The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

unturned to make the ceieb ration stand out
most prominently among the great secret order
events OF the state. The various committees
under whose auspices the celebration is given
entitled to the warmest praise for their zeal
and the success which has attended their efforts
90 far. The committees are as tollows:
RECEPTION COMMIT TEE.
No 4-George +. Meacham, J. Michel, J. T.
No. William Pierce, W. L Ames, John F.
No. GA. L. Walters, E. J. Coyle, A. J. Fore
man.
No. SCH. w. Pratt, J. z. Nichols. C. E. Rems-
No. SIG. NJ. Holloway. G. E. Lacy. F. A.
No. Ioa-wiuiarn HAITI, D. Rohlfs, A. Krug.
Eneampment No. 2-Harry Glib, 5. i. Robson,
T. K Farr.
Encampment No. CIV. R. Henderson, n. B.
Canton No. s-F l. stinson, E. II. Edsen, J. NJ.
Taylor.
Daughters of Rebekah, No. 6-Mi s. Olive Man.
ming, Miss Mary Robson, Mrs H. } Gland:
Daughters OF Rebekah, No. 40-.Mrs. William
Hilton Mrs. II. T. Smith, Mrs. j. A. Greene
H. T.. Holmes, president OF the day
i. A. Johnson, grand marshal
The subcommittee are:
Decentralization 9th, charm an; Albert
Bryan, II. F. Smith, Louis Zieger, 4, J; Mccor-
ney, Mira Lucy Cooling, Mrs. George w. Poor,
Mrs. w. g. Ronald.
Transportaficn-F. A. Johnson, Chairman; T.
H. Dining, George +. Meacham.
Carriages-c A. Holmes, chairman; G. N.
Stewart, Robert Hamilton.
Printing--E H. Bragg, chairman; ]. J. knott.
c. II. Propp.
Evening entertainment-F. A. Johnson. chair
man; T. II. Dining. Miss Corinne Leland, Miss
Grace Hughes. Mrs. II. +. Smith.
Monday observation-disclosures +. Meacham,
chairman: A. I. Walters, c. W. Snyder, Mrs. j.
J. knott, Mrs J. A. Greene.
Music-Geo-gc Herring, charm an; C. =. Ro-
I.NA bal nuv Ire Mrs
finance-c. E. Remsberg, chs irman F. A.
Twitchell, J. E. Carney. c. f. Williams, l. f.
Compton.
Invitation-E H. Bragg, chairman; W. B.
Sharp, E. II. Jefferson, Mrs. Ii. Leland, Mira.
Programme-T H. Dining. chairman; H. E.
Holmes, George T. Meacham, +. A. johnson,
Mrs. Jessie Park
Holmes, J. A. Greene, F. A. Johnson, DR..
Fleischer.
Refreshmcnts-Mrs. E. Cooling, chairman: E.
Cooling, J. Wolf, Mrs. 7. r. Farr, Mrs. q. Man.
ming.
The ehairmen of the above committees consti-
tute the executive committee.
For the first day of the celebration Monday,
April d, the following order of exercises has
been arranged:
MORNING.
Reception In the parIors OF the Grand hotel.
AFTERNOON.
o'clock-Entertainme at baseball park,
consisting of championship baseball contest be-
tween select mines from the various lodges of
the city; football contest, between two teams
captained by T. G. n. II. L. Holmes and P. G.
]. F. Compton: tugrof-war contest between
Unity Encampment, No. 2, and Seattle Encamp-
ment, No. 81
4o'clock-Excursion over the city.
1880 o'clock-Musical and literary entertain
ment In lodge room, Odd Fellows Temple. No.
2s20 Front street; social hop in social hall; re-
freshments in the banquet room; degree work
performed at Germania hall, Front street, for
such Odd Fellows as may desire to attend.
The following elaborate entertainment has
been decided on for Tuesday, April &c:
MORNING.
ooclock-Grand reception at the Grand hotel.
AFTERNOON.
loclock-Grand parade.
Grand Marshal
Phantom of Mounted Aids
Lubin & Laugers Band.
Canton Seattle, No. 8, P. NJ.
Subordinate Lodges.
First Regiment Band.
subordinate Lodges.
Seattle Drum Corps.
Subordinate Encampmentg.
Capital City Bank.
Subordinate Eneampments.
Daughters of Rebekah.
Grand Encampment OF Washington.
Grand Lodge of Washington
The procession will be formed on Union
street, the right resting Third street Line
of march-on Union to Front; on Front to Yes
Ter avenue; on Yesler avenue to Second street:
TO Madison, where the procession will disband.
So'clock-Anniyersary exercises at Cordray's
opera-house.
Opening ode ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Address of Welcome .Mayor J. 7. Ronald
Response. n. Hale, of Tacoma
overture. .............-..... First Regiment BAND
Grafton .,..-.........E. +. Mclean. Walla Walla
Overture. ...................F First Regiment Band
Excursion over the city
o'clock-pramntic entertainment at Cord
rays; grand ball at ATmory hail for Odd Fellows
and families only
The committee submits the following sugges-
tons in order to facilitate the duty of entertain
ing and to aid the local committee to insure to
each visitor a completely good time;
All lodges are requested to appear in regaiia.
All visiting odd Fellows are requested to wear
plain scarlet ribbon, that they may be recog-
uizcd by the reception committee.
The secretary will please notify committee IS
70 Tune OF arrival and number OF members that
Excursion rates have been secured for less
than one iare Tor round trip ON Northern Pacific
railroad, Crest Northern railroad and Puget
Sound and Alaska Steamship Companys steam
ers Special arrangements have been made
with all the leading hotels.
Tickets OF admission TO all entertainments
viii be furnished to all visitors. upon appiica-
ton TO the executive committee. free of charge
the Grand hotel
Address all communications 10 George F.
Meacham, secretary.
An visitors are requested to register imme-
diately after arrival.
Free and Accepted Mssons.
Tie new Masonic hall has been turned over
60 the trustees and C. 3 Knight has been ap
pointed isiiitor. lie is well known as the TYLER
OF all the Masonic bodies. The hall will be
generally occupied as soon as the furnaces ara
received from the East
On Monday night the new lodge OF Arrsn..
", D., was duly organized, and tho bylaws
adopted, subject TO the approval OF the Grand
Lodge. charter viii he granted when tho
Grand Lodge meets In June. and when the
charter is granted the lodge will be eonsecr.ted
and dedicated and tho officers installed The
lodge has as yet no legal Masonic existence.
On Thursday night Seattle Royal Arch chan.
ter, No, S, held special eoayocation and tbA
Past Master and Mark Master degrees were con.