The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-07

ing session of the tiraBa lodge.
This session viii be hid at Yakima.
common cling Tuesday, Nay l6. Delegates
from Seattle, as we'll .. a great many
members of the order generally and men,
bers of the Uniform Rank especially, are
preparing to attend. 1.,eg entire First bril-
gade of the Uniform Eank has been Or
dered out by Gen. II; 4. Bigelow. The
Seattle delegation exrscss to leave here
by special train ch .rtered for the purpose,
Monday evening, Msy Is. The First
Regiment band viii probably accompany
the party.
Queen City Lcage, No. 10, met Monday
night and transacted routine business. A
number Of applications axe expected next
week.
Unity Lodge, No. 80. gave a social and
dance on Friday night, celebrating its first
anniversary and dedicatSng its new castle
hall.
The committee having in charge the
Pythian castle IN THIS city met at the
Pvthian castle OF daeSiay and selected
the following committee on site: Col. E.
p. Edsen, NJ. J. Aeagie. =. Anderson, DIR.
Z. w. Young and Col. J. 3. Metcalfe. The
committee will eepors friday evening,
May II.
Seattle Lodge, No. 81, met on Wednes-
day and conferred the rank Of Page upon
one candidate.
About $500 worth of oaraphernalia has
been received by she Eaifhts of Pythias
of Everett
Harmony Lodge. No. {, 4. of p, con-
ferred the Page rank on one candidate on
Thursday evening in the presence Of
large number of iIaembess and visitors. 2.
G. Elkan Morgenstein VAS elected q repre-
sentative to the tirand Lodge to Till the
vacancy caused by the resignation of P.
G. James Marshall. Several applications
for membership were received.
Visitors to the GRAND Lodge and En-
campment of the knights of Pythias at
North Yakima May Is ta 20 will be we'll
provided for. The members of the order
there as we'll as the eity authorities are
preparing tor the event IL, every way.
1t is said that Grand pralate Waiter G.
Ronald, OF this city. has applied for the
vacant position As aid-de-camp on the
major generals staff lie has been en-
dorsed by North Yakima Division, No. 8,
which he joined IN March.
Hoquiam Knights OF Pythias are to
produce Hercules" shortly.
In letter to ten. H. A. Bigelow, 8. C.
Henton. chairman of tie executive COM
mittee having il charge tie Grand Lodge
meeting at North asiI1a. says: 1.-The
committee in charge have endeavored to
arrange everything to make this. the first
encampment, d pleasure to every knight
and visitor attending. Three cash prizes
are offered in gold TO, she competitive
drills-$40O, soc and $lo1. Arrangements
have been made for regular camp life, and
tents and equipments secured to place all
divisions in camp. Divisions attending
will bring blankets for each man, every
thing else being furnished in camp. Meals
will be furnished in carp. which is close
to the city. and but five. blocks from the
Grand Lodge hail, at 81 par day per man.
The encampment will oren Tuesday morn.
ing, May Is, ard break % May the 18th.
Divisions coming on GoAday or before,
will be warmly received as the camp will
be in readiness. Transportation has been
secured at one and one fifth fare for the
round trip on all railroads. and steamship
lines in the state. Pess,,ns coming will
purchase tickets from the home agent and
take receipt for the SAM. aaid receipt will
be stamped her. and entitIe the holder to
one-ffth fare returning home. Hotel ac-
commodations have been secured at from
$3.50 to $3.50 per day. Ample accommo-
dations have been made for all who may
attend. We desire as l2.ree an attendance
as possible of snights HBi visitors and
have arranged 20 that e.. d: in view. Will
you kindly advise US by letter or telegram
if your division will hoac- US with your
attendance, an3 if so. the number of men
that will probably come also advise later
by wire the time of yous arrival"
Seattle Lodes, No. 81, Conferred the rank
of Page on three candidates on Wednes-
| day. j. f. Caughey wa. elected and in
| stalled NJ. of J.. 4. Coambs was elected
and installed /. G. On next Wednesday
the rank of Esquire wiz pe conferred on
| four candidates.
| Past Chancellor T.. Mozeenstern, of Har-
| mony Lodge. 40. s. h. of F., was elected
representative 10 the iaiand Lodge at
North Yakima. vice Jasn:,s Marshall re-
| signed.
Ancient Order United workmen.
Frank TwicE,ell, of .hn Grand Lodge
| finance committee, has received a letter
from Grand Master OliySr Hall notifying
him that the numbers c. lodges in the
| jurisdiction has been resrranged and
| changed because of the separation of this
| jurisdiction from the Oregon jurisdiction.
| There are nov sixty loagss in the state,
and they are numbered according to age.
The twelfth Degree OF Honor lodge was
established Friday nigh; at Fairhaven.
| Application FOR chartets for one lodge at
Hoquiam and three Ill towns east of the
mountains have been received.
Ii is probable that lodge will be estab-
lished at Mt. Vernon so,;a
committee of four pas been appointed
TO so to Ellensburg som.lime this week to
institute lodge. The committee consists
of DIR. K. NJ. DAVIS. j. Amunds. Il. W.
Calderwood ard j. Har:4on Caskey.
Seattle Lodge. No. Il. at its regular
meeting Thursday n!ghL arranged debate
for Thursday s0ght next 90 the subject OF
| "old Time insurance - A. O. u. ". y
| The debate " sil be omen Q all.
Seattle Lodge, No. 3, is to have a
mounted division OF the Gaform knights
| Queen City Lodge. -. So. will, in the
near future. have three lectures on the
subject, Our Principles Charity. Hope
and Protection" The subjects will be
/ handled by : rec bros'sess Of No. s. in
! their proper r., alton. AMI will in all prob.
ability form she entertainment part O;
/ three successive mee;inES.
Washington has nov eleven Degree OF
! Honor lodges, with prospect of having
four more within the neat TWO months.
At recent Meeting o. Columbia Lodge
| Ne. -. handsome past grand master
workman's go.i and en&n eled badge was
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