The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-12

Aprll 70 10 participate In the CeleDrotlOu
there of the seventy-fourth anniversary of
Odd Fellowship. The following were nom-
mated to be officers for the ensuing term:
Commandant. J. A. Green; lieutenant,
Robert Hamilton; ensign, J. J. knott:
clerk. Harry Souder; accountant. Levi
Smith. Chevalier Harry Glib has been
appointed adjutant OH the staff of
Maj. H. E. Holmes. commanding second
battalion. regiment Of the Columbia.
Unity Encampment, No. 2. on Friday
performed what is known as the beautified
work in the Second degree on five canGi-
dates. Grand Patriarch George Neville,
of Bay View, Skagit county, was presnt.
Two candidates were initiated into Cas-
cade Lodge. No. 80. of Franklin, on Satur-
day night, March 4. This lodge has been
increasing constantly in desirable men,
bership during the past few months. and
its prospects for With and efficiency are
very promising.
One candidate received the Third degree
in Wildey Lodge, No. 81, of Black Dia-
mond, of Tuesday night. This lodge is
the oldest secret order in Black Diamond,
is differed and supported by many of the
most influential men in the town, has .
strong treasury, is doing . beneficial
work second to no order in the place. and
is constantly increasing in power in the
community.
Knights OF Pythias.
Queen City Lodge. No. 10. at its Monday
night meeting installed the master of the
work, Charles r. Nichols, and Inner
Guard P H. Feltz. Two applications for
membership were received.
Rainier Division. No. IS, on Friday
night received several applications for
membership. Weekly drills will be the
order in future.
The promised exemplification of the
new work at union meeting in Tacoma
took place last night. Col. e. P. Edsen
and his Grand Lodge team went over ON
the Flyer last evening accompanied bv
number of Seattle knights. Among these
were: Judge Richard Osborn, Gen. H. A.
Bigelow and Col. J. b. Metcalfe Among
the invited guests was Grand Chancellor
Fred w. Agate. of Eilensburg. Capt. E. s.
Hamilton. of Sunset Division, No. 70, Of
Tacoma. upon request of Col. Edsen, de-
tailed twelve men to aid in the exemplifi-
cation. Those who attended were much
pleased with the reception they got.
The general committee on Pythian day
celebration met on Sunday last in Castle
hail and after hearing the executive COM
mittee's work voted it thanks and ad-
iourned sine die
The temple project is moving. A meet
ing of the representatives from all the
lodges will be called soon by Col. Edsen.
chairman of the committee from Queen
City lodge II was in this lodge. it will be
remembered. that the project originated,
as has already been announced in the
Posr-fSrKLLIGEScER-
Past Chancellor William kierski. Of
Queen City lodge. has resigned his place as
clerk of the police department from Friday
last and takes place as freight solicitor
with the Great Northern Railroad Com
pany.
North Star Lodge, No. 20. received an
application for membership last night and
installed Master of the Work 4. J. Lee.
Junior Or der United me rican Mechanics
Seattle Council. No. .. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. was insti-
tu,ed Wednesday evening in G. A. f. hall.
with forty-one charter members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected and installed
Junior past councillor. Charles +. Reeves
councillor. DIR. r. G. Caldwell; vice coun.
cisor, Eugene {. Alien; recording secre-
tary, Charles A Riddle; assistant record
anS secretary. Z. / CagE; financial secrs'