The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-11


knights Of Pythias.
movement has been started within the last
few days looking toward a grand general install
lation Of all the knights of 'Pythias officers In
the city which were elected the last week in
November TIE committee already appointed
in lodge II, referred to elsewhere, has been in
structed by its own lodge to confer and act with
like committees from other lodges. The affair,
IL il comes of. will probably be given In Rankes
hall and will .e made a memorable occasion in
local Knights Of Pythias circles. The first week
In January is the time in which installations
must take plaza, though the exact day cannot,
of course. be announced rs yet
Queen City Lodge, No. 10, held its regular con-
venton on Mohday. fraternal visit was re-
ceived from Unity Lodge. No. 80. Speeches were
made by Brig tien H. A. Bigelow. Col. T.. p.
Edsen, Past Chancellor William Kierski, Past
Chancellor G. A. Lafayette, of Puget Sound
lodge, and Brother swartwood. OF Unity lodge.
Brother Lafayestes speech was . particularly
good one.
Queen City Lodge, No. 10. will give public
installation of onicers some time during the
first part Of January. literary and musical
entertainment will be given In connection
Herewith. The committee in charge consists of
Col. +. 7. Edses, Past Chancellor William kier-
ski and NJ. E. George Crane
North Star Lodge, No. ~. met last night and
conferred the rank OF Esquire on six pages.
This lodge has been working up hill lately, but
is now on a boom The following officers have
been elected ior the coming term: Hugo Slet-
tengren, p. c.; Nils Anderson. c. c.; William
Spynk, V. c.; K G.. Faegre. prelate: 4. s. Lang
land, K.'o; r. & g.; II. C. Nissen, NJ. F.: Eric
irish, NJ. OF E.: J. G. Lee, trustee for eighteen
months; Charles Setback, master at arms
On Wednesday night Seattle Lodge, No. 81,
conferred Page :icgree on two candidates. and
on next Wednesday will confer Esquire rank on
the same.
Puget Sound Lodge. No. II, will give public
installation of las newly elected officers at Castle
hall, Frye block, on January 6. The committee
in charge is: George Bennett, S. v. Christian
and Robert Ostsand. Lodge No. II gave Page
and Esquire ranks on four candidates on Friday
night
Harmony Lodge, No. S. conferred Knight rank
on three candidates on Thursday. the LIST of De-
day.
Officers OF lodges are all busy now getting up
semi annual reports for the Grand Lodge, which
meets in May at North Yakima.
The proceeds of the big ball. to come off on
the 18th of February. will probably be given to
the fund of the bureau of relief The officers of
this body are l. korn, president; F. Page-Tus-
ten, vice president and J. Z. L.lley, secretary.
The committee meets today in the Castle
hall, Frye block.
Woodland Lodge, No o. K. of p, and Fremont
Lodge, No. Sc. l. q. o. f., will on December 81
dedicate the building which they have erected
Jointly in Fremont grand entertainment and
ball will be given Mt the time. The grand mas
ter of the Washington Odd Fellows and Grand
Chancellor Fred W. Agate, of the Knights, it is
hoped will be present. The STATS of the First
brigade and the First regiment, Uniform Rank,
X. of r. will also be on hand in full dress.
Woodland Lodge, No. IS, Fremont. has elected
officers as follows: c. C., William Murphy; v.
G., c. ]. Carpenter; prelate. l. Il. Roper; X. of
X. & S., Mark Graham; NJ. of F., A. J. Brown;
NJ. of E., Harry Fuson; NJ at A., w. f. Root;
inner guard, C. L. Stone: outer guard. 7. Brow
nell; trustee. Il. Z. stumer. This lodge con-
ferred Page rank ON one candidate on Thursday
avouipp