The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04

sentry, j. ~ Robh; examiners. DR.. George
IL. Horton and Dr.. d. A. Mitchell: man
ager for eighteen months. C.. Il Robinson
Cc,srt Qaeen of the Sound. No. s.2ae,
A. o.. r. OF A, 9; its meeting on Monday
evening. initiated seven candidates and re-
ce:ve3 eleven propositions. Tae meeting
PROVED one Of the most enthusiastic yet
held By this young court Brothers
II. G.. stoe!ting, C. r. Teller and Brcm-
ley we're appointed q committee to look
after everything pertaining TO the smoker
TO be :heid June H. Brother III. g. Ssoeit-
ing Nas also delegated 10 secure larger
hall for meeting purposes. A great amount
OF interesting work Is before the court for
tomorrow evening.
Court Puget Sound No. 53s /. o. F., ut
the meeting on Friday night. initiated one
member and acted on three propositions.
For she good OF the order songs we're sung
by several Of the brothers. A special pro-
eranme for next meeting night was pre-
paress.
Independent Order q Odd Ysllewa
Fraternity Lodge, No. So, conferred the
Secoad and Third degrees on several can.
didases on Monday night
Seattle Lodge. No. Z, conferred the Sec
ond degree on one candidate on Tuesday
nighs.
Canton Seattle. No. 5, mustered its new
officers on Monday night, Maj. H. Z.
Hoiraes being the mastering officer.
There 10 some talk OF IN encampment
Of the Regiment of the Columbia At some
central point. There are seven cantons in
the regiment. distributed through the
states OF Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Unity Encampment, No. 2, 10 rejoicing
over the fact that il has twenty applica-
tions for membership at present and ex-
poets thirty by the meeting on Friday
niehs.
Ritgely Rebekah Club will give social
on Wednesday night At Odd Fellows hall.
North Seattle.
The Cymfodorioa Society.
The cymrodorion Society probably never
had |. moro interesting meeting than that
Of Friday night. Great enthusiasm was
evin.ed in the semi-annual election Of
officers, all being elected unanimously and
by exclamation save one member Of the
board of councillors. The following are
the ncwly-elected officers: President. J.
+. Thomas; vice-president. John II.
Hughes; seoxetary, u. Vaughan; treasurer,
O. I. Owens; sergeant-at~arms. Hugh T.
Williams; chaplain. John H. Thomas:
hoard Of councillors. Lewis +. Roberts,
JOIN: p. Jones. w. J. Williams, John A.
Davis and q. G. Jones. "Disestablishment
of THE Church in Wales" was the subject
of the debate. This Is . subject at the men,
ton OF which q true Cambrian cannot fail
Ito become interested. It has held the at
tcntion OF the public mind for longer Pc
riod and has been the subject Of more dis
cussion. pro and con-. than any
other in the history of that ancient
principality. On Friday evening as the
debate progressed the leaders of the AFR
NATIVE especially grew eloquent and
waxed warm in the denunciation OF q
system OF tithes and taxation which is
directly opposed to the best interests OF
the masses in Wales, they being forced to
pay tenth part OF the price Of the pro-
duct Of their land to support the state
church. whose doors they never darken
from one years end to another. having
cha.seis Of their own broadcast through
out the land. This society is growing in
interest and in numerical strength. The
board OF councillors was authorized to
make preparations for holding the annual
picnic of the society on July l. Two can.
1idates were initiated on Friday night.
Royal Society Good Fellows.
Supreme Deputy c. F. Powell, of Seat
tie. instituted q lodge OF this order in
Wilxeson Tuesday evening with fine
list of charter members. The officers are:
William NJ. Smith. worthy ruler: Samuel
Hard. worthy instructor: +. II. Shepard,
esq. worthy counselor: W. H. Haskins,
past ruler; J. n. Haskins, secretary: +. l..
Var Nice, financial secretary; James
Maien, treasurer; II. c. Smith. prelate;
Henry Ooer, director; r. ii. Martin,
guard; Gus Ostiie. sentry. The assembly
instituted last week at Burnett received
ten candidates at its next meeting and
ballo on several more.
Junior United American Mechanics.
Seattle Council, No. 2, JUNIOR Order
United American Mechanics. held an in
tergs,ing meeting lag, Wednesday night
in axis hall. Hotel Stevens The meet
ingiwas eniivened by a fra,esnal visit from
about thirty members from the councils
ut Everett. Bothell and Sumner. Inter-
estgug speeches were male by Bros Recvis,
Bird. Lamins. Young. Waidron and 9TH
ersi A thoroughly good time was had.
Nese ipT n series
of visits between the different councils.
The next meeting of the Seattle council
w.ls he in Elks hall, Frye block, on
Wednesday evening.
Sons Of -. George.
Washington Lodge. No 3D7. on Tuesday
elected the following officers: President.
{. Thomas; vice president, +. Rave: sec
rotary, r. A. Mason: treasurer, d. Hal.
stead: messenger. W. Brooks; assistant
secretary and trustee +. Curtis. +. Price
is the retiring presidcn; and Mr.. II. A.
Gardner resigns the office Of secretary. after
foslr continuous terms. W. SetcheIi will
aieend the grand lodge convention and
bring before that body the matter o! the
grand lodge lunera. fund.
The y. =. u. sisterhood.
The ladies OF Charter A. of the r. F.. O.
| silierhood. have Just received their new
badges. Il is gold star with the mys-
| FERROUS letters 7. T. q. engraved theron.
| arid worn upon the lefs shoulder This is
| aes society recently organised in the
| eiry, having for its object menta, improve
| msnt aud social enjoyment. Daring the
| las, month quite a number have been in
/ it.a.ed and tie L. +. o.'s are highly iubi-
LIANT over the prospects Of prosperous and
happy faiage.
| Ga Z. a. 10 the u. Of H. q.
| The ladies Of Headlight, Lodge. Division
| Na Il. Of the auxiliary. are preparing a
| s,sc,sl entertainment. In be given June 10
! a.; tha d, X hall Rpsrs< h.,sns. al,