The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-27


religious orders. the Good TempiaFs
and Sons of Temperance evinee the
most remarkable vitality, every report
received indicating enthusiastic meetings
and large accessions in rnertDershir.
Knights of Pythfas.
Queen City Lodge, No. 10, met on Mon
day night. bat. owing to several very I'M
portanf matters which came mp for discus
sion and disposition, no ranks we're con-
ferTed that evening.
Invitations have bean received for the
celebration Of the anniversary OF the Uni
form Rank. Knights Of Pythias, OF Ia
coma. on Wednesday. August 80, 1888. IL
10 expected that both divisions from here,
- well az Brig.-Gen. Bige!ow and stan and
Col. ]. b. Metcalfe and staff, will attend.
AZ the last meeting of Seattle Division,
No. (, Uniform Rank, Knights OF Pythias,
Capt. r.. T. Huff was elected 10 fill the
vacancy Of Sir knight Captain. caused by
the resignation OF Col. Joseph Green.
The divisions choice for lieutenant Is
Charles r. Drager. who was voted on. The
election will come of rs soon as returns
are received from headquarters.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. II. last Friiay
upon q Page. Next Friday evening the
Page rank viii be conferred on six stran-
gers and TIE Knight rank on four Esquires.
Quite number Of Knights from the other
lodges have signitied their intention OF be-
ing present.
Ancient Order Foresters OF America
Another court of this grand order was
opened by the institution of Court STAN
wood, No. s,s54, of Stanwood, Snohomish
county, on Saturday, the 18th inst. aud
the installation of the following duly
elected officers: Ed Tobin, c. r.; j. III.
Armstrong. &. C. 4. DIR. Jensen, +. c. X. /;
o. 3. sherman, financial secretary; w.
Walker, recording secretary; s. A. Erick-
sen, treasurer; r. r. Peterson, s. W.: r.
Harvey, J.. W.; |. Kincaid. s. b.; s.
safrum. J. b.: Messrs. Moore, Adams
and Galloupe, trustees. The court will
hold its meetings every Saturday night,
and for the first few meetings in Payne's
hall, until their new hall is ready for oc-
cupancy. w. r. Jackson, D. q. G. r., was
the instltuting officer. On Monday, the
2sth inst. Court oiney, of Gilman, will be
instituted, and Court Mount Vernon is
dated for institution on September by
ninth court organized and instituted in
this jurisdiction by Deputy Grand Chief
Ranger w. T. Jackson. thus adding by
charter membership alone upwards of 43o
members TO the order.
At regular meeting of Court Energy,
No. s.ea5, at Black Diamond. the follow.
ing resolution was passed: Whereas, A
kind Providence has seen fit in his wis
dom TO remove from our midst the wife OF
our dear brother John Watkins, and our
brother and his family have been de-
priyed of loving wife and kind mother
Rrsoipei. That we tender them our con-
dolence and sympathy in this their sad
bereavement"
The fourth anniversary of the Foresters
will be celebrated by Court Energy, No.
sa06, of Black Diamond. on August -,
siay and evening. ]. w. Spriggs. d. S. c.
r., OF this city, will be the orator of the
day.
One of the most largely attended funer.
ais which have been held at Black Dia.
srnend took place last sunday afternoon.
The deceased was the wife of Mr.. John b.
Watkins. and the members OF the two
secret orders with which he is connected
weresn attendance In full numbers. led by
the Black Diamond hand. The Knights
OF pythias we're conducted by Marshal d.
II. Davis aud the Foresters by Marshal
William y. Thomas. The general ar.
engagements were in charge of Henry
Thomas, and Rev. II. 7. Shepard OBLIGATED
AZ the services. Many relatives and
friends were present out of town.
Court Enterprise, Ne. 800, on Thursday
evening received one application for mem
bershin by card. This court has recently
had very tine banner made
Queen City Circle, No. iTS, Companion.
of the Forest, At its last regular meeting
received three new lnembers. On Wednes.
day evening u gave its regular monthly
s0cial, which vas very pleasant affair
and success both socially aud financially
Ancient order United workmen.
The lodges Of the United Workmcn O.
this city are experiencing health,
growth. Columbia, No. 10. will soon en-
deavor TO eclipse its former effort wher
they made Sos Work men in one night and
which was heralded all over the country
Queen City. which is located in the eastern
part of cur city. has been eonserrinr de
gress anon candidates every rneetins
night
Alki lodge gave very nice social Ia m,
members of the various lodges las. eycn.
ing Al their hall in the ninckiey block
Seattle Lodge. No "a the baby lo,yc a
the city, although but four months al,
has already doubled is membership. IA.
Thursday evening this lodge gave !.
usual monthly open meeting. Dancing
reeitstioas and singing wsre INDUCED IN
Owing 10 the resi- gS1atjon Of J. HArrna,
taskey as paSt master workman. Mastr
Workman CaIderw 0od resigned his Eo,i
tsnn, when the vacancy Was nlled by n
selection Of Foreman NJ. Koch IS mAsie
workman and oveFsess Riddsu vas :,
iecied as foreman u the lodge. TAis loir
has $ very promising field TO work in, Va
North Seattle. They meet every Thur,
dAy evening 10 Goed Templag hall.
rnt,sd Ancient order Of Drati.
Rainier Grove. No. 5. held a very inte
ess3Rg communication on Thursday ever
lng. Both the ovate's and BarSi's DEGREES
~ere conferred, and several application
we're received asa referred. On nsl
Thursday the oyAse's, Bzrds and Druid
degrees Vii be conferred.
Esyal ar~.nam.
Rainier Council. Ne. "a. on Friaa
night initiated and introduced three cas-
diAates into the ceremonies OF the Roy,
secFet tn3ef good ct ,he order' nan
her III she nlemeeFs favored tAs eounc
UisA speeches. seestAssans aaa soaes.
po9u4. interviewer wtsA the song Ann