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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-29

Grand Chancellor f. ". Agate, oi Eilens burg,
paid Aging visit To seattle on sunday last
Queen CITY Lodge, No 10. met on Monday
night ard conferred the ranks OF Page ana
Esquire on thrce candidates Among these was
Cay Clement, the actor, The lodge requested
North Star Lodge. NJ. "a, TO confer Knight rank
on the same candidates aud this was done las /,
night col. T. T. Edsen. district deputy
grand chancellor, granted the necessary dis
Iensstohs.
meeting az the general committee on
Pythiaa day viii bo he.d at Castle hail, Frye
block, 81 J. II. today.
The new rituals adopted at the last session OF
ths supreme Lodge IN Kansas City viii arrive
during the week. The grand chancellor OF the
state 81 Washington, Fred ". Agate, ha- ar-
pointed and commissioned Col Z T. isen as
is special depaty % properly pTomulgsie the
same and the new work IN connection there
With throughout Western Washington Past
Grand Chancellor K Il. Park. of Wslla Watis
has been commissioned fer the >aue purpose
fer Eastern Washington. Each OF the above :
authorized u de9utige such brothers rs may
seen necessary ia order 10 Fromulgate the new
wors
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. Baptist Churches.


Norwegian-D Danish Baptist church-Sixth and
virginia streets. services at ii a. m
Irving Avenue Baptist Mission echool-At
$50. j. A. Resseguie, superintendent.
McClaire street Baptist Mission school-At
$3.50 p. m; Theodore Forbey. superintendent
West Duwamish Baptist MISUNDERSTANDING
by Rev. W. Fl. Black every second and fourth
Sunday at ii a.
Irving Street Mission of Market Street Baptist
church-sunday school at ga p. m, J. F. REESE
guie, superintendent
Swedish Baptist church-Beil and Eighth
streets Rev. r. .. Nelson pastor. Services at
ii a. m. and 1880 .. m.
McClaire Street Mission of Market Street Bap-
fist church--sunday school at $3.50 p. u. Theo-
dore Forbey. superintendent
Ballard Baptist church-Rev; G. A. Slayer. pas,
tor Preaching at p. III. sabbath school at II
ID. Good singing and free seats.
Lake Union Mission, First church-Moltke
and Thomas streets. sunday school, $50 y. N.
Gospel meeting, Wednesday, 100 p. Prof.
q. 3 Jones, superintendent
South seattle Mission. First church-South
Twelfth and Dearborn streets. sunday school,
$50 p. m: prayer meeting. Wednesday, 80
+. ID. L. W. Jones, superintendent
Fremont Baptist church-Aurora street.
Preaching every sunday AZ ii a. IN aud at 80
?. IN. by the pastor. Rev. C. A. saver. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening u: 80 o clock
Market street Baptist church--Corner Market
and Main streets. /. W. Read. pastor. Services
at II a. III. and $50 r. sunday school at
II M, NJ. NJ. Baker, superintendent Rev. W
Read will preach botn morning ana evening
Morning subject: "Christianity Doctrine and
a Life" evening subject: "A True Friend"
North Seattle Baptist church--Corner Third
and Cedar streets. Rev NJ l. Rugg, pastor;
residence, 2220 Third street. Services at II a H.
and 30 r. Sunday schoo at close OF morn
ing service. Young peoples meeting at $50
p m subject of sermons: Morning--"Waik-
ing by Faith" evening-"our Iiiustrious
Dead"
First Baptist church-On Fourth street. be-
tween James and Cherry IL ]. Burehett, pas
tor. Residence, Western house. Services at IL
a. m. and 30 7. m. sunday school follows
the morning sermon. Young People, L nion at
Ola subject Tor II a. ~: The Fathers
Bounty" For 80 2. m. Faiths Field of
Operation" Baptism at close of evening ser
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fraternity Lodge, 20. Gs, has taken on new
growth and interest of late. Increased attend
anee and closer attention to business are mani
fest The initlstory degree will be conferred on
one candidate and others are In view.
The l. q. o. X. relief committee is urging more
prompt attendance on its members. The new
members for the present term have not been on
hand at any of the meetings thus far. The reg
MAR meetings OF the committee are on the sec.
ond and fourth Sundays of each month at Ger
mania ball, sls Front street AT the last meet
Ing merely q quorum attended. The finance
COMMITTEES had 10 approve its own repsrs for
want OF an auditor and the treasurer was com
PEELED to pass IL.
Lake Washington LODGE No. 81, had an ap-
plicstion at last meeting and baloted on two
Rebekah lodge was organized at Slaughter
on Wednesday, January Is.
letter has been received by a prominent
ODD Fellow OF this city relative 10 the death in
hospital here OF man who belonged TO a
lodge in enohomish county. II appears tina,
the man had gone into the saloon business after
Joining the order aud his fellow members felt
this and other disereditable conduct of his very
keeuly. The letter expresses the hop00f some
members that the time will come when man
Will forfeit his membership the instant he ell
cages la the rum business.
Tie following officers have been installed in
Edmonds Lodge, No. 20. of Edmonds: W. G.
Ecaert, X g.: VIII Bradshaw, secretary: l. V.
Stewart, treasurer
ON Friday. January %, the members Of Gil.
man Lodge. No. sc, had n very cordial and pleas
ant time, the occasion being "A public instalIa-
ton. The following were installed by h. d. c.
~. Charles X. shaw in the presence OF 200 per-
sons: M. Murray, \. g.: ]. A. Void. V. e. ;
Charles Franklin. H. 5. Dancing concluded the
evening entertainment.
Anseo.tes Lodge No 81. has elected the fol-
loving; F. II. Boyd, \. C.. J. II. Stanley, v t.
w II. McColium, H. >. q. W. shannon, treas
urer
Olive Branch, No I. of this city is very pros
porous The new team, which At the start
could scarcely find members enough to o. out,
II now the ceuter of much interest, owing 10
the lne work done. Robert Hamilton is cap
tain Nine members were initiated during the
term ending December II, and one was admitted
by card. one worthy brother Otto RaHke, died
during he same PERIOD. The lodge paid out III
retlas f56es
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IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Every Denomination and Society in the
City Represented-Hourso of Sun
day School Services.

