The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18
lodge Esquire rank was conferred on one

lodge. Esquire rank IVES conferred ON one
candidate.
Woodland Lodge. No. 90, OF Fremont. conferred
the Second rank on one candidate and the Third
on another Thursday evening.
The movement looking to the grand general
installation services in January, in which all
Seattle lodges are expected to take part, Is
promising success. Notices have been issued
calling a general meeting at Pythisn castle,
Frye block, on Friday evening.
A number of communications of considerable
importance havebeen received by brigade head
quarters of the Uniform Rank touching the ac-
commodstions for Knights at the Worlds Fair.
The Knights of Pythias headquarters will be at
the Damon, at Bowen and ST. Lawrence avenues,
in Chicago The location is within fifteen miu-
utes ride of the business center of the city. aud
ten minutes ride from the fair grounds. 1t is a
hotel charging a uniform rate for lodging OF 81
per week. The supreme chancellor, W. W.
Blackwell, and Ma. Zen. James r. Canadian
Will have their headquarters here. The orders
and instructions ara very complete. and cannot
be given in these columns; they are, however
of extreme importance, and will be of great
general interest to Knights all over the world.
Ancient Order Foresters OF America.
At the meeting Of Court Enterprise. No. 1889,
on Thursday evening in g. A. r. hall, forty-two
candidates were initiated, seventeen OF whom
were for Court Enterprise. seventeen for Court
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Queen OF the Sound. OF this city Twelve ap-
pications for membership were received and
acted upon.
The matter of getting larger and more con-
venent hall has been seriously pulling the
I ''gray matter of the brethren for some time
past. G. N. Stewart, Dr. l. c. Neville ana 6. F.
Jacobson have been appointed a committee to
make inquiries in regard to a certain location
now in view.
Court Pride of Seattle. was organized by Or
ganizer w. T. Jackson, at Fremont, on Monday
evening, with a charter list of twenty names.
The following officers were elected to serve the
balance of this term: Chief ranger. John Mur-
ply: s. c. f., Dr. Ballard: F. s., r. r. Hubbard;
X. J., F. L. Kerl; treasurer. Harry Woods; g. w.,
NJ A. Knuppenberg; ). W.. F. B. Smiley; {. B.,
J. W. Cody; J. B., K. Tate: J. P. c. f., N. F.
TornQust; physician, Dr.. Ballard.
4 preliminary meeting OF Court Queen of the
Sound was held on Tuesday evening in the
Hnckey block. Quite a number were present,
and the formal organization will take place on
Monday evening next. in G. A. r. hall. 7. J.
Whitman. d. G. c. r. OF Washington, will be the
organizing officer.
A preliminary meeting for the purpose of
organizing new court at Ballard was held last
evening in the Odd Feliows hall By Organizer
W. 7. Jackson number were present and It
is believed that a court Of Foresters will be
creanzed there in the near future.
Forest, will hold a semi-monthly meeting on
Wednesday evening in G. A. r. hall. Election
of officers and other important business will
come up
Independent Order OF Foresters.
Court Seattle, No. SIS, of the Independent
Order of Foresters, at their last regular meeting
had fair attendance and considerable business
was transacted One member joined by card.
Encampment Rainier met last Monday night
after a suspension OF three months new
code of by laws was drawn up and the drill will
take place from now on. The meetings of the
encampment will be every second and last Mon.
day of the month.
Order OF tho Golden Shore.
Regular meeting was held in the hall, FRYE
block, on Friday evening. Two propositions for
membership were received and two initiated
The officers elected for the ensuing term were;
J. E. Peters, P. P. Lydia Mclean, president;
Sabina Huffman, vice president: A. Maitland
secretary; p. c. Ellsworth, chaplain; g. G. Ben
edict. treasurer; Ella White. conductor; Fl. O.
Benedict, inside guard; John H. Cosper, outside
guard
Woodmen Of the World.
On Friday evening Seattle Camp. No. 50, held
its regular meeting in G. A. r. hall. An inter.
esting communication was received and read
from Head Consul F. A. Fakenburg. Consider.
able interest is being taken in the coming in.
stallaton of camp officers. which will occur
about the LIST of January. The meeting then
held will probably be public
Grand Army of the Republic.
Stevens Post. No. l, will give ball at Armory
hall on Friday, December % The First Regi.