The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-08

No 81 Z. F. Blaine, J. f. Belyea. J. ]. knott,
Lake Lodge No is, w. G. Ronald, Andrew Jack
son. Fl. 6. Wright; Laurel Lodge. No. rs. OF Co
lumbia, J. Henry Johnson; Park Lodge. No. SO.
Ballard, Charles A. Williams. Unity, No. 20. W.
H. snyder.
dates in Harmony. No. 5, on Thursday evening.
IN Seattle, No 81, on Wednesday night the
Page rank was conferred on fifteen candidates.
This lodge has grown greatly within the past
few months.
The knight rank was conferred on two can
dicates on Monday night in Queen City, No. 10.
The new lodge in the Waiia Walla addition
has membership of 40 aud is doing very active
work.
The two divisions of the Uniform Rank of the
eity are drilling assiduousiy for the prize DRIFT
which viii take place al the Grand Lodge meet
ing in Tacoma.
John Forbes, of Tacoma, past grand chancel-
Tor of the Knights OF Pythias, was N Seattle on
Friday night eons,i ing with the following
members OF the order, w. Kierski and Fred
Peterson, on getting up new set of laws TO be
submitted to the Grand Lodge. TIE committee
in charge of the reception to the Supreme Lodge
officers will also arrange matters SO as not TO
conflict with the Tacoma programme.
The members of Rainier Division. No. is,
Uniformed Rank, Sir Knight Captain f. p.
Edison. now drill at the Madison street pavilion.
ladies and knights to the galleries to witness the
drill The division will drill on Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week,
commencing at p.
Independent Order of Good Templars.
Seattle Lodge No. g. met on Monday night
and initiated one candidate and received the
propositions of five more applicants. The Off
GERS elected on the preceding Monday were in
cd " IL.
Denny. assisted by G. NJ. B.akney and Miss
Meta Shoup: F. w. Cotterill, chief templar;
Clara Wickley, vice templar; Oscar Benedict.
recording secretary: Jennie Daniels, assistant
secretary: William Fliadall, financial secretary;
II. b. Chapman, treasurer, J. t. Doney, chaplain;
ii. L. Cameron, marshall: Amy BOiink, deputy
marshall: Miss Crawford, guard; D. I. Davis,
sentinel; J. N Shaver past chief templar The
credit system was again adopted, although
changed little, for the next three months. The
ladies will compete with the gentlemen, and
visiting talent viii be allowed to take part and
count for credits either side. Thirty min
utes will be allowed for programme each even
ing. The gentlemen are to take the first night,
which will be tomorrow night. Arrangements
were made to visit Pacific lodge on Wednesday
night
Pacific Lodge, No. "a, held its regular meeting
Wednesday evening, and made arrangements
vita the district executive committee to have
public temperance meeting instead OF lodge
meeting next Wednesday evening. The Rev.
Clark Davis has been engaged to deliver the lee
ture. All are invited to attend the meeting,
which will be held at the hall, corner Filth and
Pike Streets under the auspices OF Pacific
Lodge, No. "a, l. o. G. 7. Deputy right worthy
grand templar installed the following officers:
A. G. Lind. chief templar; Miss Harrolson, vice
tempar; Mss Nettie Perren, recording tempar;
J. III Randolph, assistant recording templar; Mr..
Moss. financial templar: Miss Hsrrolson, treas
urer; G. NJ. Blakney, chaplain: William Fran
cen, marshal; Jennie Gilbert, deputy marshal;
G. Void, guard; l.. 7. Porter, sentinel; A. G For
men, past chief templar. G. NJ. Blakney was
unanimously chosen and recommended to
grand chief templar for re-appointment.
On v ednesday evening Pacific Lodge, l. o.
G. T., will hold public session, which will be
addressed by Rev. Clark Davis, the eloquent
ner of Fifth and Pike streets has seating capac-
ity of several hundred persons. All are welcome.
Friday evening, May Is, Pacific Lodge will
give an entertainment at Flindall's hall, corner
OF Dexter and Depot streets. Temperance
topics will be the subject of song and speech.
Light refreshments will conclude the evening.
The Sons Of Veterans.
The Sons of Veterans meet at the G. A. R. hall
tomorrow evening.
Division orders No. 3, series 1892, were issued
by Colonel Young last week.
Last Monday night the members of Camp No.
held social session. Whist, music, refresh
ments aud a thirty minutes drill under Lieu
tenant Willard constituted the programme.
l. A. s., No. l, met yesterday afternoon and
were inspected by Captain Plimpton.
Colonel Z. W. Young will go to Orting
Wednesday evening to inspect U. s Grant Csrap