iE church services
of this city viii Be
OF much interest
today. AT First ".
E. church Miss
Anna Downey, the
eyangelis /. con-
ciudes her WORK TO-
day. She viii
preach at IL a. IA.
70 the new con-
verss, all of whom
are earnestly in
vited TO be present.
She will also con-
due: the altar serv-
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Conversational Churches.

Edgewater Congregational church-Services
atal a. and 7:3o p. Sunday school at L :l5
p. m. Y. p. $. c. E. at 6:i5 p.
Taylor Congregational church-kIrch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George II. Lee, pastor.
Services at Ii &. M AMI 7:39 p. m.
Brooklyn Congregational church-Rsv Joseph
Wolfe, pastor. services at ii a. H. and 7 p. IN.
sunday school at l2:l5 p m. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 1880 p m.
Plymouth Congregational church-~Corner OF
Third aud University streets Wallace Nutting,
pastor. Residence, 1870 University street.
Preaching by the pastor at II Il. n. and
7:3) p. m. Junior Y. T. S. c. E. Friday a,
$3.50 p. III. Bible school at l2;20 Jackson
street school at p. m Joy street school
at s. 10 e. II. Pilgrim school, Wall street, at
p IN. Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-.
deavor at 6:l5 D. III. Pastors morning. subject,
The Truth That should Not Be Iol8." Even
ing prelude. THE Illustrious Dead Sermon
'1he Man " no Just Missed It.
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Mrs. n. B. Wood worth. evangelist from In
q ana, will preach a. Olympic hall. ITO second
street. at 1870 a m. 2:SJ and 81 .. N. Sub
ject for 1870 a. m. "Divine Healing" 2:39 D.
m, "Wili Man Rob God r 30 p. m, signs of
the Coming of Christ"
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Advent Churches.

