The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-25

successful work that has been going on during
the entire winter. In the way of social events,
however, they are very quiet at present Fol-
lowing Is resume of the weeks work:
EREE AND ACCEPTED NAsoSs.
Seattle Commandery, No :, Knights Templsr,
met Thursday evening in regular conyocstion
for the transaction OF business.
Seattle Chapter. No. 5, Il. A. NJ, held regu-
lar stated convocation January II.
Eureka lodge, No. 20. F. and A. NJ, Mt a
special convocation on last Thursday evening
conferred the Master Mason's degree upon two
candidates.
Lorraine Chapter. No. 6. o. f. s., at special
conyocation on last Wednesday evening con-
ferred orders upon six candidates.
The officers of the Falls City Lodge were in
stalled last night by ]. NJ. Taylor, grand orator
OF the Grand Lodge. A number of Masons from
Seattle attended the ceremony.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAs.
On last Tuesday evening the officers of the
new Pleasant Bay Lodge, az Kirkland, were in-
stalled. The installing team were: District
deputy past grand chancellor, r. c. Young;
grand chancellor, l. korn: grand vice. Charles
L. Cowden; master at arms, W. i. Collins: past
grand chancellor, ID. Mckinney; keeper of rec
ords and seal, w. cowie; keeper OF the
chequer, W. A. snyder The new lodge starts
out with n membership OF thirty nine. Thirty
five candidates were initiated in all three ranks.
The officers of the new lodge are: Chancellor
Leek; Tice chancellor, Robert Tate: master-at-
arms. ]. Fisher. After the ceremonies ban
quet was rendered to the visitings knights;
ON last Thursday evening Harmony Lodge,
No 5. conferred the first rank upon one candi-
date.
on last Wednesday evening Seattle Lodge No.
Of, conferred the knight rank upon one candidate.
ODD FELLOWS.
At a special meeting OF Seattle lodge, No Z,
/. o. O. F., Thursday night, twenty five men,
bers OF the new Lake Washington Lodge, No. 81,
had the first, second and third degrees conferred
upon them by the degree team of seattle Ledge.
Alter the ceremonies the new kitchen and ban
Quetroom were brought INTO play, and good
emp OF coffee, with Accomplishments. WAS served.
There was q large number OF visitors from other
lodges present, and general good time was en-
ioyed.
seattle lodge will probably reproduce the bur-
lesque initiation ceremony. "Frazars Degree"
IN the near future.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIc.e
John F. Miller Post. No. 81, met last Tuesday
evening in the Frye block, corner OF Marion and
Front streets, all the officers in their places
Six applications for membership were presented
and approved and the vets will be mustered
on February g. The post now numbers l04. hay
ing gained sixty-niDe members during Com
mander Alexander's term. III Is expected To nun
the figure up to 200 during Commander Lang
iey's term. A happy feature OF this post is the
regular semi monthly camp fire. when the old
svets" gather around the fireplace aud partake
OF bareback. beans and coffee, and spend half
hour in spinning yarns, while partaking OF the
good cheer furnished by Commissary-tien
Cookson. Visiting members say that Miller post
il a pleasant place TO visit Regular meeting
nights are the first and third Tuesday of each
month.
stevens Relief Corps held its regular meeting
on Friday afternoon.
At meeting on last Tuesday evening stevens
post received several applications for member
ship.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Seattle tribe installed officers on last Tuesday
evening, J. e. Mitchell acting as installing
officer, as follows: A. c. Boman, prophet. James
Price, sacbem: o. o. Denny senior sycamore;
John Eiier, junior sycamore: j. T.. Jacobson.
chief OF records: u. w. Cross, keeper OF wani-
pun. The remaining offices are to be filled by
appointment on next Tuesday evening
SONS or ST. GEORGE.
Afa ,oeet;ov of Westminster, IaSoe o, laSt