The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-04
TACOMA FRATERNITY NEWS.
Visit OF tho Seattle Eastern Stars
Knights of Pythias Ball Success.

Knights of Pythias Ball Success.
TACOMA, Oct. Especial 1.-Two hundred peo
pie were present at the ball given Thursday
evening at Germania hall by four Tacoma
Knights of Pythias lodges. knights were pres
emit from Seattle, Slaughter and Puyallup. The
Seattle Knights had arranged to give an exhi-
bition drill, but the event had been left out o.
the programme, and was not given, to the disap
pointment of all who had come expecting to
witness it, Six Seattle lodges were represented
Among the prominent visitors were: Colonel
Haines, w. F. Collins, r. ID. Ostrand, Colonel
FL. Biglow, r. Z. Kingsbury, +. c. Breese, Mel
son Anderson, ]. T. Mitchell, T. L. Holden. The
Tacoma reception committee consisted of the
following: A. Kasson, 8. w. Maxwell, John
Forbes, d. Butter, z. Gruber, A. l.. Bird, A
Boucher and A. L. Hoska.
HAmong the guests at the banquet given
Wednesday evening by the Fern Chapter, Order
of Eastern Star, to the Lorraine Chapter, OF
Seattle, the following officers of the Seattle
chapter: Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor, worthy matron;
Mr. ]. II. Kunzio, worthy patron; Mrs. F. H.
Graham, associate matron; Mrs. G. NJ. Godfrey,
conductress; Mrs Genie Leony, associate con-
ductress; Mrs. w. II. Ellis, treasurer; Mrs. l. A.
Treen, secretary; Mrs. Jessie Cochrane, Adah
pro tenn; Mrs. Alexander Cochrane, Ruth; Miss
Ida Cochrane, Esther; Mrs. w. V. Rinehart,
Martha, pro TEN; Mrs. Kinnaman, Electra; Mrs
A. A. Allet, warden; Major Rinehart chaplain
Others present from Seattle were: Captain and
Mrs. Ellis, Captain and Mrs. Spaulding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Treen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Goss, Mr.. Van Brocklin,
Fred and viii French, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey, Mr.. Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Bonney, Mr.. aud Mrs. Christianson, Mr..
and Mrs. Clough, Mr.. b. B. Freed, Mrs. Corning.
The visitors returned to Seattle at a. m. Thurs
day.
The Custer w. r. C. rendered Mrs. Jesse
80 l.
addition Thursday evening. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. Tomlnson, Mrs. F.
II. Taylor, Mrs. Waite, Mrs Bloom, Mr. and Mrs.
Isham, Mr.. and Mrs. Bixter, Mrs. Hesse, George
Taylor, Mr. Chisholm, Martin Dowd.
Branch Sc of the Young Ladies' Institute has
been organized at St. Leo's church by Miss
Mamie Sweeney, grand president of the insti.
tute. Twenty five young ladies were initiated.
The officers of the institute are: President,
Miss Eulalis Andrews; first vice president, Miss
Marie Clarke; second yice-president, Miss Ella
O'Keefe marshal, Miss Ella Keneiek; record
ing secretary, Miss Maggie Kirby; financial sec
rotary, Mrs. Anna Biorkland; treasurer Mrs
Sarah Elliott; board of trustees, Mrs Lydia
Hatch, Miss VI. Mcbride, Mrs. K. Patehett, Miss
Daily and Miss NJ. Ward: examining physician,
DIR. Mekone.
At the weekly trades council meeting Thurs
day evening, President f. W Cashier announced
that he would retire TO his ranch and would
therefore nave TO yacate the chair. John Hart
man, of the holders Union, was chosen TO sue-
coed him Delegate Rogers, of the Clerks
Union, was elected vice president New dele
gates admitted were: C. Cole and Edward La
Londe, OF the Shingleweayers' Union, and
George Douglass, OF the Carpenters Union. The
Labor day committee turned over cash balance
of Sos
There are only twenty-four clgarmakers in this
city Mos' Tacoma cigar smokers use imported
cigars.