The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-16

be represented. Between lodges, encamp-
ments and the canton, there are eleven
organizations Of the order in this city. and
D hne turnout is confidently expected.
An interesting occasion was had at the
Masonic temple on Wednesday. when the
thrty-6rst degree was conferred.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
Or Monday Arcana Lodge. No. 81, met
in regular communication. The sublime
degree of Master Mason was conferred
on one candidate.
On Tuesday there was joint meeting
Of Washington Lodge of Perfection, No. /,
Washington Chapter of Rose Croix. No. !,
and Washington Council. No. I, Knights
of Kadosh, A. A. g. r.. Southern jurisdic-
ton. There will be special communities
ton Of Washington Lodge Of Perfection,
No. !. for work in the Fourth and Fifth
degrees tomorrow night.
On Wednesday Lawson Consistory. No.
I. met in special assembly and conferred
the Thirty-irst degree on eleven cam
didates.
Last night Seattle Chapter. No. 3. Royal
Arch Masons, met and worked the Mark
Master degree.
On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter, No. 6,
Order Of the Eastern Star, will meet in
special convocation for degree work. The
officers. sisters and brothers Of Occidental
Chapter, of Ballard, are expected to be
present. A good sociable time is expected.
On Thursday Seattle Commandery. No.
2, Knights Templar, will meet in special
conclave. Considerable work in comforting
the orders 10 in view.
On Friday there win be regular COM
munication of Ionic Lodge, q. D.. for
business. The sublime degree of Master
Mason will be conferred.
Tomorrow night installation Of the
newly elected and appointed officers of
the Scottish Rite bodies will take place.
The installation ceremonies will be con-
Quoted by Maj. J. r. Hayden, Thirty-third
degree inspector general.
Occidental Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star. Of Ballard, met on Wednesday night
and transacted considerable routine busi-
ness. 1t was decided to accept the invita-
ton Of Lorraine chapter and attend that
lodge In body on Wednesday night.
Independent Order Odd Fellows.
Fraternity, No. So. had only routine
business Ut ito Monday nights meeting.
Programmes are slow in arriving from
Tacoma, and the Seattle Odd Fellows are,
therefore, IN some doubt as to the exact
nature Of the exercises planned for the
seventy-fourth anniversary on April 20.
II 10 UNDERWOOD that the freedom of the
city will DO given to the three-linked
men. and the lodges from this city will go
in full regalia. All the local lodges and
encampments. eleven in oil, will attend.
hA koia oSra
1t this writing than ever before. Canton
Seattle. No. 8. Capt. Fred A. Johnson
commanding. voted on Thursday night to
attend. and will have five drills before GO
ing.
Seattle Lodge. No. 7. initiated two can.
didates on Tuesday night. The First de-
gree viii be conferred next Tuesday.
Germania Lodge. No. 1O2, has elected
Adolph Krug and Diedrich Rohlfs. One
candidate received the First degree ON
Thursday night
Canton Seattle. No. s. made two cheva-
liers on Thursday night 1t also pnr-
chased fine dag. This is remarkable
piece OF work. 1t is not large and only
weighs about one pound. but it cost $94.
At the same meeting the canton elected
the following officers: Captain, James A.
dreene; hrst lieutenant. Robert Hamil-
ton; ensign. John J. Knot: clerk, Harry
6ouder; accountant, .. h. Olson. They
will be mustered in at the next regular
meeting on May IL.
Unity Eneampment, No. ., conferred
che Golden Rule degree on several candi-
dates on Friday night.
Mystic, No. 81, conferred the Second de-
gree last night.
Wiidey Lodge. No. -. of Black Dia-
mond. will celebrate the 2Sth of April with
grand ball and picnic. The Habenichts
have been secured to furnish music for the
hail and the fife and drum corps of Black
Diamond viii have a public opportunity
At the picnic parade 10 show what il can
do. A good time is certain.
The Odd Fellows viii attend divine
Worship in regaiia At the Ballard NJ. f..
church this morning. when the Rev Joh n
+. Damon viii preach.