The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-01


The committee on public installation had
meeting at Castle hall, Frye block, Friday
night FINAL arrangements for this affair were
perfected. AS already announced in these
columns, the affair will come OF at Rankc's
hall on Friday hight. Officers of the following
lodges will be installed: Qneen City, No. 10;
Harmony. No. 5; Lake Lodge. No. 6S: Puget
Sound. No. Il: Seattle Lodge, No 81; North
Star, No. 10; Unity, No. 90, AID West Seattle,
NO. "a The grand chancellor. Fred w. Agate,
OF Ellens5urg, Will perform the ceremonies,
and will be assisted by the following past chan
cellors: Z. f. Edser. of Queen City Lodge; /.
korn, Of Harmony: 7. W. Gordon, of Lake;
john +. Miller, of Seattle; A. J. Lee, of North
Star; Il. ostrand, OF Puget Sound N. Stewart.
OF West Seattle Lodge. and w. II. Snyder, of
Unity Lodge The following have volunteered
10 contribute to the amusement programme:
Mrs. Andrew \. McAlpine, Miss Koch, Mr..
William Cole las usually, Miss Lizzie Jay Rich
ardson and the Mandolin orchestra. The last
scene from Richard III" will be given by
Past Chancellor G. A. Lafayette and Mrs. La
iayette Only Knights and their families will
be admitted. No admission will be charged.
A dance will follow the ceremonies. The stats
OF Brig. Gen. II. A. Bigelow and OF the regi-
ments have been asked 70 appear in uniform.
The committee has determined to make this a
state affair, aud to that end have extended in
vitations TO all lodges and TO all divisions OF the
Uniform Rank Grand Chancellor Agate has
issued circulars to all the lodges calling official
notice OF this occasion to all knights in the
state
The committee on pythian day February ~
Is III CORE 3pondence through Mr.. J. w. Hanna
with Sir knight Frederick WarGc asking him 10
give special matinee on Friday, the 18th of
February, TO accommodate the Pythians who
Will be here from distance and unable to wait
over iii Saturdays performance.
new movement is on foot among the local
Knight OF Pythias which is bound to excite
keen interest and to take lively work. 1t is no
less than the building OF a Pythiau castle in Sc
attic, which shall be second To none on the Pa
cific coast. or indeed III the United States. This
movement originated IN Queen City Lodge, No.
Is last weeA, and has already spread 20 other
lodges. AS none are willing to be left out or be
deemed lukewarm. Queen City Lodge ap.
pointed a committee to confer with like COM
mittees from other lodges. II consists of Col,
Z. p. Edsen, chairman; James Dugan and Fred
Page Tustin.
The joint X. 7. and I. O. o. F. dedication at
Fremont on Tuesday evening was 4 great sue
cess. The building, as already announced in
tho observation-disclosures WIS erected jointly by
Woodland Lodge, No. %. X. F.. and Fremont
Lodge, No 6S, J. o. o. F., and the building was
dedicated TO the use OF both orders. number
of prominent Knights from Seattle were pres
ent in uniform, among them being Brig. GEN
III. A. Bige.ow, Col. +. J.. Edseu, Col. A. G.
Bowman. Col o. O. Denny. Past Grand Chan
cellor Richard was also present number of
good speeches were made and literary and
musical programme was performed Dancing
Ter the yonng folks aud card Playing for the
tho evening. A fine lunch was served during
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