The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-12

lodges, as well as Ballard. Fremont,
Columbia and West Seattle, will meet to-
day at the Castle hall, in the Frye block.
at l 80 p. m, to make arrangements to re-
ceive the various representatives to tho
Grand Lodge. They will give an excur-
sion to East Seattle and on, Lake WASH
ington on Saturday.
F0resters and W0odmen.
Court Seattle, No. 526 Of I. O. f., met
on Monday and elected the following
officers, who were installed on Wednesday:
C. ranger. c. U. Falkner; V. G. ranger. E.
A. McTavish; recording secretary. William
S. Jensen; financial secretary, A. L. Brand;
treasurer. r. H. Slice; chaplain. I. A.
Hendricks; s. woodman, c. Anderson; J..
woodman, NJ. Oelkers; S. beadle, George
Williams: J. beadle. c. J.. Stoll: trustees.
William Cruise and F. H. Renick. Tho
next meeting will be held February ~.
1898. in room "a Frye block.
A lodge of the Ancient Order of Foresters
of America will probably be established at
Black Diamond soon.
Seattle Camp, No. SO, Woodmen of tho
World, held its regular meeting on Friday
evening. The attendance was small.
OWlnR 10 some Oh tue IIeiuUcIS GoVAn6
gone to Orting on visit.
A short meeting was held by Court
Enterprise, No. 1862, A. o. F. of A.. on
Thursday evening, just previous to tie
regular monthly social. +. I. Lennox,
Jesse 4. Moss and J. +. Thomas were sp-
pointed q committee to draft resolutions
upon t:.a death of Mrs. Ida Mary Hinton,
wife of Brother 6. w. Hinton.
Court Queen of the Sound. A. o. F. of
A.. met on Monday evening and conferred
the initiatory degree upon one candidate.
Several members of sister courts were
present and edited the brethren by good
speeches.
Queen City Circle, No. 17S. A. o. F. of
A., held q special session on Wednesday
evening. and arrangements were COM
pieted for the social. Next Wednesday
evening the circle will hold its regular
meeting. A dance will follow the business
session.
Royal Arcanum.
Rainier Council, No. 1893, had an en-
thusiastic meeting Friday evening, and
initiated two. Eleven more applications
are in hand most Of whom will be taken in
on Friday, Febru airy "a. Considering the
tuted its growth Is marvellous. it having
nearly 100 members. February "a an en-
tertainment, consisting OF a literary pro-
gramme, will be given and refreshments
will be served.
Seattle Council. No. 1874. held its
regular meeting Tuesday in Odd Fellows
hall. An unusually well attended and in
teresting meeting was had. Orator Jones
gave one of his old-time lectures. One
new member was initiated. More applica-
tions are coming in and the council bids
fair to reach the hundred mark in short
time. There is no doubt the council is
somewhat indebted to the new ritual, as
since its introduction new life and vigor
have been created in council work.
Order OF the Golden Shore.
The thanks of Seattle Lodge No. 2 are
greatfully offered to all those who took
part in the Masonic hall social on Friday
last. The large amount of unfinished and
new business and the limitations demand
the fullest attendance Of members at the
regular meeting next Friday.
Grand Army Of tho Republic.
Miller Post. No. 81, held its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening. Three re-
cruits were mustered and two applications
passed on. The year starts out we'll for
the post.
The remains of the wife of David O.
Griffith. N. G. of Cascade Lodge, No. 80. I.
o. O. F.. Of Franklin, were inferred in the
Black Diamond cemetery on February 3.
under the direction of Franklin lodge and
Wildey Lodge, No. 81, of Black Diamond.
Sons OF Veterans.
A ''Smoker" wiz be given tomorrow
evening in the G. A. r. hall. Only men,
bers Of the camp and snch eligibles as may
be invited will be present. A good supper
and an interesting programme have been
prepared.
Union Defenders day occnrs Sunday,
February II. SO that the camps committee
has changed the programme somewhat
from last week, and will observe Lincon's
birthday or Union Defenders day (which
is an anniversary dayAot the Sons of Veter-
ans) at the same time.
Col. f. W. Young Camp. No. IL, of Sno-
homish, will give campfire at the Snoho-
mish opera house Monday evening, Feb
ruary Is, in observance of Lincolu's
birthday.
Camp No. 1, Seattle, will meet every
Monday night. instead of every second
and third Monday, as heretofore.
Pacific Camp. No. %. at Port Angeles, is
TO be reorganized under another name.
Lieut.. G. &. Jenkins. of Camp No. l,
has been ill for several days.
Independent Order Of Good Templars.
Pacific Lodge. No. "a, l. O. G. T., meets
on Wednesday evening in the Denny
building, corner of Harrison and Ken
lucky streets.
Seattle Lodges meeting on Monday ev-
ening at Queen City hall was made doubly
interesting by the presence of W. II.
Sherman. &. c. T.. Mrs. C. L. Haggard,
u. Y. T., and c. E. Cline. grand counsellor
The following officers were elected and
installed: c. T.. Miss S. Valentine; V. r.,
Miss Jennie Daniels; secretary, H. G. Tay-
Tor; assistant secretary, Miss Crouten;
financial secretary, II. 0. Benedict: treas
urer. NJ. Munson; chaplain, r. g. Peters;
marshal, Grant W. Cade; sentinel. Hill
man Case; p. c. T., Capt. d. T. Davis. The
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