The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

of obtaining larger and more convenient hall
in which TO hold its meetings. Court Enterprise
has no connection with the Ancient Order oil
Foresters, which has its supreme court in Eng
land
There will be q special meeting OF this court
held at Dr. Neviile's office, Hull building. North
Seattle, on Monday evening nj O'Clock, for the
purpose Of adopting new bylaws and attending
TO other important business. full attendance
OF members is desired.
Queen City Circle. Companions of the Forest,
will meet on Wednesday evening in G. A. r.
hall. The ladies have an interesting programme
prepared, and good time for members is ex-
pected.
Independent Order Of Foresters.
Court seattle No. SOC. of the independent Or
der of Foresters. at their last meeting had
good attendance, Notwithstanding it being
Labor day, aud considerable business was trans
acted. 1t is encouraging 10 see the rapid III
crease of rnembership. the August report giving
over seventy members. such success is at
trbuted to the merits of the order as well as to
the inter es; shown by the members in general.
Court Seattle meets the first and third Monday
every month ut hail 81, frye block, and mem
bers OF sister courts are cordially invited to
0t;eEd.
The Royal Arcanum.
Seattle Council, No. 1914, met last Tuesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall, on Front street,
with good attendance J. c. Reisinger re-
signed his position as collector, and David A.
Galley was elected and installed in that
position. Under the head of good of
the order, the council listened to q
very nice speech by the orator, Jo-
seph II. Bone. After going through the
general routine business the council closed with
all members feeling we'll pleased with the Way
the council is prospecting They will meet
again september 20. Visiting brothers are
invited.
Rainier Council, Royal Arcanum. at It's meet
ing Friday night initiated one candidate and re-
ceived five applications. This young council
promises to be one of the strongest fraternal or
CARNATIONS in the city, its membership being
drawn from among leading business and pro-
fessiona men. The next regular meeting will
be held at Masonic temple Friday, Septem-
Der g.
Degree OF Honor, A. o. u. w.
Rainier Lodge, No. 3, held its regular semi
monthly meeting on Wednesday last. The at
tendance was small for several reasons. 1t was
limited that some of the ladies were interested
In the Corbett-Sullivan mill that they went down
town to await results. The true reason, how
ever. appears to be a neglect on the part OF the
absent ones to consult their almanacs, some
having been there the week before supposiug it
to be the LIST of September instead Of the last of
August The lodge, however, is doing very
Weiis anu tnOse present. HAu Pieasufe Ol eA-
aiming and wearing Few and complete set of
badges, the first III the city.
Seattle Lodge, No. Z, will give an entertain
ment next Tuesday evening in their hall, corner
Second and Pike streets, under the joint aus
pices of Seattle Lodge, d. of H.. and Columbia
Lodge, No. 10, A. o. U. W. A fine programme
has been prepared, not forgetting the inner man.
Members and friends OF these lodges are invited
Ancient Order United WOrkmen.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10. held its weekly meet.
ing Monday evening and great deal of work was
| performed. This lodge has been doing a large
| amount of initiating lately and still maintains
the proud position of the banner lodge of the
| state number OF special committees were set
| at work. The results of their labors will be
made known when their tasks are completed.
The Grand officers expected to pay this lodge
| visit near the end of this month.
Royal Society Good Fellows.
| Seattle assembly initiated six members
! Wednesday evening. This makes forty -one new
| members that have come into the assembly in
| the last thirty days.
| Grand Army Of the Republic.
| All G. A. r. comrades are requested to meet at
| G. A. r. hall, in the Hnckley block, at o'clock
| this afternoon and march to the First Presby-
| terrain church, where the funeral services oil
/ Comrade Col T. Phillips will be held.
Stevens Post met Tuesday night and mustered
| one recruit and received three applications.
| A camp fire will be held Tuesday evening,
| September Ii, at Grand Army hall. Maj. S. W.
! Clark will tell of the battles and marches of the
| ARMY OF the Potomac from Charlottesville tO
Gettysburg: Mr. J. T. Humphreys will aApeak OF