The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-18

would be organised at that place on saturday
evening, September II: also, extending cor
dial invitation to all members OF Court Enter
prise TO b present On Saturday evening.
september "a. Court Enterprise will 90 to sno-
homish In . body to install officers, thus i'm
parting to the new court some OF the enthusi-
asm which has characterized its work during
the past months.
Dr.. L c. Neville, J. W. spriggs and P. }.
Whitman made interesting speeches for the
good OF the order. visiting brother also en-
tertained the brethren with some happy re-
marks, expressing his pleasure ct being present.
seeing the activity OF the court and the deep
interest felt in American Forestry.
The prospects are bright fog . new court at
Everett, and arrangements are being made at
present to that end; also the court 1t Kent will
be resuscttated In the near future. Thus the
interest and activity now felt In this order 10
not likely to wane soon
Queen City Circle. Companions of the Forest,
held their semi-monthly meeting on Wednesday
evening In q. A. R. hall. This circle will unite
with Court Enterprise in giving another
social in the near future, and It Is Understood
that these entertainment and socials will be
made 3 special feature during the coming
winter.
Ancient Order OF FOresters.
Court Friar Tuck, No. 1921. held its regular
meeting At Masonic hall Thursday evening. Iu-
stallation of officers was concluded-A J. Clark
as chief ranger and Herman Schacht - record
ing secretary The court Is in . most flourish
ing condition. all OF the members taking great
interest in the work, and to enable number
who have signifed their wish to join and take
advantage OF the charter initiation fee the char
ter roll will be kept open till September o. In
connection with the court the uniform rank
will be started. and the forest green dress Of
Robin Hood will soon be seen in the city. J.
Falconer. permanent secretary OF the High
Court of the Pacific coast, left for San Francisco
Friday evening, q number of the members of
this court escqfting him to the depot.
Courts at Everett and Snohomish will soon be
opened.
Degree Of Honor. A. o. U. W.
Seattle Lodge, d. of H., A. O. U. W., held its
regular semi-monthly meeting in their hall in
the Masonic temple corner OF Second and Pike
streets, on Tuesday evening, and after the rapid
disposal oil routine work. the degree was con-
ferred upon ten candidates, after which the
doors were thrown open and the friends Of the
ladies were admitted to an entertainment con-
sisting of musical and literary exercises, which
were much appreciated. Then followed the ad-
journment to the banqueting hail. where every
one was soon busy demolishing ice cream and
cake. general good time was had, which was
wound up by . social dance. large number
Of visitors from Rainier Lodge. No. 8. were pres.
ent to show their interest and also their appre-
citation Of the good things of life.
Rainier Lodge. No. 8, ID. of H., will hold its
regular semi-monthly meeting on Wednesday
next full attendance is desired, - business
OF importance will come up for disposal.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
The regular weekly meeting of Columbia
Lodge. No. 10, A. o. U. w., was held on Monday
evening in their hall, corner of Second and Pike
streets. Considerable routine business was dis
posed OF and work in both degrees conferred in
the presence Of what has lately grown to be the
regular large attendance. II was pleasant to re-
mark the presence OF several OF the charter
members OF the lodge, who were gladly well
. coined by the newer additions to the member
ship. This lodge 10 busy at work and is doing
1t very quietly, but none the less thoroughly
Visitors are cordially invited.
Order Of the Golden Shore.
regular meeting OF Seattle Lodge, No 2, Or
der OF the Golden Shore, was held in their hall
in the Frye block Friday evening Six aoplica-
tons were received and FIVE candidates init-
ated. The social and entertainment that was to
be held on september 80 will occur on Friday
evening, September %.
Sons Of st. George.
Washington Lodge. No. SO7, met last Tuesday
at the q. A. X. hall, Hinckley block, and trans
acted the usual routine business One applica-
ton for membership was read and referred to
an investigating committee.
Grand Army OF the Republic.
The ladies OF Stevens Relief Corps, No. l.
and john +. Miller Relief Corps, No. ST, auxili-
aries 10 the G. A. r., will hold a fair in Ranke'a