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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-22

Seattle lodge, No 81. conferred Esquire rank
on two ana Knight rank on five candidates on
Wednesday. This lodge Is booming.
North star, Ne. -. conferred Page rank on
one candidate last night anu received one appli-
cation tor membership
Queen CITY. M. II. met Monday night and
conferred knight rank on one candidate. A
fash light photograph was taken OF the lodge
the same evening and Is excellent
A painting OF Col +. T. Eisen is on exhibit
ton in window in tho Burke block. 1t is an
excellent likeness.
Rainier Division. No. Is met on Wednesday
night aud accepted Second Lieut. c. +. Cranes
resignation oi his commission. He takes ths
step in order 10 accept the commission 81 adtu-
tant az the First regiment Uniform Rank.
Three applications fer membership vera re-
eclyed The division decided 10 take up rs
weekly drills To prepare Tor the coming annivcr-
sary OF February y. and also for the competitive
drill during iae session OF Grand Lodge at Va.
hima.
The projects for the Pythian home and for the
Seattle temple are proceeding slowly. Most Of
the local energy # the knights is being devoted
to the coming thirtioth anniversary. The cx-
ecutive committee on the latter celebration
meets tomorrow evening at Castle hall
The programmes are ont tor the celebration of
the thlrtieth anniversary of Fythianism. as
already outlined IL these columns The invita-
tloas are extended - al lodges IN thu state Of
" GshlnItD1. Inc IEtStAintisG = rs iGi.e",s
February iG--ReceptIon 10 visiting Knights
aud their families
February I1-tiraud parate ot the order and
assembly at ArmoIy hall. where Mayer }. T.
Rouald VIII extend = welcome 10 tie visitors
In the afternoon. mStlnce At tae seattle taga'er
bv SIR Knight Frederick Narte. In tie evening
a grand baIl in honor OF the grand chancellor
and visitors pl.meutary tickets vIi lie
issued 20 sitting Knights auA Their fsmiieS
The following are ihe committees. Executive
comm T.. L. Easen, chairman. A. (. BOW
man a. r. lew. William klersAi, secretary. y.
r. Chalk. r. y Wilcox General committee:
Brigaae staT-Br.y. Gen. II. Blxcl1w
COL }. H. Metcsite. Regiment sgad-Co
Josena tsrcSn, Capt. John F. Miller
seattle Division, No Ill NJ. kyeTly, J. 4 be
miss + McCumh Rainier DIVISION. M lNE
2. Etsen. 4 p Trash. II. F. FNrkey Harmony
i1iRs. NJ. A-Ika Aohn. y. &. NcMiilaa. James
+ Marshall. Queen CITY Lodge. NJ. la-frei
Page Tus,iu. z. r. Edsen. William kieFskL
Norts star Lodge. No 4)-dugo S.e;temgren. :.
$ ianstand, Aeis Anderson. seattle lodge, "
al-A / Adams, j. 4 L.ly, y. waillug!ortt.
lake ia.iye, No. st. y. OoFtoa. +. \ wilcox
! Nj kesx er. Puget sound Lodge. No. TT. A
LAFAYETTE, a. Koch. J. Z3cE. UNITY l~s1se. Ne,
ee--~ : Carlisle. q. l. lew, J. :. fowle. ooi-
lsaa Lodge No. s. & c. Aa.i, Marx Graham. J.
H. LAnders.
The following gave been chosen representa-
eves 10 the next meeting oi the Gfand Lodge
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Stevens Post, No. l, & A. r., held its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening in the Hinckley
block. One comrade was admitted by transfer
card, one was elected and another made appli-
cation for membership. There was good at
tendance, and the new officers performed their
duties in an efficient and impartial manner.
The post was inspected by Maj Clark. apd 500
active members were reported. A very inter-
esting programme has been prepared and sent
out for the cnmplres 10 be held in January.
February. March and May. Good speakers will
be IN attendance at all these meetings. At the
campfire on Tuesday next papers are promised
by Judge Gilbert Z. Little and NJ. NJ. Holmes.
Stories songs and music will render the occa-
sion an enjoyable one.
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Ancient Order Foresters of America.