Advent Christian chapel, on Warren street,
half block north of Front street power house
services at ii q A. ". steers, pastor.
seventh Day Adventist church, 21e Poplar
street, seattle-Sabbatn school, 10 a. II, Serv-
ices il a. H. every saturday. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening, 7:U.
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In SECRET PLACES.
The Masonic Library Commits
sion Active.
KIP. RITUAL COMING THIS WEEK.
News OF Various Odd Fellow Lodges
No. 10, A. O. L. W.-Sofes.

'CH Of interest has been
done in a fraterral way
.he last week. The
aasons are wei under
vsy with their library,
having appointed com
mittees last week. The
Knights of Pythi.s Will
have q chance soon 70
know Just what changes
the late supreme lodge
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Episcopal Churches.

Edgewater Mission-Sunday school at p. m.
Service, 2:3l.
St Marks Acknowledgements and Repub.
lcan streets. Sunday school ut 9;i5 a. m.
Ballard Episcopal church-ServicY in the
evening at 7:3O clock, by the rector. s.ev. p Z.
Hyland.
West Seattle Trinity Missionaries. James
Cheal, missionary in charge, Will hola services
a. O'Clock.
81. Mary's church-Woodlandp ark. Divine
service at 3:l5 p. H., conducted by Rev. {. Z.
Roberts. Take Fremont car.
Trinity Parish church - James ara Eighth
streets Rev. George II. Watson, D. D., rec.
tor. Third Sunday before Lent Holy Com.
munion at a. m. sunday scnoOi at 9:45 a. IN.
tusual service at IL &. m. and 7:3lp. a. Morn
ing topic: "Ihe Faith Once Delivered" being
the third instruction Of the confirmation course.
Free sittings All are welcome
ST. Marks ehurch-Fifth and Olive streets.
David Claiborne Garrett, rector. Holy Com
munion, a. N. sunday school. 9:f5 Morning
prayer and sermon IL Choral evening prsyei
and sermon. 100. Subject: Character Sketch
OF Phillips Brooks" Strangers specially in
yited.
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Seattle Camp, Ne. o., held its regular meeting
on Friday evening, The attendance was good
Nbr. ". h. Harlan. banker-elect. handed in hi 5
resignation, owing 10 changes in his business
which prevent him from being regular in at
tendance. NJ. David c. Narver was elected to
nj the vacancy, and Consul Commander T. ",
Jones duly installed him into Office
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Hours OF Attendance, 8 to 9 a. m.
Fees payable in advaacei. SO per month
A small fee u 25c per month viii be charged
for kindergarten mater AIS use Of gifts and STA
Iionery.
Thu methods OF teaching are based on
FRGBkLS SYSTEM, which ia now being uni
Yer ally adopted by the best teachers Of infants
The following vi give an Idea of Is scope:
THE kINDEEGARftS GIFI~ teach the
rud ments of Color. Form, Arith etic and sieons-
try Cuittvatiag the chIidren's con ~truclve Escu
imasI 1ati9n powers OF observation and ciearaess
OF perception
THE KISDERGARrES GAMES comprise
GymnasIic ESfrct ,es, Class singing an. Ill 1t of
Animals ana Birds, deys oping physique promp.
otet enee AMI combined ton
THE h1N DERGA GTES OCCUPATIONS en-
brace R.adinz Writing. Drawing Neediework
fodlnS, AoirlEg etc. which ira u the hand TO
dextetity ami neatIess and the eye TO ACCURACY OF
observation.
THE kINDEE9ARTEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey a clear idea OF the physical world In -eia-
u q % an sHla>, vegetables and era = aad cul-
tivate in the pupils the power q deScr ption and
teach hem 10 ella sify ami arrange The knowledge
acquired.
Visitors are invited on the fourth Wednesday OF
every mon n from 10 81 IL ~ N.
n Fcaoal IL access bic pupils from the city
iard ana est-stree, cars pass at a distance OF one
block Only.
ksfeFences-Rev. David C. Garrett. st Mark
recfory; Mrs l. y. ]. Hunt. Iarrow. lake Wash
fngto Rev. W iiaca Nutting. 1890 University
street, and parents OF former pupils
for further Information apply 10 Miss Winter
bourne, 10 Repuo. lean street, Nor h Seattle
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian church-Seventh. between Pike AMI
Union, W u. Eliot, jr.. pastor Service at
II a. m. Rev. Napoleon Hoagiand. OF olympia,
will preach; subject of sermon. Making
Heaven Here" Religious study cla,.s viii be
omitted today. sunday school, n 1880. Seats
free anu STRANGERS welcome
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Undeuomfnaffonsl.

