The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-25

gooh time WAS had and some good
speeches were made. These are the only
twH lodges in the city which make it
point to fraternizs very closely.
knights Of PysAIss.
Woodland Lodge. No. o. Of Fremont.
wills celebrate its first anniversary on July
is with an excursion and basket picnic to
Post Orchard. II will be . pleasant and
internal time. with families and friends
OF iuembers.
North Star Lodge, No. -. worked the
Paise rank last night and received one APP
plis:stion.
svattle Division, No I. IL not forgetting
the socia! side of lodge life. 1t gave BAN
quts on Friday night TO members only
anes had q good time.
Unity Lodge, No. 80. gave m excursion
TO Abe government dry dock At Port Or:
chSrd last evening on the steamer Grey
hos;nd.
I:uget Sound Lodge, No. II, has secured
isrge $50 album, arranged to hold leo
catanet photographs Of members. It is
finsi piece Of work and viii in time be .
valuable personal and historical record Of
the lodge.
to1eotePS and Wo00moD.
Court Seattle, No. SD, I. o. F.. will hold
an important meeting July aud every
member should attend. Chief Ranger G.
L. Faulkner and the officers have in view
thesontiining Of an entertainment during
intsrmission which will tend to increase
theiinterest and pleasure Of members.
seattle Camp. No. O.. w. Of W.. in
stracted one candidate in Protection de-
grts on Wednesday night The organize
tioa Of . grove Of the Woodmen Circle is
occupying considerable attention Of the
catnp ut the present time. This subject
wiz be considered at the meeting to be
hen next Wednesday evening. A full at
tef.dance Of the members is earnestly re.
qu$sted. Seattle camp should have q
grove or women's auxiliary. It would be
valuable aid TO the camps growth and
wonderful help in Its social affairs.
Court Queen Of the Sound. No. s.2i2, A.
q. y. Of A., held Its regular meeting and
SMOKER on Monday evening. Seventeen
Candidates were initiated and fifteen new
applications received. This meeting
cioSed the first six months Of the courts
exttence with eighty-five members. The
smDker held after business meeting will be
Peasant recollection to each OF he l0U
Fosesters present. A meeting Of dele
raies has been called to be held at Court
Enterprise hall on Thursday evening next
to organize &C rand Court for this state.
:; camp of Modern Woodmen WAS organ
izea At Everett on Friday evening by Mr..
Who'd, Of Seattle. The following officers
were chosen: Counsel commander. J. w.
W,ldron; advisory lieutenant, DR.. Mar.
bo,re: banker. John Whitman; clerk, II.
J. sebeau; escort, Mr.. Taylor: Waterman.
WV. Whitman; managers, Mr.. Harlett,
A. Folsom. DIR. Cox; physicians. DR.. Cox
ans DR.. Marbourg. The camp will be
cased Evergreen camp.
Royal Arcsaum.
Rainier Council, No. 1880, initiated
Capt. Z. J. Rathbone and Capt. Claude
TrSup. two well known old salts. on Fri
da night. into the royal secret of the
Ar1anum. The council also voted to have
aIaoonlight excursion on Lake Washing
TOT, and entertainment at the East Seattle
hotel on Thursday. This is to comment
orsite Arcanum anniversary day, which
cape on Thursday Of last week. Each
ms:mber will receive two invitations. the
on;y ones that will be issued. A commit.
tet Of five will have charge. ~ follows:
Cc!. +. 7. Edsen, Capt +. j. Rathbone.
Ms. Joseph Shipper. Mr.. T. G. Hodgdon
ana Fred II. Peterson.
sons Of -. George.
IN enjoyable evening Was spent on
Tuesday at the open meeting, the lady
fri3nds having provided refreshments.
Brother A. Holgar and several members
ana friends entertained the lodge with
m'ssic. songs and reeitations, while tho
re:.i of the members and friends enjoyed a
Soda game of whist. During the evening
this retiring secretary and president were
Presented with the past presidents
badges.
Ancient Order Of Hibsrnians.
At its NEE ting At g. A. r. hall, Division
NJ. |. A. q. H.. of King county. elected
thf following officers on Thursday: Presi-
dept. {. kearn-y; vice president, J.
Gssason recording secretary, Ed Simpson:
iitsancial secretary. J. O'DonneIi; treas
nrir, i. Cunningham: scrgeant-at-arms.
NJ: Boyian; doorkeeper, J. Hand; mar
SAP b. sia''cry.
Jt. Order United American Meehan Ice.
Seattle Council. No. .. initiated one can
dii!ate a, its meeting of Wednesday night.
+ sc'son of officers occurs next Wednes-
d;v night A large attendance is urged
&c council will attend public instaiia-
u,n of the Sumner council early next
month.
f',dspesdens Order az Good Template.
slawamSsh Lodge. No. l5A at River park.
Ssuth Seattle, has passed a set Of rcsolu-
tt'ns upon the death Of its late member,
Ayrs Mile Cavanahyh.
ken;on Lodge No. - gave An entertain.
nseai Friday night which proved 10 be =
| s:ceess every nay. The hall was we'll
hsea- Among the audience we're several
VISITORS from Seattle lodges. The pro-
e:amme Mas - follows:
| Ssstie''s -'o,i osSss Bucket" .
| AsGtess ~ welcome -. 4 :; Mnrnhx
| t;e''s'iea -"Tse Gamblers Hoar.
.tss saloon ana I;s society -. o.,snoa.s:
/ l:ols.a-.Tae pfansA-i'. ues.s "'e "''''A'1'
/ l.c;a-v ~Hysseae - ~ ~
| .iret Hsri.crseSs Froua ss1s.v ]. gss.s sssa
/ iTbsssE-"Ths B-isse thrGs.sn scene
lsses, At.,ss Ealfn saa Astse gav.u
lsaoSss-~sA-llEs VA
Ese.,.,,ap- IN. .,s.S x, sss D Keenan,
sr.slsAa-~sassily lsesss" ~Foar .sss, sf Sc
:. A'Anily, The receassrGe,ea .asn." -
trce -.--...-.-. ."fexaa Messer-ts-I Law
S.sArfssts "A Boy Bsss Frssna 10 His Ne.asrs
scaps- D. T. Davis. OF Seattle, No. d. gave
tse songs In addition 10 the above. straw.
hires. cream and cake we're serve. auriny
rferss and a.'e, the conclusion Of the uro-
esamme-
:Everes; Lodge. No -. L. O. q. T.. init.
ased four candidates on Monday and Ten
nss candidates ~er~ proposed The uewly-