The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-08
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John =. Miller Post G. 4. r., met on Tuesday
esennlns and arranged for CAMPFIRE to be held
g Atimer on 1.-THE soldier Turned AsricuItur.
1T, IN which he showed great knowledge OF
,ssminE Five applications for membership
SONS or vErxaAxx
Gensfal George Il. Thomas Camp, Sons OF Vet
Grams, . ~ regular meeting last Monday even
ing, mustered IN Colonel E. H. Carr and Charles
Ainnear The drum corps, which was recently
aelse9 ana given eonpetent trainer, was
Rissens ana gave the camp evidence Of tho salts
factory progress that il being made since the re-
0fganization. Seventy dollars, to be applied to
-. r g new ne Sn.iSrM for the
meeane; Tho camp 10 making arrangements
ior another social to be held in few weeks. A
number Of the young lady friends Of the men,
AID Society. This organization will be auxiliary
% tne camp and will probably be mustered in
Seattle Lodge, No. I, L o. o. r.. conferred { he
initiatory degree upon fiye candidates last Tues
daJ evening, and on next Tuesday evening the
first degree will be conferred upon them.
unity Encampments No. 2, will meet next FRI
gay evening Tor the transaction Of regular bust
Ridgley Lodge, No. s, Daughters of Rebecca,
met friday evening at Odd Fellows temple and
inflicted eight candidates, four ladies and four
The general relief committee Of all Of the
lodges will meet this afternoon at O'Clock ut
Odd Fellows temple In North seattle.
neld Its semi-monthly social at Odd Fellows
temple in North seattle Thursday evening
Dancing and whist were the features Of the en-
son gave . duet from al Trovatore," and Mr..
william Carkeek sang bass solo, 1.-The Val"
KNIGHTS OF PyrHIAs.
There are now four strong lodges Of Knights
OF Pythias in this city, but on next Friday night
9 fifth lodge, the peer Of any In the point of
membership, at least, will be instituted at the
Castle by the other four lodges, with Deputy
Grand Chancellor w. e. Ronald acting as insti-
tuting officer. The new body will be known as
Lake Lodge, aud Will meet on Jackson street,
out toward Lake Washington. There are now
thought that at least 100 knights viii be en-.
lodge the Knights will have grand banquet.
1t Is thought that still another lodge will be or
ganized for North Seattle in the near future.
l. o. 9. I.
Seattle Lodge. No. 6, met last Monday evening
ct the hall on the corner Of Battery and West
streets. and initiated one member. The attend.
Monitor Lodge initiated one new member and
received one by card last Tuesday evening, at
freeds hall on the corner Of Ninth and Olive
Last week Baltic Lodge, No. 100, held regular
meeting at the Grand Army hall and initiated
four new members. This lodge is making good
progress, for not week passes without an
The District lodge met at Slaughter last
Friday evening and number from Seattle were
present. There were morning, afternoon and
evening sessions Atthe latter an excellent pro-
gramme was given.
The Fan social given by the Pacific Lodge, No.
81, last Tuesday evening was very pleasant
affair, for which the committee ON arrangements
deserves great credit The following was the
programme.
keclt0t10n. Mr.. PurrOn
Duet Miss Roselsn ana Mr.. shoals
Heeitatlon- go. Miss Hattie Palmer
Sssssr sna Smith ane NJ MSTnss
Organ recital ............M Mrs C. Blakely
Negro comedian. Professor l. Lewis
Song. ........................M Mr.. J. B. Denny
After the exercises supper was served.
The Lake Warrington Lodge, No. 1i6, gave q
charming orange party at the Market street
echo0lh0use. There was q large attendance, and
all had good time. The following programme
was given:
Ao0re9o. MI. flereOn
Gong Al. Blakeiey
Duet............. Miss A. Jones and Miss l. Pratt
nscltau0n Mr.. DAVIDSON
Closing remarks. Miss Sutton
SONS OF HERMANN.
On Sunday last Seattle Lodge. No. 2, Sons of
Hermann, celebrated its second birthday by .
rousing festival In the afternoon there was
parade and banquet, and in the evening a con-
cert and ball at Turner hall. The local lodge
met at the City dock the steamer Hayward,
which brought some fifty members of the order
from Tacoma. A procession. in which $50
70 hs IN hi ha
sion wore the full armor Of the ancient German
warriors. In the hall royal German hospitality