The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-09

anniversary On April - ass excslisnt The
committee met on Monday and thinks
GO persons will 50.
Mystic Lodge, No. 81. on Saturday night,
April I, initiated two candidatesy end last
night advanced the same to the First de-
gree. The representatives TO the Grand
Lodge are ]. H. Greene. 7. 81. Dining
and w. R Henderson.
Seattle Encampment, No q, conferred
the Golden Rule degree on one candidate
on Friday night.
Canton Seattle will elect officers on
Thursday night
Past Grands Samuel Boxill and william
+. Jones were elected representatives to
the Grand Lodge by Wiidey Lodge. No.
81. I. o. O. F.: Of Black Diamond, at its
last meeting.
The grand sire, Clarence T. Campbell.
has officially notified the Rebekah assem-
blies that . national Rebekah convention
will Be held on September q in Chicago.
with . view to organizing permanent
Rebekah convention.
Mrs. Mary F. Bean, Of Tacoma, pren-
dent Of the Grand Assembly Of the Re
bekahs of the state of Washington. paid
m official visit TO Ridgely Rsbekah Lodge,
No. 9. on Friday night and complimented
the lodge on it, work. One candidate was
initiated. Mrs. Anders, Mrs. Marble. Mrs.
Klotz, Mrs. Minsch and Mrs. Robertson.
all Of Tacoma, were also present - visit
ors. An impromptu lunch was served.
Fraternity, No. IS, had four applications
ct Monday nights meeting and will give .
grand initiation ceremony on the night Of
April II. The lodge 10 having new scenery
painted and new paraphernalia.
Knights Of Pythiss.
Rainier division met on Wednesday
night and decided to give its first anni-
versary bali on April o At Armory hail.
The committee in charge will be William
Kierski. chairman: Paul Pierson, H. r.
Parker, c. d. Chambers and C. r. Frasch.
An exhibition drill will be feature of the
evening. The division will hereafter drill
on Wednesdays and Fridays instead Of
but once . week AZ heretofore. This ID in
preparation of the encampment at the
Grand Lodge at North Yakima in May.
Queen City Lodge, No. 10, did . good
deal Of business Monday night. though
there were no limitations.
The articles ofincorporatiop Of the Pyth-
Ian Hall Association have been drawn and
were submitted on Friday night to the
general committee in charge of tho project.
The incorporators named in the articles
are: Col. E. P. Edsen, Elkan Morganstern,
A. l. Valentine. J. NJ. Mann, Fred lick,
Eric Frisch. H. A. Bigelow, William
Kierski. William McFarlane, g. e. lew
and Col. ]. B. Metcalfe.
Seattle Division, No. !, now meets for
drill on Tuesday and Friday, preparatory
to the camp at Yakima. The division
now numbers sixty men, . full company
organization.
Seattle Lodge, No. 81, conferred Page
rank on three candidates on Wednesday
night. Next Wednesday the rank OF
Esquire will be conferred on the same.
The Ballard knights of Pythias met on
Friday night and decided to change their
place Of meeting from the Masonic to the
Odd Fellows hall.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. II, on Friday
evening received several new applications
and conferred the Page rank on one candi.
date. 1t will confer the Esquire and
knight rank next Friday evening on one
candidate.
Harbor Lodge. No. IS. K. Of p, Of Ho.
quiam, conferred the First rank on s. L.
Crawford on Tuesday night. The lodge ID
preparing to present the play Hercules
at the Hoquiam theater in the near future.
The Nye-Burbank entertainment netted
the Fairhaven Knights of Pythias about
$40.
FoFesssrs and Woodmen.
Several applications for membership
were acted upon at the regular meeting o.
Court Enterprise. No. 1862. A. O. +. A.
on Thursday evening in the g. A. r. hall.
The question Of procuring suitable meet.
ing place has been agltated for some time
and the probability is that stock com.
pany will be formed and building bull,
at once. The ball given by this court on
Monday evening was . success. The grand
march was led by Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ
Burch and participated in by about l5(
couples. All the prominent Foresters Of
the city were present, and q number from
Fremont and Ballard. The music was By
the First Regiment orchestra
DR.. L. c. Neville and J. w. Spriggs. P. c.
Rangers, of Court Enterprise, No. 1852
A. .. y A., have been appointed as dele.
gates to the next grand court meeting.
W. 1. Jackson is at present endeavorinc
to organize third court of the A. o. +. A.
in this city.
Queen City Circle, No. l7s, C. +. F.,
will hereafter hold its regular meetings
weekly on Wednesday evenings at Odd
Fellows hall. North Seattle. At the close
OF the meetings the usual social dance.
will be given, to members only.
In the early part of the week an in
formal meeting of the A. o. F. A. was held
in the Odd Fellows hall, Newcastle. The
state organizer. w. T. Jackson, of Seattle
explained the order, and a good number
Of names were taken and the meeting adj
lonrned. On Friday the boys gathered
again, and the formation of a court was
formally decided upon. The following
names were entered on the charter list
John W. Tut. NJ. Rees. J. d. Morgan. D.
Samuels. Antony Lonnoy. John Aidsop
John Ciuton, Raymond Comians. John
Monaghan, John J. Morgan. Charlie Bew
low. John Stewart, Thomas Donald, Victo,
Deival, William Rees. William Ham and
John Madden Several Others have signi.
he'd their intention to join. The court will
be known IS Court Newcastle. the institu
ton TO take place in the Odd Fellows, haI
on Monday. April "a
Court Seattle. No. SO, I. o. F., disposec
OF considerable business last Monda,
nirht Chief RANGER & II E.uIlr