The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

Elghty-esSht costs have been Organized j:
seven Of tbfse pare disbanded. On Janu-
ary I. 1913, 4hess we're seventy-thYee posts
in good s,aedirig and 2.sss members. The
Eve larses, Joss IN the department. q that
date we're. ssn-ens. No. 1, Of Seattle, g.,
members: j. r.. Miller, No. 81. Of Seattle,
isa nembe=s: t,usser. No. .. OF Tacoms.
lsg membess: J. L. Reno, No. ~. Of Spo-
kane. Io4 ss,emipers. and q. II. Thomas.
No. S. Of oa:rmsia. ninesy-seven members.
The de!ejases elected December last
from s.evsns Post are ~ follows: q.
W. Tibbe,,l. Il. A. Bsselow, l. H. Girls
void. A. r. Specializing, O. B. Johnson. n.
NJ. Holmes5:Ja,res Alexander. W. T. VIII
son, s. +. iS;stet, J. X. kinnear, L. A.
Treen, r. N. Noung. A. o. Benjamin, J.
Rlsedorph.. s. ". Clark, +. II. Hurd. A.
W. HASTE. >. G O'conner. John Convrey.
r. r. Carrasi. K. ID. OyIey. /. ]. Lichten-
berg. s. q. BeSedict, q. K Davis. 0. c.
McGray. ID. Warner. A. n. Sa~teiie;
aiternates, Joht Taylor. A. L. Ripley, +.
II. CampbesE. Z, S. Berry. c. A. Gay. H.
r. Phillips. wv. g. Hubbard. William Fox,
Thomas Dssw.sR. NJ. Davis. J. p. Craw-
ford, r. W=edi3.
Miller PSss, $50. 81, also elected repre-
sentatives on december last. Tney are
~ follows: William Phillips. W. w. Per-
rigo. J. n. Be(nis. James Leddy. w. v.
Rinehart. Anyos Brown and 7. J..
Matthews; aite:nates, Joseph Hooker. b.
r. Briggs, i. b. Fowler, II. c. Cressen. g..
W: Furry. Rishard Bradley and J. N.
Echrack.
several candidate. for department COM
mander hfil from Seattle and vicinity.
Byron Phelps ID being urged by Miller Post.
Other candidaDss arc l. J. Lichtenberg and
J. w. Langley Of Seattle. and J. +. SIM
clair. OF Cnshs,g Post q, Ballard. Judge
J: \. Scott. Of sors Townsend, is also rum
ming. !
In addi.ibn to the above delegates
elected from Stevens Post, C. c. Wilson.
late Of Blaine: past commander OF Rey-
nolds Post. Soi32. Of that city, bat now
member Of 3tetens. is eligible to Sit In the
department en9ampment for the post.
Ancient isss$ ESD Accepted Mssens.
On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter, No. 8.
Order Of the -E9stern Star. held . regular
convocationi Ehe degrees were conferred
on one candidate.
Seattle Com snandery, No. 2, Knights
Templar. held regular sconciave on FRI
day, June O. Many Of the Sir knights at
tended the Giilnd Conclave held At Ia
coma the ssknS day. Capt. Gen. Charles
A. Patton pSsssaed.
Eureka LoSg., No. %. at its communi-
cation last Sit'as. conferred the sublime
degree Of Mister on one candidate.
Tomorrows E.:rcans Lodge. No. 81, will
confer the EEttsed Apprentice degree.
On Satu-eA3 Seattle Chapter. No. 8.
Royal Arch ntsons, will hold . regular
conventions
Mrs. s. r. sBogars and Brother I. g.
Morgan pseseeted the Masonic library
with numbe1of books last week.
knights os Pythias.
Queen City Lodge. No. 10. received two
applications s5t card. A number OF Wis
itors were prisint and a lively debate was
nad on the qaG!stion of the fraternai home
and hospital. ~ hich has been agitated for
some time pass. The matter was referred
TO a committee consisting Of Chancellor
Commander SHERMAN Smith. Vice Chan
ceilor John M.sGearin and Master of Ex-
chequer GeOsfe W. Crane. The general
drift Of oIEhion is favorable to the
scheme. I
Harmony lodge, No. s, on Monday
night received two applications for initia-
ton. Under good of the order a fine
speech vas n$sde by Past Chancellor NJ.
l. Sorenson. d Modesto Lodge, No. 81. OF
Modesto, Cal. s The members heartily re-
ceived the WISHING brother. Brother So
renson is they noble grand arch of the
United Ancie,l Order Of Druids. of the
Pacific coast. and is here on official busi-
ness with Gra,ta Secretary John II. Knars-
ton.
Puget SOUND Lodge. No. II. conferred
the First ranks on two candidates on Fri
day night.
The Knights Of Py;hias of Black Dia-
mond have moved into the new Masonic
hall at that pl,sce.
Foresttrs .Snd Woodmen.
Seattle Cam., NJ. %, W. of W., at its
meeting on Wednesday, evening initiated
one candidate.
Tho consideration OF the question to
unite with the. otser lodges aud societies
In the city IN 'sae establishment of homo
for the sick anil iHdigen, members OF the
various iodges;an4 societies took up nearly
the whole isae tof the meeting. The
ment from all krcsent
Queen City Circle. No. i7s, Companions
o! the Forest. init: Atcd four candidates on
Wednesday eyianisg a, Odd Fellows hail,
North Seat,leA A.number Of applications
wers received, % Saturday evening the
circle expects 30 visit Tacoma in body TO
attend the iusi i,uiiou of new circle a.
tina, place. Isha: been decided to give a
pink Martha, Washington as tho next
social.
Court Puget S:und. No. SIS. !. O. F..
probably neytr lad more interesting
meeting than Shai held At is hall Friday
evening. Thsec applications for member
ship were received. An invitation from
Court Destiny, Of Tacoma, TO all Seattle
Fores.ers - ,vis.s Tacoma on Sunday,
June Is. for tie purpose OF celebrating the
anniversary o; the order. was unanimously
accepted. BrythIs Gillette rendered sew.
eral songs anj R':oiher JoIliffs . numhe,
Of selections hn Shc piano. A pleasant
evening Was spent and the cour; closed
with reaus@st that all members who car
possibly SO: TO Tacoma on June !;
do So.
Court Qaees OF. the Sound. No. s.aia. A.
q. r. OF A. lsst Monday evening trans
acted much #im:ortant business. The
in.tiaiory degScc ;sas conferred upon -four
candidates ara seven applications were re-
ecivsd. The e'esses, interest is m manifested
by shi. court in jail tina. pertain, TO the
building up q sht order in this state.
Ua',ed A seis:as Order or Draid..
Seattle Grtve.: No. :. United Ancient
Order of iknids. which has been Ia
progress OF o.ga.iss,lon for the pas, tw,
weeks. VAS :nstsiied in fy,hisn hall OF