The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-06
Aft Temple Initiation and Banquet
EriendIx Sons OF st. Patrick.

TACOMA, March 5.-tspecial Members of the
city press and Bobby Gaylor and BOB Slavin will
be the guests Of the local lodge OF Elks tomor-
row evening The guests Will be received at
O'Clock.
For its ball to be given Friday evening the
Washington Dramatic Club has issued 100 invita-
tons The membership numbers fifty.
The masquerade ball given Thursday evening
at Armory hall by local Odd Fellow lodges was
atten ded by 30 couples.
The funeral OF ". A. Cato, the Nor thern
Pacific brakeman who was killed By the cars at
kalama, was one OF the largest attended funer-
ais ever held ia this city. The Mount Tacoma
Order OF Railroad Conductors adopted the fol-
lowing:
Rss0usd, That as conductors, companions and
friends OF the late ". A. Cato we will ever
cherish his memory in happy and grateful recol-
leetions, and that we tender 10 his widow and
fatherless children our warmest and tenderest
sympathies in their affection and bereavement
Res0lrtG, That the sympathy OF the Mount
Tacoma division No 2i9, Order of Rsilroad Con
ductors be extended 10 the brotherhood Of
Railway Ira!nmen. division No. ~, in the loss
OF their most worthy brother
Rsso red, That copy OF these resolutions be
forwarded TO the widow and family OF the
deceased.
The Ancient order of the Mobiles of the
Mystic shrine of Adf Temple, Of this city. re-
ceived tae following new members at their
Wednesday evening conc!ave: Oliver ?. Has
kin, Charles Z. Pstien, john J. Gilbert. John
Beverley, Ira :. DAWSON, William r. Nichols,
Alexander O. Matthews. James II. Price, Ellis
II. Gross and Robert Frost. The banquet was
arranged by J. J. Kelly, Frank Case and W. &.
Rowland, and was voted one Of the best ever
served Those present from Seattle were:
J. +. Cochran, Trustan ?. Dyer, John \. Black
Frank Parker, Thomas Johnson, J. u. Taylor
John Arthur, Major James r. HAYDEN, John II.
McGraw, Walton Allen, John +. Miller, Captain
". Il Ellis, Il. 4. Bigelow, :. Z, Ciough, J. ".
Doran and ". V Einehsrt
Wllkeson was represented by J. T. Mitchell,
Orting by ". D. Mckay, sumner, W. B. Kelley;
COncounuly, Charles L. Iaughton: Buckley,
3 II. Hart; Stauwood, John Il. Irvine; New
Nhatcom, Carmt pibble. Among the Tacomans
present were:
Nelson Bennett Frank Case, W G. Rowland,
Leryy Pratt, W. J. Meade ". K. Rust. David A.
Maulsby. Colin Mcintosh, \. T. Prichard, D.. I.
Demores; Abe Gross. NJ. Breton, v. W.
sprsgue, Edward Phillips, {. \. Daniels John
L. Palmer, J. c. Wea,her7ed, G. Il. Wheeler, W.
J. Swickey, John D. NcAllister. F B. Gauit, l..
F. Gault, ;. c. Miligan, \. McCully, DR.. t. N.
Wing, Z. :. Barlow, Or. Il. Allan, ). 7 Lee, J. T
long. +. 7. Durgin, William WEIGH, {. A. Wat
rous, William Mcintyre, FL r. Hare, NJ. ". Law
renee, Dr. H. ". Dewey, X B. Mullen, ". p.
Dickson, George J. Kelley, NJ. swamp.
Guests representing the following temples
we've present: James y Bradley, Oslnau, Of St
Paul; George II. Root, Mecca. OF New YORK;
Gorge 7. ROss, Isis OF sslins, Kan; }. ". Cook,
Al ha1er, Portland, or. A. L Cohen, Fl kshi-,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. F. D. Hetfson, Mecca, New
York, A. j. Hayward, Tripoli, Milwaukee; E ).
pGhame,. He!la, Dallas. Tex.
One evening Of each month is devoted by the
tacoma Castle, Ne. =, K. g. Z. To a musical o.
literary cuttrta .nG1elt. The social given Mon
day WAS thoroughly enjoyed
SUNDAY evening SKY Irlsh-Americans or-sr-
ICED the Friendly sons Of 81 Patrick and de-
ciied II parade On s.. Patr!c6's day, William
Welsh, " +. HaseJty, NJ !. Council, +. J.Walsh
and J. +, Murphy having been chosen to arrange
Tor the same. The officers elected were: Presi-
dent, J. NJ Doyle; vice president T. J. Ms
honey; recording secretary, Z. J. Walsh: hnau-
Cial secretary, N, Z. Hagerty. treasurer, D. A.
MCGoL.drICS; marsHal, Nj. Z. Murphy: execu-
tive committee 7. r. Keauey, J. L Daley, 7. J.
Ly9sp, NJ priscoI and J, J. Monaghan.
Hr, ". B.siemeyer addressed the local For.
estars Tuesday evening on the Aims AMI Work
o. Secret Societies
Thursday evening the Trades Council laid on
the ta1,a tie resignation Of Treasurer Tay.o.
The resolutions faylrtng the eight-hour bills
ROW before congress, were approye1
The Trades Council believes policemen rstrol-
inS IL the vicinity %; the public schools should
tie og hand 81 the opening aud closing OF school.
Scholars Saou-d also lie admitted st tie middle
OF the term.
Ihe Carpenters Un.oa Will discuss the Char.
ter amendments al an open meeting Tuesday
evening. ia the Ila5ss Joancl, hail
fof dlsoFds1ei Llves Try BFzoAAx's PILLs