The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-11

regent The annual election OF officers resulted
as follows: For regent. John W. Pratt vice re-
gent, K. W. Jones; past regent, George H. He'll
bron, orator, Joseph Shippen; secretary, John
Repinger; collector, W. +. Kennedy; treasurer.
Arthur Let's; chaplain, A. G. Hebgen: guide,
J. E. staiey: warden, W. E. searon: sentry, J.
W. Upper. E. p. Edsen was elected trustee for
. term of three years Rainier council has
within three months become one o! the most in-
fiueutial organizations in the city. Under the
leadership of George Fl. Heilbron and Boyd J.
Tallman it has u membership Of about 100.
Some interesting social attractions are contem-
plated in the near future.
At the regular meeting Of Seattle Council, No
1,3i4, last Tuesday evening, there was good
attendance. The following officers were elected
for 1898: Regent, T. G. Leyshore; vice regent,
E. n. Ecker.ey; past regent, Walter Ely; ora
tor. Waiter Jones: secretary, j. F. Mclaughlin;
treasurer, w. C. Kil,z; collector, D. A Galley;
chaplain, o. C. Moss; guide, Joseph H. Bone;
warden, w. p. McElwaiu; sentinel, George I.
Conklin; trustee, for three years, j. F. Pike
The council adopted the new Kemptou ritual
Ancient Order Foresters OF America.
Court Enterprise, No. 1852, held q short meet.
ing on Thursday evening, just prior to the So
cial. No limitations were made, but fifteen
applications were received and acted upon. A
committee consisting OF p. J. Whitman, DR.. l..
C. Neville and G. r. Jacobson was appointed
to consider the question of securing dispen-
satlon from the Supreme Court to organic,
Grand Court in the state of Washington in jan
uary. general invitation was extended by
Organizer W. T. Jacobson to all members Of
Court Enterprise to be present at Goodtellow's
hall, Fremont, on Monday evening at s o'clock
for the purpose OF organizing a court in that
suburb. All persons expecting to 60 are asked
to meet at corner Second and Pike at p. m.
Queen City Circle, No Us, C. of F.. held its
regular meeting on Wednesday evening in q. A.
r. hall and initiated three members and re-
ceived five applications for membership. Those
present were entertained by some splendid
banjo and violin duets and solos given by Broth
ers W. o. Rourke and DR.. L.. c. Neville. A HUI
morous recitation was also given by d.. Neville
Knights Of Honor.
At the regular meeting of Rainier Lodge. No
2,sls in the Seattle block. on Friday night, the
following officers were elected: Dictator, Capt
c. d. Brownfeld: vice dictator, Robert Fitzhenry;
assistant dictator. Richard Osborne; reporter,
4. X. Hill; financial reporter, DIR. H. j. Fleis-
cher: treasurer. Mr. Mills: chaplain, Christian
Heilngloh; guide, Louis Brandt; guard, Fred
Kakeldy; sentinel, John Arthur: trustees. John
Megrath, Richard Osborne, DR.. +. H. Coe. This
lodge expects to pay 5000 to the daughter OF
the late Darius Horton in about thirty days
Ancient Order of Foresters.
Court Friar Tuck, No. 1921, held its regular
meeting On Thursday night at Masonic Temple
initiated its usual number of new members and
received several applications for membership
Nominations for the various Offices were made
and resulted in the reelection Of the present
officers. with one or two exceptions. The usual
spicy ''good and welfare was exceptionally in
teresting. This feature of the meetings is grad
ually taking the form of a regular programme
OF solos, duets and choruses, Rotations, dis
cushions, etc. The attendance was large.
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers.
The fair to be given December IL by the Grand
International Auxiliary will be held in the G.
A. X. hall, Hinckley block. The ladies will
serve a dainty lunch both afternoon aud even
ing Music will be furnished for dancing in
the evening. cordial invitation is extended
to all. Admission free.
Order OF the Golden Shore.
Owing to the death OF Brother Darius Horton
the social entertainment for this month is post
poned. All members are specially requested to
be present at next lodge meeting on Friday, De-
cember l6. at 80 p M, when the election OF
officers and other important business takes
place.
Wo0dmen Of the World.
Seattle Camp, No. 50, held its regular meeting
Friday evening in G. A. R. hall, Hinckley
block. One application for membership was
entertained and referred.
Sons OF st. George.
Washington Lodge, No. 3O7. held its regular
session on Tuesday. The officers elect were in
stalled by the gran deputy. Ralph Simon. The