The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11
LODGE ROOM NEWS
Masonry and Its Grand Lodge
Session at Hand.
The scheme far the General RTotsrntty
Uespital ani Home-Ssw Orders
Gsmfng-N0tss.

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Zz[Nuxr< of Washington, -
Zl/Uf.N m announced in ad-
= vance last Sunday in
this column, met In annual coneIavs at
Tacoms on FRIDAY. Other ruling bodies
Of the anciens craft will meet in that city
tomorrow aEa tuesday. The Oriensai
branch Of the order, tho Mystic Shrine,
also met on Friday. The Grand Encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army couvenss at
North Yakims this week OF general IN.
tsrest 70 all frass-nity men II the meeting
today and Yepass Of the COMMITTEES On the
home and hospital for eli secret society
men, which wsst Do presented TO esther
ing ct Germans ssaIl this afternoon. 1t 10
felt that the chances Of this plan working
ont are good. New societies are At work
In Seattle. Tee Druids have established
grove, and thu knights Of the Golden
Eagle will have castle in this city before
long Other notes follow in order.
lnAspsaass. order Of Odd Fellows.
Fraternity Lodge, no. Gs. elected tho
following Offers on Monday: n. o.,
Isaac Parker: v. c., Albert Bryan: secre-
tary. John Replingcr; treasurer. George
w. Laughton. This lodge also conferred
the Third degree IN five candidates and the
First on two a,sa received two applications.
This makes tet#! Of eighteen applications
IN less than two months.
The following officers were elected for
ths ensuing terra IN Widely Lodge. No. 81,
Black Diamond. On Tuesday evening, June
8: Noble grand. Matthew Dehm: vice
grand, John X. wills; recording secretary.
William w. Davis: treasurer, David b.
Davis: trustee. Joseph WagonhofYer. Two
candidates recesged the Second degree the
same evening. This lodge proposes to
move into the Masonic hall within one
month. When ,;iis IL done all the lead
ing societies will 10 housed in the same
place--ths Masans. the knights Of Pythias
and the Foresters.
The following officers were elected in
Cascade Lodga, No. 30. Franklin, at its
regular meeting on Saturday night, June
3: Noble grand David Neilisi; vice grand.
Jacob Olson; recording secretary. John
Webster Jones; treasurer. John r. Adams !;
trustees. Charles A. Johnson, August +.
Metman.
The article OF the Grand Encampment
constitution as changed at the last session
In Olympia In May provides that the
Grand Encampment Of Washington shalt
b composed Of the duly qualified past
chief patriarchs OF tho several cneamp-
ments OF Washington in good standing.
the elective grand officers, the grand and
past grand Representatives to the Sove-
reign Grand La:sge of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. and the past grand
patriarchs Of tnss Grand Encampment
This cuts out psst high priests from seat
In tho Grand Encampment, except those
who have alreaay taken the Grand En-
cainpment degree.
Fifteen new subordinate lodges, eleven
Rebekah lodges and six encampments have
been instituted during the past year.
The Washingtsa Odd Feliov for juno Is
out. and Is an Interesting number.
Seattle Lodge. NJ. @. had an interesting
session on Monday evening. Several Wis
itors were present from sister lodges. A
pleasing programme OF songs. rccitations
and readings were rendered by the men,
bers. Seattle Losige gives an entertain
ment and reception 10 the members and
representatives nj the Grand Lodge on
Monday evening, July u. at Queen City
hall. All Goo! Templars and their I'M
mediate friends will bs welcome. The
Grand Lodge session at Waila WaIia
closes on Saturday, July - 1t is hoped
that many of the Western Washington
representatives al large will be present.
Printed programmes will he out in a few
days. Visitors Eojourning in the city will
please take notice.
putatty,, oAs ~. 81 4
attendance at It's ball at Ross on sa,ur-
day. June }. Thie lodge vail give basket
social at its hall Oh Saturday. A good
programme has been prepared. All Good
1emrlars are invited.
Pacific Lodge. No. 81, met at Olympic
avenue Christian church on Friday even
Ing. A numheg og visitors were presen.
from nesghboriFg lodges. A. q. Linn and
Nellie Moss were chosen lodge deputy
and superintendent of Juvenile work re-
speetively Tor the coming year. A shor,
programme wa.Fcadered by the mem bers.
Remarks for the good Of the order were
made by visitors isom Seattle Ledge. Ne.
e. falatine Iolge No. igi. Lake Union
Lodge, No ll6. liawaulsh Lodge, No. Ia.
and Loyal Lodse No. i.s6.
Unity Encouragement conferred the Rova,
fasple degree on two candidates on Fri.
dsY night and esecied officers IS follows
Chief patriarch, f. Cooling: senior warden,
7. X. Fsrr: eygh priest. & I. Robson
scrsee. J. L., Williamson: treasurer. Aiher,
bryan. Twenty six applications tor the
fatriarchal degree were received
kiagesy kstsskah Lodge, No. q, ha.
elected of.lecIs IS follows: Noble grand
Mrs. Robert .iamil,on; vice grand. Mrs
L. \. Martela; recording secretary. Co
rinne Il. Iceland: treasurer, Mrs. Eta
Wallis.
Seattle i.od a. No. :. conferred the Third
degree on onc candidate on TUESDAY, nigh,
and elected oii ers for the ensuing term
n follows; Harry Glib. y. Il j. cRase
Y. q. ]. l., y hanson, recording sscre
tsry and Harry Sender. treasurer.
Friendship social. made up If ,aerahs-,
Of Seattle Loire. No. :. VII. have dane,
On Thursday
new tode" y Ill he organized Ia soats
eestsle ahoas Jasy l.
tse-msnsa lodge. Ne. l1s. las. wee,
elected the f.al}awiax officers: nr. II. J
Eiesseher. y, g.: {. Ssusscic, Y, u. Ma,
Muller. secretary. IL. Gilbert. treasurer
u. Eoalfs, trustee.
Gsaaa ARMY ar the Rsrahitc.
The delegates 10 the department en
csraruent sa& number Of the alternate
met at Ntlse5 Poss rcoms. Frye block. O,
Wednesday n.ght and resolved To take
srecsas car 81 tAe 10 train ca Taesssa
afternoon sSg North Yakima The roysial
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