The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28


Iass nigh:. All members Of the camp are
orsered By Capt. 4. G. Allen to meet on
Tuesday to participate in the Memorial
day parade Both the regulation aud
memorial badge must be worn. Each
member viii provide himself with white
gloves. This afternoon all members Of the
Seas Of Veterans are requested to attend
ths memorial services At the Seattle thea
ie- ~ . o'clock. Tomorrow night meet
Ing OF the camp will be held to perfect
Gt,ai arrangements for the parade and for
preliminary drill under Capt Allen.
Col Young has been detailed ~ aide TO
Marsha. George Kinnear. of Miller Post.
Al members Of the camp are expected 10
attend the services at Lakev.ew cemetery
Tuesday afternoon.
Ancient Free ana Accepted Masons.
Arcana Lodge. No. 81. held commune
csiion Monday and conferred the Fellow
Graft degree.
EASTERN Star. held q special convocation
Wednesday and conferred the degrees on
seferai candidates. After the initiation
every one enjoyed good sociable time.
The regular conciaves Of Seattle Com
y.
been changed from the first and third
Thursdays TO the second aud fourth FRI
days Of each month.
Washington Chapter Of Rose Croix, No.
!, a. A. S. e.. Southern jurisdiction, held
a special convoca.ion On Friday evening.
TsIsten +. Dyer, W. NJ, conferred the de-
grees on two candidates. The chapter will
meet again Friday, June 2, for the purpose
OF comforting the Eighteenth degree.
The officers OF Lawson Consistory, No.
l. IRE requested to report at O'Clock today
At Masonic temple. The consissory will
hid special session tomorrow night.
Tee Thir,y-second degree will be conferred
By Prof. J. ". Taylor. c. c.
The thanks of the Masonic library COM
mission are due Sister Ella II. Godfrey.
worthy ma;ron OF Lorraine Chapter, No.
6. Order Eastern Star: also Bros. Frank
Upton, Frank /. Blodgett. William Nc
CSrd, w. W. Poole and /. q. Morgan.
Occidental Chapter of the Eastern Star,
L. d.. met in the Masonic temple at Bal
lard Wednesday night. Two applications
we're received. An application tor char
,es for this chapter will be made at the
nsxt session OF the Grand Lodge.
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
Fraternity Lodge. No. IS. conferred the
in4tiatory degree on two and the First de-
gree on five candidates on Monday night.
This lodge may be said to be fairly ''in it."
seattle Lodge, No. 7. gave one candidate
tae First degree On Tuesday night.
Unity Encampment. No. 9. conferred the
Golden Rule degree on six candidates on
Friday night.
Seattle Encamptnent. No. 81, conferred
tase Royal Purple degree on the same cam
disiates who received the Golden Rule de-
gfee the Saturday previous. These two
affairs made one of the most in teresting
e9isodes in the history Of the eneampmcnt
since its organization.
Canton Seattle. No. B. will muster its
new officers on Monday night. They are
as follows: James A. Greene, command
AIT; Robert Hamilton, lieutenant, and J.
J. knoff. ensign. II. Z. Holmes, CON-
branding Second battalion, Regiment Of
the Columbia. will be the mastering Off
Ger. The retiring officers are: Fred A.
Johnson, commandant; James A. Greene,
lieutenant and c. +. Roland. ensign.
Germania lodge gave the Second degree
u one candidate on Thursday night and
received one application for membership
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge, No 40.
gives an excursion to Snogualmie falls on
Thursday. 1t will leave the Lake Shore
depot ut 80 a. m.
Fraternity Lodge No. Is, vii. confer the
Second and Third degrees Monday even
ing
Lake Washington Lodge. I. o. O. F.,
conferred the lnitiatory degree on one
candidate last week and the Second de-
gree on another. Two applications were
teeeived, one by card and one by initia.
ton.
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge, No. 40.
held its semi-monthiy meeting Friday
evening. number of applications for
membership were presented. number
oi members from R:dgiy Lodge, No. 6.
aksid the lodge a visit in body.