The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-09

sion comply with the requirements - soon -
possible A proposition vas made 70 the court
~ one OF the member. whereby II can
become the lease holder Of hall fitted mp and
admirably adapted for secret society purposes IN
the business portion of the city, the same hall
70 Be known ~ Fofesters' bali. The proposition
VIII undoubtedly be accepted in the near
future. communication was read from Court
Monte Cristo ct Enohomish (Which, by the
way, 10 m onspFing Of Court Enterprise).
stating that the new court numbered sixty and
that they expected IL would roll up to the 100
mark before 81 would draw Its folds around
itself and sink into the forgotten past" Also
that stock company was being formed among
the members for the purpose OF building nail
adapted TO their requirements.
Next Thursday evening Court Enterprise ana
Queen City Circle companions viii unite In
giving social to all members and lady iriends
IL 10 expected that this notice viii appsise the
majority OF the members and that they will
govern themselves accordingly. musical and
literary programme has been prepared. Games.
dancing and refreshments will be INDUCED in.
Ancient Order Of Foresters.
Court Friar Tuck, No. 1921, met last Thursday
In Masonic block. The meeting was well at
tended. Ten applications were received and re-
fesred TO committees. seven propositions acted
ON ana three candidates duly initiated into full
membership in the order. The bylaws, as sub
mitted by the committee. were adopted with
few alterations, and were forwarded to the High
Court for approval.
Several STEPS forward were taken in arrang-
ing for q company of the militant branch OF the
order. The growth Of this court is phenomenal
and proves that true forestry Is still as popular
al ever. In good and welfare the court physi-
clan. Dr. James Parker and the chief ranger, A
J. Clark. were interesting.
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coma.
Independent Order Of Foresters.
Court Seattle, No. SIG, OF the Independent
Order of Forssters. met last Monday, and be-
sides other work took measures for having the
organ OF the order, the Independent Forester,
mailed to every member.
Tho next meeting will be held at q Frye
block on October II. Members Of sister courts
are cordially invited to attend
Ancient Order Of United Workmen.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, met In regular sss-
sion on Monday evening last in their hall in the
Masonic building and had large attendance
Two candidates were added to the already large
roll OF msmbership, and q large amount Of fou-
tine business disposed Of Under the good Of
the order some interesting remarks were made
by several of the brothers which were very cor
daily received.
Queen City Lodge, No. 81, met in the 'sWork-
mans" hall, corner of Yakima and Jackson
streets, on Tuesday evening. Two applicants
for admission were allowed to take the First de-
gree and were duly instructed In the ritualistic
work - far ~ Il permitted TO junior. Several
OF the members Of Columbia Lodge thought
they would like to pay this lodge visit and
agreeably surprised them when they began
trooping in, almost a. many AZ the home MEM
bers. They were given q hearty and fraternal
welcome, a. is always the case with visitors to
this lodge. Under the~-good Of the order
several OF the visitors were called upon to con-
tribute to the enjoyment OF the evening, which
they did in some very able speeches.