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

springing q scheme for grand union installa-
ton OF all the Seattle lodges. This has not yet
come to . focus, but will in all probability this
week. One lodge is moving In the matter and
has its committee at work. Tho social side OF
tho frAternisies 10 well set forth in other COL
umns. This side OF the Fl aterual life appears to
have good development a. the end OF the year
approaches.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
Seattle Chapter, No. g. Royal Arch Masons,
held two meetings last week. On Monday even
ing the Past Master degree was conferred, and
on Friday evening tho Past Master and Most
Excellent Master degree.
Lorraine Chapter. No. 6, Order OF the Eastern
Star, held its annual election on Wednesday
night. The result was follows: Worthy
matron. Mrs @. NJ. Godfrey: worthy patron,
Oh aries E. Patton; associate matron, Mrs. G. d.
knight; conductress, Mrs. r. N. Wilcox;
ciate conductress. Mrs. 4. E. Bonney; treasurer,
Mrs. W. IL. Ellis; secretary. Mrs. A. A. Allet
The appointments to fill the positions of Adah.
Ruth. Esther, Martha, Electa, warder, sentinel
and chaplain have not yet been announced. In
stallation will take place some day prior to St.
Johns day, January q.
independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
committee met mt the rooms of T. II. Din
ming, In the Seattle bank block, on Tuesday to
take steps looking to the revival OF the project
for tho building of an Odd Fellows hall in this
city-a hall which shall be home for all the
lodges in the city. The committee is made up
as follows: T. II. Dining, George Meacham,
l. W. Bonney, Isaac Parker, z. H. Bragg, g. r.
Butterfeld, J. +. Casnie. +. n. Little, c. A.
Holmes, Adolph Krug, r. A. Johnson, B. r.
WILDER, q. j. Manning and II. b. Gilbert Com
mittees were appointed to draft new articles Of
incorporation, the old ones having expired, and
to consider the advisability OF calling a mass
meeting of Odd Follows to popularixe tho
scheme OF the new hail.
Olive Branch, No. 4, met Wednesday at its
hall in the Masonic temple, initiated one candi-
date, transacted important business and elected
the following officers for the ensuing term: j.
Z. Carney, n e.. Robert Hamilton, V. c.; T.
Mcpherson, secretary: and J. Mechel. treasurer
Mystic Lodge, No. 81, elected officers on the
night OF Saturday, December 3 They are as fol-
lows: N. G., l. Hulsether. V. G.. Frank Craw-
ford: secretary, II. G. Gill; treasurer, L. ".
Bonney. Installation will take place the first
week in January.
delegation OF about fifteen three-linked
brethren from Seattle Lodge, No. 7, went to Kent
last night to give the "Frazier degree" in Titus
willie Lodge, No "a, of Kent.
The following officers were elected In Fra
ternity Lodge, No. 6S, on Monday night: WI
Wohlforth, N. g.; Isaac Parker, v. G.; Albert
Bryan, secretary, and {. A. Mckenzie, treasurer.
Ridgely Rebecca Lodge, No. 6. has a member.
ship OF $50, and IL quite a force in social Odd
Fellowship in consequence.
Fremont Lodge, No. S. has combined with the
Knights OF Pythias In the erection of building
20x9o, the upper floor to DO used as lodge room
and the lower for public amusement resort
The Missouri legislature has exempted all