The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-19

Foreaters and W0odmen.
At . regular meeting Of Court Enter
prise, No. 1882. A. q. +. A., on Thursday
evening in the G. A. y. hall, one candidate
was initiated and an important communi-
cation from the Grand Court was acted
upon. The committee Of arrangements
for the ball to be given by this court on
Easter Monday evening at the Armory re-
ported progress. New RECALLS and hand
some banner will be added to the para
phernaIia OF the court in the near future.
Court Queen of the Sound, A. o. +. A.,
at its regular meeting iL 6. A. X. hall on
Monday evening initiated three candidates
and were entertained under the good of
the order by speeches by several visiting
brethren.
Queen City Circle, No. lis. c. of F., in
iiiated three candidates at its meeting on
Wednesday evening in the 6. A. r. hall.
handsome past chief companions GER
tifica'e has been presented to P. c. Mrs. J.
". Spriggs.
The Washington Forester, a monthly, as
its name implies published in the interest
Of this order, has made its initial bow to
the brotherhood of the A. .. +. A. this
week, under the sditorship of p. J. Witt
man.
Seattle Camp, No ca, W. of W.. met on
Friday evening. Nbr. .. T. Owens was
elected to fill the unexpired term OF Nbr.
+. S. Southland on the board Of managers.
Nbr. Owens was duly installed into office
by Consul Commander T. w. Jones.
knsxhts Of Pythias.
A very good time was had by the Seattle
delegation that went to Tacoma on Satur-
dav, March IL, to exemplify the new
ritual. Those composing the team were:
Col. +. z. Eisen, Hon. Richard Osborn.
Col. J. B. Metcalfe, G. A. Lafayette.
William Kierski, Z. Morgenstern. G. Z.
Tew, Ike korn, Fred Bories, W. McFar-
lane, A. c. Bowman, f. ". Clayton and
A. Swartvood. Among others in the
party were: Gen. Ii. A. Bigelow. Morit-
Koch, W. G. Ronald and Paul Pierson.
The party went on the Flyer. as per pro-
gramme. and were received at the wharf by
delegation from local lodges, including
detail of twelve men in uniform, under
Capt. z. S. Hamilton. IF Sunset Division.
No. 70. They were then escorted to the
X. 7. castle. where the work of showing
the ritual progressed without hitch. a
spread was served. and toasts and gen.
eral good time followed. The Tacoma
men were highly pleased with the new
work, and the Seattleites were much grail
tied at the reception they got.
Queen City Lodge, No. 10, on Monday
last had good run Of business. The sew
eral new applications on hand will be
acted on when the parapkernalia required
by the new ritual arrives.
Rainier Division. No. Is. drilled as usual
at its meeting on Wednesday. 1t will
give its first annual ball on April 3. This
Will be its first anniversary, IS it was mus
tered on April 30, 1892.
The delegates from all the lodges in Sc
attic TO the general committee on the
Pythian temple, will be called together on
Friday to organize. They are thirty in
number. and committees on incorporation,
site, finance and plans and specifications
and all the work incidental to formation
tor business will be attended to.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. II, met Friday
evening under the management of the
NJ. of W. G. A. Lafayette. A rehearsal
was had by the members in the new ritual.
Next Friday evening several strangers will
receive the Page rank, and the Esquire
rank will be conferred on two Pages.
Lake Lodge. No. IS, met Tuesday even
ing and conferred the rank of Esquire on
three candidates. A large number of Wis.,
iting brothers were present. Brother Pet
erson. y. c.. addressed the lodge. Brother
Lafayette, L. {. of Puget Sound lodge, also
spoke words of encouragement to the
lodge.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, on Monday
evening conferred degrees on four cand-
dates. The members are now considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing An instru-
ment SO that music may be enjoyed
by all.
Queen City Lodge. No. 50. on Tuesday
evening added several names to its con-
stantly increasing roll.
On Tuesday evening Seattle Lodge, No.
Z. ID. of H., took in several new members
Arrangements were made for a sociable to
be given IN the near future.
On Wednesday evening Rainier Lodge
No. :. ID. of H., met in their hall corner of
Yakima and Jackson streets. After the
rapid transaction of the pressing business
the lodge closed and the remainder of the
evening was given up TO social enjoyment
OF literary and musical character This
lodge intends 10 have one evening each
month for this purpose.
On Thursday evening Alki Lodge, No
b. had number of applications in add-
ton TO initiating a candidate into each de
gree. This lodge is now hard at work No
meeting is allowed TO pass without adding
one or more names to the roster.
1t is expected that a lodge will shortly
be instituted at Fremont. also one in the
Walla Watla addition. Both have pros
poets OF being strong bodies.
Order Of the Goidep shore.
The March parlor social will be held in
the hall In the Frye block on Friday 1t 3
O'Clock. \ musical programme, select
games and refreshments vii. constitute
the entertainment.
sons % II. GEORGE.
Washington Lodge No. 307. met on
Tuesday and transacted routine work.
one application for membership was re-
ceiyed
Grand Army OF the Republic.
The John +. Mile Relief Co-ps will
give a:I erts,nment, literary and musi-