The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-12
knights of Pythtss.

Harmony lodge, No. 5, held a meeting on Thurs
day night and conferred the second degree on
three candidates. The attendance Was large,
ana much interest was manifested in the pro.
ccedings.
Seattle lodge, No 81, met on Wednesday even
Ing and conferred the Esquire rank on SIX candi.
dates This lodge Is now one Of the strongest in
the order in this city
Unity Lodge, X. Of +, have selected the fol.
lowing mem oers - serve as officers for the en-.
suing term; }. H. Cannon, I, &: John Van
Horne. V. {: e. y. Eyaus. T.; q. T. Erickson.
NJ. of K. David J. I. Hancock. NJ. oG T.; {. r.
Howard, X. OF K 4 ;: Haga L. Smith, NJ. Of A:
stephen foTaov, l. e.; II. y. Swurtwaod. O. a.
The chair Of past chancellor is filed by W H.
sayder. Isotgc meets IN Brewers hail. Walla
Walla addition, every THURSDAY evening ut :
o'clock. All brother Knights are cordially in
yitsd 10 the meetings.
North star lodge, M -, met on Tuesday
night snd conferred the Page rank on two esn-
ddateS
Lake Lodge No, 6. met on Friday night and
transacted only routine work
Queen CITY Lodge. Ne TO- met Monday night
and cleared the desk OF considerable business
Ancient order United workmen
Queen City Lodsc, Ne. ~, 4. q. L W. met In
regular session on Tuesday evening with & large
attendance u members After comforting Of
DEGREES aad the usual routine work the lodge
was about - dispeTse when the members were
very sgreeahly surprised by the ladies OF Rsi.
nicr Lodge, Degree 81 Homer. \. q. L, W. com.
lug in upon them and leading them ~ the han
quoting hall, where two large tables were
almost bending under the good things piled
upon them. After the hungry workmen had
done full justice To The good fare
provided by the ladies. all adjourned
80 the rcsular hall when speeches
Rotations. etc. were the er1cr OF the dav--or
night Allws fglly satisfied snd went home
feeling in very seed humar with tire ladies.
themselves and the world Al large. This lodge
w;N give public entertainment IN the course
IL a Few weeks again. which. ike everything
taken in hand by the iair ones. IS sure - be =
succaSs
Grand Deputy Nrs J II wilson. assisted hy
Mrs. BottesGeid. Mrs. Underwood. Mrs CARTS
tienseu, Mrs Pike. Mrs, Wallace. Mr.. Baylsa.
Mr. Wilson, Mr. Underwood, Mr.. ButteEael1,
Mr. Hancock. ot Queen Cisy, ncEree oE Honor
sad DT. r. NJ Davis, grand uecica. director Tor
TIE Grand lodCe Of Washington, A. q, L. W.
organized Seattle Degree Lodge Of Honor, with
about sixty charter members. mostly members
from Columbia Lodge, \. q. L, W. The follow
ina officers were elected and Installed tor the
term. Past chief q. honor. Mrs. n. II. Callahan;
chief OF aOuor. Ms. u / Manning. iSiy Of
honor. Ms :. C&rkeGk: chief ~ ceremonies.
Mrs l. ?. Cummlnxs: recorder. Miss J. C. iu0-
bSrd; fns0cieT, Mrs, A ~. Htsdebran9t; Re
ceiver. Mrs.. W. CoiSet: sister usher, Mrs R. /
nsrSt. INSIDE wascamaa, Miss NJ. Warner, oOt-
side watchn&u. Mt. ERNEST Frank; three
trustees, Mrs 4. CaiibcrS. Ms II. .. So berg
and 4. ARUn3s. As seattle Degree cf HoRog
wss the first lodge organized BY Mrs, Wilson
STE certainty deserves credit Tor going through
with the FiEUsllssie work in 81 able manner.
All were sSree&h.y surprised with The oere-