Union Mission-In the basement, corner OF
South Seconi and Yesler avenue. sunday, at
D. m, revival service Ali are invited
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Rev. d. {. Garrett will address the O'Clock
song aGd gospel service o. the \. AZ. C. A a..
their rooms l4l7 Front street, today. All young
men and strangers in the city are requested 10
attend
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prayer meeting at 80 p. m Preaching at IL
q II. and 20 D. m
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rsalista.

The Universalist Ladies' Society will meet a,
Mrs. Porter's, $50 Twelfth street, an Wednes-
day at p Notice OF Sabbath sczool viii be
given next week.
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successfully maintain tia. y is row an appar-
ers object to . Good Tempisr. 1t eaioyef q
Flessan; surprise last Friday eyeaing in the AZ
pesrsnce for initiation of fvefcsndio.tes. In
addition TO the new members IL was obvious
that the attendance Of old members WAS eonsie-
erabiy augmented. The members taken il LAST
Friday evening are Miss Allie Farahsn. Mr.
Everett Taylor, Nr. JOIN Hcfsrdi.z. Mr.. Nils
Erickson and Miss Bessie Mcclellan. o1icers
for the ensuing quarter were elected.
Pacific Lodge, No. 81, met on Wednesday even
ing in the Denny building. corner OF Harrison
and Kentucky streets. The secretary read a let
ter Of sympathy 10 the beresvsd relatives o. the
late esteemed brother John Brown. o. South
Seattle lodge, whose sudden and uatirnely
death 10 much regretted by all raeEs bers OF the
order who knew him The secretary vas in
structeG TO have copy OF the letter forwarded
to the bereavsd family. The following officers
OF the lodge for the ensuing quarter were
elected: Chief sempiar, Thomas Pirre:; vice
teDplar. Annie L MISSIONER; secretary. Lena NJ.
Graves: financial secretary. Cara Hsroidson;
chaplain, l. H. Crossett; marshal. C. O. Void:
guard, Edna Hafoldson- The lodge recon-
rnendea A G. Linn Tor lodge deputy TO Grand
Lodge. At the close Of the regular business an
other spelling bee WAS held "for the good OF
the order" Next Wednesday evening the vsri-
Gus applications of the word Washington" will
be taken IN
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Theosophicsl Society meets At Pee.is' music
hail. t0ts Front street, al 7;}1 = n. me su lec
Ct the lecture vii be-: A TheosoeAiesl A lie
CORY" All are cordially iuylIed.
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Christian Churches.

Olympic avenue Church 0: ghrist-Sf4 Olvrn.
fic avenue. l.. Ii. Moss. pastor Suuday-school
- IL . III. :, u. Benedict. superintendent
kFe&eains a. IL g. IL. and 80 p. III, By the
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SpiritQalisfA.

Mrs c. Cornelius will hold services at Red
Mems hail, Front and Marion slre4.s, at 7:S0
D. N. Entrance on Marion.
The American Union of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
street hail Of the Masonic temple. Children =
progressive lyceum III p. m; Lecture al p III
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4 rec sfethnIislS.

The Free Meth dist church-Corsler Tenth
and Pine streets. Rev. J. Cripps, pas sor. Friday
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University of Seattle,
Theosophy.

