The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04
LODGE ROOM NEWS.
Activity Among Encampments
Of Odd Fellows
kn,oHrs or PyTH'As Busy.
1histy-sseona Degree 81 Aasosry Gen.
9srssAf - Temple - Temperance
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Encampment. No.
t0&S WEI 2{Cnityl Is NOV
WIZ ~ ing 1T lively
NVTSERX pace in the frater-
mai world. IL re-
ports twenty APP
plicstions for
4HAt2&. membership, with
X7H more a-coming.
; The Rebekahs are
f: L. busy, too. Ridgely
lodge gives Q social Wednesday and Mys-
) tjc JeweI cave an excursion on Thursday
last. The Pythians are now holding their
'semi-apnusi elections. and . number OF
lodges report interesting sessions. An In
ferestsng ceremony was to have been seen
at the Masonic temple last week when
y. n. Tayior conferred the Thirty-second
degree ON a number Of candidates. The
anniversary day Of the Royal Arcanum
nccars on June g, and il being looked for
ward TO with interest Rainier council 10
striving 70 reach the 100 mark ia its MEM
hsrship by that time. On Sunday next
report Will be made at Germania hall By
shs committee appointed 70 consider the
question Of . home for oil fraternity men.
s,thsr notes follow In place.
1sAspssAeas Order 81 Good Tsmplars.
University Lodge. No. %. met Monday
evening In it, new quarters over the
Brooklyn store, on Broadway. and int
siated two new members. The visitors
prsssnt were J. Esgan, o. Nyeard. L. n.
Kirk aud J. Knole. OF Baltic Lodge, No.
NO: Jess Harrison, OF Palatine Lodge, and
Leroy Buck, Of Lake Union Lodge. The
following programme was rendered:
Essd.ue. .,...........M Mrs. Alice r. smith
Isass.. .xis. Ada Bell and Mis-. riosa Wake.
banjo SOLO. $500. M. Charles Pinsham
HESITATION ....----....--....-...a d Logan
A gospel temperance meeting will 90
BALD this evening 1t the Brooklyn church,
under the auspices Of University lodge.
There will be short talks on temperance
nv Rev. Joseph Wolfe and others and .
good literary programme. Admission
free.
Ancient Free ssd Accepted Sfasons.
There vas a special session OF Lawson
fonsistogy, No. I, A...A.'.S r., Southern
Jurisdiction. on Monday, on which occa-
sion the Thirty-second degree was con-
fssred on ten aspirants. The inspector
general, Maj. J. r. Hayden. was present.
together with number Of bre.hern Of the
Thirty-second degree from Washington
Try. Boston, Milwaukee, Wis. and Spo-
kane.
On Friday Washington Chapter. Rose
Csoix, held special convocation and con-
TERED the Eighteenth degree on several
sspirants.
Lorraine Chapter. No. 6. Order Of the
Eastern Star, will meet in regular convo-
sssion on Wednesday.
The Grand Chapter Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star will convene on Monday,
June IL. 1t 10 o'clock, at Tacoma
Seattle Commandery. No. 2, Knights
sampisr. will meet in regular conclave At
She asylum, Masonic temple, on Friday.
The Grand Commsndery of Knights
Templar will convene on Friday at Ia
Coma.
There will be . regular communication
al Eureka Lodge. No. %. A. +. & A. NJ. ON
saturday.
The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge Of
ancient Free and Accepted Masons for the
state OF Washington will convene Tues
esy. June Is, at Tacoma.
accidental Chapter. Uniform Degree of
The Eastern Star. Of Ballard. will initiate
sno applicants next Wednesday.
knights Of Pythias.
Seattle Lodge. No. 81. elected the follow.
tag officers on Wednesday night: c. C.,
j. T.. Lilly: v. C.. George II. Fortson;
T.. J. N. Shsfer: NJ. T.. c. q. Coy; NJ f.,
J. j. knott: NJ. w. c. Gilhooiy: trustee.
q, NJ. Stewart. The lodge also conferred
ks,ight rank on two candidates. The new
rsfaphernaia, costing about ssco. were
nssd for the first time and to good effect
4 large crowd was present.
Unity Lodge, No. o. is booming. 1t
initiated three candidates into the Page
rsssk and make four Esquires on Thursday
evsning New carpet has been laid. new
ssestric lights put in and otherwise i'm
pravemrnts made. The lodge gave q so.
CTS, on Friday night
Queen City Lodge. No. 10. conferred the
rs.sk Of Esquire on one candidate and re-
eesvcd one by card. The following were
~'el,ted 10 serve the ensuing six months !:
iessn NJ. Gearin. G. c.: II. +. Parker. V
a Charles T.. Nichols. preia,e: Philip A.
te;i,x. NJ. a; A.: Fred Page Tustin, trus-
tee and Herman Smith. n. of W.
Eain!cr Division. No. Is. received three
81 plicssions for membership on Monday
nigh, and had Its FIRST outdoor drili of the
season the same evening.
>orth Star Lodge. No. ~. gave an enter.
t&:iment at Castle hall last night.
Harmony Lodge. No. s. conferred
kalghs rank on three candidates on
Iaarsiay evening in the presence OF a
large number of members and visitors
NJ ]. Neagic VAS elected trustee To sue
sesai brother Ike korn. Harmony's new
pseaphcrna,ia has arrived aud IS pro-
n4@need the handsomess In the state
i-aect Sound Lodge, Ne. Il, FRIDAY
st%aing appointed Col T. ". Young. q 4.
i&:ayet,e, Fret Xick. A. L. Mnrphy aad
l. 3ehrman q committee To arrange a prx,
stssume fog the installation 1T newl,
sal.ei officers. Page rank will he con
fefssj GA two candidates next Fsiday
ssening.
leark Lodge. No. "a. Of Ballard. on Fri
tzs elected the following officers Tor thu
es$iing term: iieary Lewis. {. &: Nv
,EAa Burke, Y. L, \. ] Black, preias-
ltsgry Johns. master At arms; John Ne
Nzhh. master Of ;as wogk The in~salla
sses,a viii take place on Friday. jane s.
sal may be public.
Fcressers and " soimen.
NJ the regular meeting os toHr, Enter
rnse, No. s,ssse. A. q. r. A.. on Thurssia,
evening visitors were present tTO'a blaci
i'.1noad. Carbeaaio and San Francisco
s;eporss have come to this court sha
several of the ncw courts in Washington