J. J..
Knot, +. A johnson, Harry Glib and s. /. Rob-
eson went TO Anacortes last night to institute .
new lodge there. A delegation OF sixteen was
present from La Conner.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 4. L O. o. F., con-
feEred the initiatory degree on three candidates
Wednesday evening. There will be work in the
first, second and third degrees next Wednesday
evening.
The general relief committee 1. o. o. F., meets
this morning At 10 O'Clock at Odd Fellows tenn
Pile, North Seattle. The regular meetings of the
committee are the second and fourth Sundays Of
each month.
day evening, the second degree was conferred
upon two candidates.
Unity Encampment, No. 2, win receive ten
new members at its next meeting.
Great preparations are being made for the ball
to be given by Unity Encampment on April "a
The daughters of Rebekah will furnish the sup
PEI. limited number of invitations have been
issued.
The Daughters OF Rebekah meet on next Fri
day evening.
At q regular meeting of Mystic Lodge No. 81, l.
o. o. f., last night, Brother T. II. Dinning and
Brother William Hilton we're unanimously
chosen as representatives to the Grana Lodge,
which will meet in this city on the second Tues
day in May. The First degree was conferred
upon three candidates.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. n, knights of
Pythias, with ffty-seyen charter members,
was installed on Friday evening at Pythian
hall, in the Frye block, by Grand Chan
ceiior n. D. Smith, of Spokane Falls, assisted by
the following grand officers: W. H. Currie, paet
grand chancellor; J. c. Young, grand chancel-
lor; A. D. Hart, grand vice chancellor. F. 5.
Breese, grand prelate: William Kierskd, grand
keeper of records and seal; O. 0. Denny, grand
master OF exchequer; W. F. Collins, grand
mastcr-at-arms; Nels Anderson, grand iI,ner
guard; w. W. Stryker, grand oulEeP guard. The
new lodge elected the following officers: S. F.
Williamson, past commander: r. d. Ostrand,
chancellor commander; A. E. Bar>on, prelate: C.
F. Mouiton, master Of exchequer; J. II. Holland,
master OF finance; Albert Johnson, master-at-
arms; James Zimmerman, keeper of records and
seal; H F. Roberts, inner guard; c. w. Wagner,
outer guard; G. E. Richardson, H. p. Murphy, F.
II. Price, trustees.
Harmony lodge held q short meeting on
Thursday evening, and gave way for the insti-
tuting OF the new Puget Sound lodge.
At q meeting of Seattle Lodge, No. 81. on We'd
nesday evening. the Esquire rank was conferred
upon one candidate.
On Wednesday night Lake lodge conferred the
Esquire rank upon fifty members. The rank
viii be conferred upon about thirty more
candidates on Monday evening. On Wednesday
evening there will be work in the knight rank.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
On last Monday evening in G. A. R. hall,
Stevens Post No. l and Miller Post No 81 united
in exercises commemorative Of the twenty fifth
anniversary of the Grand Army of the Republic