Rev =. J. Pierce will preach tOdSr at p. II.
on The Bricks OF BaDyi0u." Free IL ali.
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Stevens Post, No. i, G. A. 2, held an open
campfire on Tuesday evening in g. A K hail
A large audience va present TO listen to a care
fully prepared programme. Commander 7. II.
Young presided Comrade n NJ Holmes read
a paper entitled "Gep. Phil Sheridan" The
paper showed great research Conrede Holmes
maintained that Little Phil" was one Of the
most able, and decidedly the most daring.
OF any general who commanded troops on either
side during the var Of the rebellion. Miss Lizzie
Green sang Swinging in the Grape Vine
swing. The audience gave her an enth usiastic
encore.
Judge G. g. Uttls entertained the company
with al able paper the cardinal virtues Of
the order, "Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty"
Master Walter HASTE in q defamation entitled
"The OLD Grand Army Boys" proved that he
was worthy the name OF son OF Veteran.
At the next close camp fire. on February IL,
Comrades l. A IIesn aud b. l. NOrthrup will
entertain the post.
Miller Post, q. A. r., will hold one of its meet.
ings next Tuesday evening, the 3Ist inst. Mr..
Joseph Shipper has accepted an Invitation to
give all address on the United States sanitary
commission ia the civil war
On Tuesday evening Miller Post will hold a
special meeting at lis hall in Frye block, corner
OF Marion and Front streets. An invitation 10
extended all members o. the Grand Army and
their families. the sons of Veterans, Ladies' Aid
Society and Miller and stevens Relief Corps
end their families to attend. A fine programme
viii DO rendered to which the following friends
OF Aillet post will contribute: Mr Joseph ship
pen, Col. VIII II. Thompson. Miss Mexie King,
Miss Grace Z. Koch, the Misses Lugrin, Mrs.
Myers and Col Cole. Refreshments will be
served. This post has now passed its 20) mark
and under Commander Kiunsar will continue
TO prosper.
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Methodist Episcopal Churches.

Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, Fremont
Rev. Horati0 A.ling, pastor Services at III
O. IN. and D. q.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal church-Fi:th
street, near Pine. Rev. John Jonson, pastor.
Services a. IL O.. N.
German Methodist church-Stewart and Thir-
teenth street., Rev. c. A. Pressing. pastor. Ser
vices at ii q. n and p m.
African Methodist Episcopal church-Joues
street, near Madison street; Rev. W. w. Grimes,
pastor. Services AT III a. n AID p. IN.
Haven Methodist Episcopal church--second
avenue ana Howard street Rev f. d. White,
pastor. services at II g. n. and p. n.
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal church
Third and Battery streets. Rev. Alfred Inwood,
pastor. Services at III a. m. and $50 p. m.
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
church-Fifth and Olive streets. Rev. Martin
Hanson, pastor. services at II Il. n. and 7:3o
p. n.
East Seattle Mission of Grace Methodist Epis-
cspai Understanding at =. m. by Rev. T.
W. Butler every Sabbath. Sabbath school at 2
p. m.
Methodist Episcopal City Mission-E. s..
stockwell, pastor Preaching at south Seattle
at ii a. every Sunday, ana at Walla Walla
addition, in Brewers hall. every sunday at 7:3o
p. m.
Gilman Methodist Episcopal church-Olney
postofice, town OF Gilman, Rev. E. r King,
pastor. sabbath school 10 a. IN. Preaching IL
a. m. Epwofth League p. IN. Reading 40
p. IN.
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal church.
Balard-Rcy. r. Il. Fans, pastor. Services at IL
a. and p. H.: sunday school, 10 a. m. Class
meeting, IL M: Junior League, 3:31 p. m; Ep-
worth League prayer meeting, 7:D 2. m.
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal church
Madison aud Cloverdale streets. Horatio ALI
ing, pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. and 7:30 p,
IN. sunday school at 2:30 p. H. Class meeting
4: Epworth League, $50 p. IN. Prayer meeting.
Thursday. 40 r.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church-South
Seattle, Rev. T. NJ. Pickles, pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal church-Third and
Marion streets. Rev. W. p. George, d. D., pas
tor; residence, 905 Seneca street. Class meet
ing at 10 a.. IN. Miss Downey will preach to
the new converts at ii d. N. Dr. George viii
preach at 7:30, and Miss Downey will conduct
the altar service after the sermon. Sunday
school at l2:S0 D. N. Young peoples meet
ing at $50 .. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 7:30
Grace Methodist Episcopal church-King and
Rainier streets. Rev. I. ". Butler. Pm. d..
pastor; residence, 1905 Jackson street Services
al IL a. m. and 7:30 p. N. Prayer service at
1873 a. H. Sabbath school, lc:l5 Young Peo-
pies meeting at 6:i5 p. m. The public is
cordially invited to sll services. Morning
theme, "Partakers Of the Divine Nature;" eveA-
ing theme, "Imrnortality.''
Trinity church. Methodist Episcopal-Corner
Mercer and Kentucky streets, Rev. :. p. Will
son, pastor. Class meeting at 10 a. IN. sabbath
for the young at 80 2. IN. Preaching at IL a.
NJ and 7:30 p IN. Prayer meeting Thursdays
at s p II. seats free. cordial welcome to all
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ane,.ut Ere. and Accented Ma.on..

