The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

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W. sons. Invita-
~ tons have been
sent out to all lodges in the state to attend
the observances here. The grand chan
ceilor of the Grand Lodge of Washington
will be here. The occasion will be utilized
to display to the assembled representatives
the new ritual, and in every way the at
tempt has been made to make this q
memorable day in Pythian circles. The
Masons have list of meetings set down
for the current week. The Good Templars
have been fairly active. too. The dis
agreements so unfortunately precipitated
upon them a few months back are be-
lieved to be definitely composed. Other
notes follow in place.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
Last night Eureka, No. 90 held . regu-
lar communication. The Master Mason
degree was conferred on one candidate.
Tomorrow Arcana, No. 81. will hold .
regular communication. The Master Ma
son degree will he conferred.
On Tuesday Washington Lodge of Per-
lection, No. /, A. A. S. r., Southern juris-
diction, will hold q regular communica-
ton.
On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter. No. 6,
Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a
special convOcation for work.
On Thursday Seattle Commandery. No.
2, knight Templar, will hold q regular
conclave for business.
On Friday Ionic Lodge, q. D., will hold
q regular communication for business.
On Saturday Seattle Chapter, No. 8.
Royal Arch Masons. will hold q regular
convocation for business.
independent Order Odd Fellows.
Fraternity Lodge. No. IS, will have
work tomorrow night. The lodge is get
ting on we'll.
Unity Encampment. No. 2, has its new
regalia. The meeting of Friday night was
an interesting one.
The following are officers of Ridgely Re-
bekah Lodge. No. 6: Mrs. Robert Moran.
T. r. Farr, chaplain; Mrs. NJ. Lyle. war
den; Miss Lizzie Williams, conductor;
Mrs. Enoch Wood, l. G.; Mr.. Enoch
Wood. O. g.; Fred Johnson, r. s. to n.
G.; Mrs. Harry Bigelow, L. s. to N. G.:
Mrs. Leroy Williamson. r. S. to V. G.;
Mrs. G. W. Sullivan, L. S. to V. G.
The semi-annual report of the Odd Fell
lows relief committee of Seattle for the
term ending January % shows receipts of
$50l.5O, disbursements, $541.20; working
capital, as per last report. $925.50 and as
sets of $65745. Twelve members have
been paid sick benefits and discharged,
one sent home, funeral benefits paid to
one widow and four are still ON the sick
list.
The following have been elected in Al
pine Rebekah Lodge, No. 3. at Hoquiam:
Mgs. Bella Kuhn, N. g.; Miss Alice
King, V. e.: Mrs. Matte Menish, r. S.;
Mrs. Elizabeth Erickson, treasurer. AL
pine Lodge has forty-four members in
good standing and has good prospects for
the year.
There are six Odd Fellow lodges in Che
halls county-Aberdeen, No. 35, Of Aber-
deem; Sylvia, No. SO, of Montesano; Ema,
No. Al. of Elma; Hoquiam, No. As. of Ho-
quiam; CosmopoIis, No. 40, of Cosmpolis,
and Ocosta, No. los. of Ocosta. There are
also an encampment at Aberdeen and a
Rebekah lodge al each of the above-named
places. A lodge is also being organized at
Satsop. Sylvia lodge had public installa-
ton of officers on Wednesday, January 49,
e. A. Bacon, the district deputy grand
master, conducted the ceremonies.
Star Lodge. No. 80, at Uniontown,
Whatcom county, has a membership of
thirty-three. five of whom have been
added the past term. 1t was instituted in
March, 1891. with thirteen members. Its
officers for 1893 are: George Riley, n. G. ::
George Clay, V. c.; Smith Hiliiard, X. s. ::
Il. J. Swank. treasurer; A. Loding.
warden; J. Palmer. conductor
SnohOmish Camp, No. %, has installed
the following officers: l.. F. Hart. C. P;
W. II. Ward. s. W.; Frank b. Huffman,
II. F.; ?. II. Meek, J. W: W. W. Casey,
treasurer; DAME! Curry. scribe. This
camp is only about three months old, but
is already large and aourishing.
David Lodge, No. I15, of East Clallam.
has just completed q fine three-story
building and will give fine opening and
ball on February ~. Seattle lodges have
been invited.
Steuben Lodge, No. IS. Of Tacoma, has
installed the following officers: Gottlob
Feist, n. G.; William Sieburg, V. G..
Adolph Bader. Il. S. Ems, Grether, P. S. !:
Henry Lusthof. treasurer; J. StefIensen,
warden; Karl AesclIe. conductor: Kaspar
Bruckner. X. S. \. g.; Henry Peterson.
l.. S. n. G.; konrad Schmal, r. $. V. G. !:
Aiber, Fisher, l.. S. V. g.; Anton Peter.
l. g.; Peter Bach, o. G. This lodge has
eighty-iiye members.
Fraternity. No Is. had pleasant meet
ing Monday evening. The team. under
the guidance of Capt. Mckenzie. is one of
the best drilled in the city. Tomorrow the
Second degree will be conferred upon two
candidates.
Olive Branch. No. 4, conferred the Init
atory degree one one candidate on We'd
nesday night.
knights of Pythias.
Col. F.. P. Edsen has received a letter
from Grand Chancellor Agate granting
consent TO procure Ranke's hall for the
evening Of the 18th in order TO exemplifv
the new work. He says he has watched
the PosT-iNTEiIIGEScEg with interest and
is more than gratitied with his representa-.
tives in lodge No. 10.
A. Beamer, OF Sprague, grand keeper of
records and seal. has been instructed TO
send rituals TO Col. Essen for the use of
his team, which will examplify work on
February Is
The executive committee on Pvthlan
Day has held several meetings during the
week, and has been hard at work in the
endeavor TO make the day a success. The
programme for the celebration will b
issued early this week, PROBABLY tome
row or Tuesday. Nine. Berta Criveili
her pupils, Mrs. Mabel McAlpin an
Grace Koch. will sing a. the pros
concert at Armory hall on Fridf