The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30

will come up on this occasion. Queen city VIII
on this occasion entertain the Grand Lodge oa-
and all visitors in her usual iraIernai style
The different committees on the PYthiau nome
will met this afternoon al the Castle nall 10
make all arrangements for selection OF SITE
In this vicinity The members are ali enfnusi-
nssic TO have the Pythian home near Seattle
Ancient Order United Workmen.
The regular weekly meeting OF Coiumoia
Lodge No. 10, was held in It's hall corner Sec
ond and Pike streets large number OF the
brothers were present, chairs having to De ear
ried in In order that seating room might De pro-
vided Twenty applicants were elected for
membership. one received by transfer cara, nse
initiated in both degrees and seventeen april
cants referred 70 the committees Any Oh 'nose
who have been elected may take both degrees al
the next meeting. after which the usual course
OF one degree q week will be taken his io0ge
now boasts mem bership OF nearly 400
Tuesday evening Seattle Lodge, No !, Degree
Of Honor, A. o. L. W. met IN IFS hail corner OF
second and Pike streets. There was quite
good attendance and the degree was conferred
on ten candidates This auxiliary is becoming
quite popular among the members OF the A. Y.
W. and their families
Thursday evening being the twenty-fourtn an
niyersary of the foundation of the order the
members Of Queen City Lodge, No. 50, and Raj
nier Lodge, Degree OF Honor, met in the
streets, TO celebrate the event Nothing very
elaborate was attempted. but very interesting
programme was rendered and all present had q
real good time Il was an unqualified social
success.
Rainie. Lodge D. OF H.. will meet in their
hall. on Jackson and Yakima streets, next
Wednesday evening. There are several appii-
cants TO be initiated and full attendance is de-
sired. Arrangements are being completed for
grand social entertainment 70 be given by this
lodge on November l6, when general good
time il guaranteed.
The members of Columbia Lodge will prob
ably have anniversary exercises next Monday
evening.
woodmen OF the World.
Seattle Camp, No. g. w. of W, held its regu-
lar meeting Friday evening, aud had a large at
tendance. One new candidate was elected TO
membership. The usual amount of routine
business was disposed of under the reports OF
special committees. The committee on prep
srations for the LOG Rolling, to be held by
the camp November %, offered some interesting
suggestions, which were heartily Indorsed.
This will be the first "Log Rolling" given by
Camp SO, and much interest is being taken by
the craft to make the meeting a social success.
Several Of the new members W no are members
of the ". w. of A in the East were present, hav-
ing become members of the Seattle camp that
they may have a home with the craft
Ancient Order Of Foresters Of America.
At the regular meeting of Court Enterprise,
No. 1862, on Thursday evening, in the g. A. r.
hall, seven candidates were initiated and thir-
teen applications received A committee, con-
sisting of J. e. Thomas, g. w. Boyce aud Edgar
S. Young, was appointed to arrange for the next
monthly social of the court These socials are
becoming very pleasant and decidedly popular.
Queen City Circle, c. OF F., held their SEMI
monthly meeting in G. A. X. hall on Wednesday
| evening. A large number OF members were
present Four candidates were initiated into
| the mysteries of the companions. The meeting
| proved both pleasant and profitable.
Modern Woodmen Of America.
At a meeting held Thursday evening, October
| 81, q temporary organization was formed. 2.
| T. Dodge was elected chairman and Darius Hor-
| ton secretary It was voted to hold the next
meeting Thursday evening, November 10, at
| room no Seattle block. At that time there will
| be a permanent organization formed which will
| have instructions from the Head Camp At
| that time six states out OF nine were repre-
| sented at the meeting, Illinois. Iowa, Michigan,
| Minnesota, Nebraska and Wisconsin.
Sons OF st. George.
| Washington Lodge. No. 307. met on Tuesday
| and transacted the usual routine work. Brother
| S. Hammett was nominated and elected by
| unanimous vote OF the lodge to the Office of
messenger. The social aud bali will be given
| on November u.
| Ancient Order OF FOresters.
| Court Friar Tuck, No. 1921, Ancient Order of
| Foresters. he it's regular meeting in Masonic