The flue raj Of Brother John A. Baker, OF Cato
Lodge. No 2I5. Mericen City. Mich, took Place
On sunday under the auspices OF Ioaic Lodge,
L. d. The psiibearers were Brothers II. H. Wiz
lissns. jesse Cochran, o. b. Johnson. Panl Jones
and Brother Baker. Brother ]. II. kunz.e Off
cistxd
The Masonic library commission met at 8
O'Clock Monday, Brother w. V. Rinehsrt pre-
siding. The bylaws submitted by Brother
Frark y. wilcox were unanimously adopted.
TIE following committees were appointed:
On fnance-Broz. j. u. Taylor, W. V. Rinehart,
jr.. Frank y. WILCOX. On books-Bros. W. w.
Poole and J. II. Kunzie and Mrs. Frank y. wiz
cox. On reading roon-Bros. J. ii. kunze and
J. II. Taylor and Mrs. Frank y. Wilcox. On
llbrary-Bros Frank " Wilcox, w. " Rine-
hart. IT., W. W. Poole. The regular meeting OF
the library commission will be the third Sstur-
Gay OF each month g. 2:39 O'Clock. The CON-
mission is now ready 10 receive books. papers.
periodicals. etc.
Ascana Lodge No 81. met on Monday evening.
One candidate received the Entered Apprentice
degree
On Tuesday Warrington Chapter, No. ],
knights Of Rose croix, held special convoca-
ton aud conferred the seventeenth and eigh-
teenth degrees on seven postulants
Last night 81. Johns Lodge, No. Q, A. r. and
A. 81, held regular Communication.
Tomorrow ST. Johns Lodge, No. 9, will hold
erecisl communication for the comforting o: the
Fellow Craft degree.
On Tuesday Washington Council of Kadosh,
No. l. will hold special meeting for comforting
OF degrees
On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter. No. 6. Order
OF the Eastern star. will hold q regular convoca-
ton Tor business.
On Thursday Seattle Commandery, No. 2,
Knights Templar, vii! bold regular conelave
at the asylum, Masonic temple, FOR business.
The usual drill 1ill take place.
On Friday Ionic Lodge, u. d.. will hold
Master Mason's degree.
The late proceedings OF the Grand Chapter OF
Royal Arch MasoDs Of the state OF New York
contain quite lengthy report taken from the
proceedings OF the Grand Chapter o; Royal
Arch Aas0us for the state of Washington. II
was part OF the annual address Of the most
excellent grand high priest, Companion W. v.
Rnehsrt. The address was eloquent, and the
arranging OF ideas was masterpiece and gem
OF Masonic literature.
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Sons OF st. George.

Washington Lodge, No. 307, was called to
order on Tuesday by Past President r. T. Carter.
Sick benefits were allowed one member Mr.
/. A. Mason very energetic member of this
lodge. has been appointed district deputy Of
King county. vice Mr. Il. Simon, resigned. Past
President W. setcbell, who is quite al author
ity on lodge matters, gave very instructive.
speech in regard 70 the proper method OF gain
ing admittAucc ami general conduct during the
II lnis