The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-23

Work At the institution. OF Cilker Leaf
lodge about two months ago.
knights Of F.ythiss.
Queen City Lodge, No. 10, OK Monday
night. at the request of North S.esr Lodge,
No. -. conferred knight rank OF Esquire
F. ]. Carter. Mr.. Garter got the two first
ranks by dispensation from NORTH Star on
the previous Saturday snd. beinS. obliged
to leave the city. received thes third as
above.
Queen City Lodge will cont1- Knight
rank tomorrow night snd has b general
invitation to members over tHe city as
the affair will conclude with a 9 read.
Grand Chancellor +. W. Agatz. of
Elle5s burg, made flying visit toS Seattle on
Wednesday in connection with fais Grand
Lodge report. He also confefed with
E. p. Edsen and depusizcd the latter to
look after the affairs Of Home IS,dge, No.
81, of Ainslie, Wash, which k1d asked
instructions in certain matterstfrom the
grand chancellor &
On Friday night Col. E. P. Hdsen and
Capt. John +. Miller went to Ballard to
act as judges of military mss ch given
as one of the features of the TSogramme
rendered by the pupils of TIE Ballard
school at the opera house Fur prizes
were given as follows: Gold ni.dal, first
girls prize, to Pearl Conway; si fer medal.
girls second prize, to Nina Shtlds; gold
medal. first boys prizc, to Fl, nk SuIli-
van; silver medal, boys secon4 prize, to
Charles Wright. Gene.al satisfaction wa.
expressed at the awards. The jsdges paid
an especial complimens to CaptI A. C. Nc
Alpine, the driilmaster, for his :~ork.
The general con,Iaittee OF Py:hian
castle met at Castle hail, Frye block, but
adjourned for one week by reason of the
entertainment of Puget sounq lodge at
the hall on that evening.
At meeting of Whatcom DECISION. No.
IL. U. r., X. F., last evening oiecers were
elected and installed as follows: Sir
knight captain, C. W. Dorr; ssir knight
Lieutenant, G. +. Chariot: Iir knight
herald, l.. W. Marcy; sir knigSt recorder,
VIII ID. jenkins; sir knight traasurer, II.
r. Waity; sir knight gard, VIE. Seanor;
sir knight sentinel, =. G. Wsskman. It
was decided to give a grand 1all Friday
evening. May s.
Ancient Order United woikmen.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, Oh Monday
evening initiated thee candidates. A
new officer was elected and ms allied to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF Brother j. A. Caskey. who accepted the
office of past master of SeattlesLodge, No.
%. just organized. This bodHis now the
happy possessor of q tine pian,S
Union Lodge. Of Fremont, In Tuesday
evening admitted number off new mem.
bers. Several more applications were in
hand. This body, xsnh has only been
recently instituted. bids fair to Become one
OF the strongest in the order.
Alki Lodge, No. 50, on Thutsdav even
ing conferred degrees on two candidates.
This lodge has had one Of ID members
elected to the supreme lodge atone of the
Grand Lodge representatives fSr the state
OF Washington. The :supremef Lodge will
convene in Toronto, Canada, saext June.
Brother ID. L. Wheele., of this slodge, goes
about with a broad. delightful Emile these
days III consequences of hiss being the
happy recipient Of beautiful East master
workman's badge presented TO him by
Columbia lodge for his SERVED, upon the
occasion of the ever memorable big initia-
ton of over $50 ney memhSrs by this
lodge on December -
Seattle Lodge. No. q, heldS its second
weekly meeting since its Organization and
added several new names off"good and
true" to its roster
The elections of the Grand .hdge officers
held at Walla Walla last wee sresu!ted in
Seattle obtaining the grand rkceiyership
to which A. Anunds. of the Scandinavian
bank. was elected ter i secon.'lterm. DIR
X. NJ. Davis, of this city, Wa reelected
grand medical director.
Rainier Lodge, Nd. 3. u. cf H.. held its
regular semi-monthly meetingSn Wednes-
day evening in its hall at Jkckson and
iaA's'a streets. an INTERESTING pro-
gramme was rendered.
The district deputy for this5 locality in
company with othess. wenti over Lake
Washington on Tuesday evening and in.
stituted Degree of Honor Loige. No 10
with charter mem bsrship of Swentv-five
1t is probable that The requis & number of
lodges having now cen iorrted of this
valued auxiliary To the 4. q. /. W there
Will be formed in the near future a grand
lodge OF the degree
Mrs. J. W. Swezta and llrs. G. w
Chandler have returaed fronf attendant.
n. the Grand Lodge. \. q. u w. which
met at Walla Waila, whitheI they were
sent rs delegates 10 reprelen, Seattle
Lodge, No. :. ID. of r., in palicular. and
the Degree of Homer in gekeral Tbev
succeeded in getting che desir.si Ierisla,ion
passed, and while there organized ID ~,
ii. lodge with forty caarter uiambers.