The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-28
Degree OF Honor, A. o. U. w.

DeSfee OF HONOR, A. Os Us W.
Seattle Lodge, No. I. Degree OF Honor, held
their bi-monthly meeting in their hall, corner
OF Second and Pike streets, last Tuesday even
ing. At this session, among the business trans
acted, was the Initiation of two sspirants. who,
having undergone the ordeal in satisfactory
manner, were duly admitted into fellowship
with the lodge committee appointed to draft
bylaws made their report, aud the proposed by
laws read the first time. 1t was decided TO give
social and entertainment tho evening OF
the next regular meeting, and judging from the
personnel OF the committee apponted, it is going
TO be decided success. Those appointed to
have charge of the affair are as follows: Mrs.
Callahan, Mrs. A. Hildebraudt, Mrs. G. L. Darst
and Mrs. Annie Carkey, who met on Friday
evening st the residence OF Mrs. G. L. Manning,
the Chief of honor. to complete arrangements.
There were present quite a number OF visitors,
who offered some interesting remarks. after
which the meeting dispersed.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, held their regular
weekly meeting in their hall, corner of second
and Pike streets, Monday evening, at which
time three candidates were permitted to have a
glimpse into the workings OF the order by hay
Ing the Junior degree conferred upon them.
There was also one member of the Junior deg zee
advanced into full fellowship. This lodge CAL
culates to have big time about the eud OF Sep
temher.
Queen City Lodge, No. 50, met in regular SEES
sion Tuesday evening aud did quite a large
amount OF work. This lodge is very much alive
and has been in existence little less than q
year, but has since its organization more than
doubled its membership and has also built
hall Tor its own A number of applications
for membership were reported. Members OF
other lodges cordially invited to attend these
meetings any Tuesday evening. corner of Yaki-
ma and jackson streets
Ancient Order OF FOresters Of America.
Court Enterprise, No. 1862 held its regular
meeting Thursday evening in its hail in the
HiDckley building.
There were ten candidates initiated and
twenty-our proposals for membership received
and acted upon
At All election of officers DR.. n c. Neville was
promoted to F. G. r., J. W. Spripgs to C. r., p j.
Whitman to S. c. H., and u. +. Jacobson elected
to Il. s.
The court is enjoying an era of great pros
perity.
Independent Order of Foresters.
Court Seattle, No. 526, of the Independent
Order OF Foresters, elected the following officers
at their last regular meeting: W. II. Finek,
{. d.: L. J. Fowler. c. r.; 4. A. McTavish, Y. e.
r.; r. ii. see, +. s.; william s. Jensen, r. s.:
A. L. Brand, treasurer: c. H. Tiffany, s. W.;
D
J. Russel. J. B.; A. NJ. Britt. chaplain; Dr.. New
lands, ply stefan. The installation of officers
took place the same night.
Sons OF ST. George.
Washington Lodge, No 3O7, met on Tuesday
evening for the transaction of regular business.
The attendance was not so large as usual, but
the lodge is now running in good systematic
order, and shows favorable signs OF rapid in
crease in membership
Independent Order of Good Templara.
At Kent on September the next session of
District Lodge, !. o. g. T., No. l. will hold a
session in the rooms of Orient Lodge, No. &c, OF
that place. The following programme will be
carried out:
Morning session--Opening ceremonies, sp-
pointment OF committees. question box, reports
from lodges and temples.
Afternoon session-Report of committee on
creden tials comforting degree reports of special
completes, including committee on bylaws;
general business including the selection OF
place for next session.
Evening session--Public meeting, consisting
OF short addresses, music, Rotations, declama-
tons aud readings, in which every lodge or
temple represented will be- requested to take
part.
Pacific Lodge, No. 81, l. o. G. T., held their
regular weekly meeting last Wednesday night.
The following visitors were present: Mrs. Rob-
ertson. Latons, No. 20; Amy Pennington and e.
Mcfarland. Duwamish. No. Ii; {. Valentine