The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-01
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TEMPLE
BANQUET.
scottish Rite Bodies Keorganize-sons
Of Hermann e CsisbraHs-rributs
60 Dead Noble.

degree. The following orders were oreaniscd
s ana start out with good membership: Wash
cSPer q Ro.e cref 10 No. i
Council Of Kadosh. No /; and Losing Con- on.
c cacsa;y' No. IL, These bodies are the
Ths n ecer1 Kind IL the .,s stte
stalled: Commander-in- chief and venerable
master OF Kadcsh, Z. c. Neufelder prior, J. NJ
minister pssaispsG s. e. ' .ps.s MS
chancellor. r. \. wilcox aimonsr,
TREASURER. HIIofy butler prel,te. g r. As1sm
expert, Frank l. Blodgett; assistant expert,
William McNeal; captain Of the guard.
Herr Henry Peterson; steward. Jesse E. Belyea.
snt in the quarters Of St Johns Lodge, No 3, In
Young Naturalfsts' hall, on the west side of the
university campus. stated conclayes will be
A meeting Of Am temple, Ancient Arabic
Order of the Mystic Shrine. which has members
IN all parts of this state, It being the only lodge
OF the order In Washington, was held at Tacoma
'soLEHN cELEBRArIoN
sLeyles a Nsarog.
@Mohammed's Visit to the Heavens-Illumi-
mated Mosques Brilliant Mtnarefs-Thirty Sec
CONSIDERATIONS! Ceremonies Numerous xix
es,r c- Of the Night Journey-Tradi-
Laentsnant John L Hayden, First artillery. U.
Shrine. The Seattle members present were:
Watson Allen, X. T.; John Arthur, X. T.; Frank
Biodgett, so; John A. Black, n. T.; J. NJ. Tay-
i pas SO ana y (. T.; 9. q. White, K T.; f. W.
AAff temple has issued . black hordered
pamphlet containing tribute to the memory of
Is, 1891 On the front page are the words "En-
tered the Unseen Temple Below this is
"With the Great Majority-the Innumerable
c . the staS
solid base OF his virtues. His kindly words and
actions are engraved thereon" On the third page
appears the following sentiments written BY q
I'm the beginning all was desolation and
darkness. The high mountains, the blue sky,
the green earth were not. Instead heavy,
fathomless abyss, tumultuous - the stormy
ocean. surging, sh0reiess chaos, yelled in
night and terror; waste lighted by no beams of
suns or stars: No living thing fiourished. The
His spirit went forth and walked to life and
order the vast desolation. And there was light,
streaming from heavens portals: The thick
The wild and waste lands OF chaos lay in bright
ness. The flowers bloomed and budded. Earth
was filled with happiness and life.
"With us, at last, comes the end The end
which is but the beginning. We 60 down into
the land of the shadow of death: with fear and
trembling into darkncss. Our spirit is heavy
over us. The waters Of desolation overwhelm
us.
"A plying eye looks down. Out Of the depths
t srs gently ga h ns iusDid S stream o. i Wor
dense upon US disappear. Swelling music
greets the soul. We are born into Immortality.
Lies battle fought, we Join the mighty throng
To praise His name in heavenly song"
Seattle Chapter, No. 8, r. A. NJ, ut . special
conyocation on Friday evening, conferred the
Mark Masters degree upon three candidates.
Eureka Lodge, No. 20. F. 4 4. NJ. viii hold q
special communication on Thursday evening,
for work In the Entered Apprentice degree.
st. Johns Lodge, No. 3, held q stated commu-
nication last evening and transacted routine
Lorraine Chapter, No s, Order of the Eastern
Star, will hold regular meeting at Freeds hall
on Wednesday evening.
ODD PILLOWS.
On Tuesday evening Seattle lodge conferred
the third degree upon three candidates
On next Thursday evening in Odd Fellow
hall In North Seattle, Ridgeley lodge, Daughters
of Rebekah, give social. A new social COM
mittee has been appointed who are exerting
themselves to prepare . fine programme, which
will consist OF music, dancing, carda ana re-
freshments
tiatory degree on next Tuesday evening.
At meeting of Liberty Encampment, No 3
on Friday evening the patriarchaI and royal
purple degrees were conferred upon two candi-
dates.
Unity eneampment are making preparations
for grand ball ID be given on April rs, the an
nlvefSary OF It's OrgAnlzaGou
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
At the last meeting of John F. Miller Post, G.
A. e., five new members were mustered in and
six more applications acted on. This makes
fifteen new members mustered in since last
report, December 81. Several applications have
been acted on and more received by the sdjutant
since the LIST meeting. Several nlusters will
occur at the next meeting, Tuesday, March s.
One year ago this post numbered thirty nine
fnyr NON hey N nd no
occasion of the sherman memorial services on
last sunday. turned out in Line eighty four
men. There is q friendly rivalry between
stevens and Miller posts and II Miller post con-
tiuues 10 increase at the same ratio this year as
last. John f. Miller Post. No. 81, viii not be the
'haby post OF the department in 1882. Com
rlissary Ccokson will serve hot rations at all
meetings of the post Visitors are made vel
come at the place of meeting in the Frye block,
corner Marion and Front streets.
At meeting OF stevens post. on last Tuesday
evening, three new recruits were mustered.
stevens Relief Corps held its regular meeting
on Friday afternoon.
SONS OF VETERANS
The new muster team OF Thomas camp met on
last Monday evening for drill.
The S. v. Rifles held their regular drill at the
Arnory on Wednesday evening.
George II. Thomas camp meets at its hall in
the HiDckley block tomorrow evening
ON account of the battalion drill by the militia
companies the S. V. Rifles win not meet next
Preparations are going ahead for the formation
of Ladies' Aid society IN conjunction with
Thomas camp; , The papers VII e g.. forwarded
Treen has charge of the work and 10 securing
names 10. the charter
The sons OF Veterans of the United States have
issued a new blue book, containing q digest of
decisions upon their constitution, rules and
regulations
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs
Alta meeting OF Harmony Lodge on Thursday
evening the page esquire and knight ranks
were conferred upon three candidate. Pleasant
Bay Lodge. of Kirkland, attended the meeting
In q body, and after ceremonies banQuest was
held
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FogEsrEEs
Alta meeting OF Court Seattle on Wednesday
night in Red Mems hall two new members were
elected
fng six new members were initiated.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
On St Georges day, April 3, Washington
Lodge intend giving dance and banquet in
At meeting of Washington Lodge on last
Monday evening two new members were init
xopERS wooDNES OF THE WORLD.
Alta meeting Of Seattle Camp, No. 60, on Fri
day evening thirteen new mem bars were elected,
ten of whom were initiated.
Head Consul Van Falkenburg OF the Pacific
jurisdiction viii visit Seattle this week. His
home is N Denver.
KNIGHTS or HONOR.
Rainier Lodge, No. ISIS Knights of Honor,
held :ts regular meeting Friday night, in Els
hail in the Frye block. Two applications for
membership and one member was admitted by
card At the next regular meeting, March s,
Lodge has had considerable increase in mem
hership since its organization
SONS OF HERMANN.