Court ENTERPRISE. No. 1852 held its regular
meeting in GA z. hallon Tuesday evening Two
candidates were initiated, and six applications
for membership received aCd acted upon An
organ has been purchased ny the court TO ala IN
the odes and 20 furnish music tor social gather
ings, etc. This court now boasts member
ship considerably over 2oo. and is still growing
yesy fast The fra.ernai, beneficial and social
features OF the court are of the best.
Court PRIDE OF Seattle of Fremont, Is surgIng
along splenddly. /. was organized only few
weeks ago with q charter list OF about twenty;
now il has fifty members. The officers or 1888
have been elected and installed.
s.Court Crescent of Ballard, is also IN very
prosperous condition.
Court Queen of the sound of this city, Is add
ing TO its membership force. Ii meets every
Monday evening in the G. A. L. hail. The toll
lowing officers were Installed at a recent meet
ing for the present year: p C. r.. p. j. Witt
man: c. r., Louis schweitzer; F. 8, Ed NJ. Rob
inson; Il. s., r. D. Webb: treasurer, Z. r
Marks; J. W. W. II. spaight; S. B., FL. A. Boyce;
]. b., f. 5. Spa.lsbury; trustees. Elmer l.
Major, T. A Young, V. ). Bell; physician, Dr..
/. c. Neville
monthly paper, The Washington Forester, will
be issued in February iii the interest of the A
o. f. A. in Washington. Ii will be attended to
editorialiy by P. J. Whitman and W. T. jack
cor.
Queen City Circle, No. rs. C. of F.. had good
meeting on Wednesday evening. and initiated
six women members, and received several ap-
piications for membership. After the business
session social dance was enjoyed by the MEN,
bers.
West Seattle Lodge, No "a, knights of Pythias.
last nigh. conferred the rank of esquire on one
candidate and elected three more to the rank Of
page. The lodge is flourishing, with about fifty
members in good standing. Visiting brothers
are made welcome.
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Tacoma Fraternity Gossip.

TACOMA, Ian. 21.|Special. 1.-The members OF
the Vivenda Club will, in the near future
give minstrel performance OF a high order at
the Tacoma theater
Court Ivanhoe of the Ancient Order of For
esters has elected the following: J. W. Slayden,
]. P. c. R.; C. s. Toilet, c. R. S. ]. Martin, s. c.
R.; F. w. Southworth, treasurer; W. P Fay,
financial secretary: L. G. PARK, recording secre,
tary: L. E. Handley, S. W: s p. Travers, ]. W.:
l. Y. Stayton, s. B.. S. H. Christie. J. B.; F. W.
Heide. Thomas McGrath, J. +. Williams, trus.
tees; Dr.. F. W. Southworth, physician; ]. G.
Slayden, druggist
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Independent Order Odd Fellows.

Mystic Social Club will give its monthly
dance in G. A. r. halt on Wednesday night
Lake Washington Lodge. No. 81, initiated one
candidate on Monday and has several more APP
plications on hand.
On saturday, January Il. the Snohomish Odd
Fellows had grand ceremony of Installation
of all the lodges of that city at Cathcart's hail.
The installing officer was District Deputy Grand
Master W. II. White. The lodges represented
were Gem City, y TO- ZIG. Rose Rebekah. No. 81 and
snohomish No. II The officers installed were
as follows:
snohomlsh. No I2-Frank Hoffman. n. G.;
Daniel Curry, V. e.: J. V. Bower, secretary; ".
II. Ward. treasurer.
Gem City. No. 1ie-George W. Head. n. G. /:
Lewis Partee, V. g.; L. C. Wilson, secretary; c.
=. Partee, permanent secretary: l. J. ThuFston,
treasurer.
Rose Rebekah Lodge. No. 5l--Mrs. Carrie
Hewitt. ~ G. Mrs. Mary Ward, v. e.; Mrs. G.
Melville, 4. s: Mrs. e. O. Kirk, permanent Sec
rotary: Mrs. Hattie Denny, treasurer.
Centralia Lodge. No. 81. hae installed the fol-
lowing officers: q. J. Post, y. G.; Fred Zipp, "
e.: C. s Keep, r. 3; +. c. Juggler, permanent
secretary: ". II. Rector, treasurer.
The officers for the ensuing term OF Wilder
Lodge, No. 3d. OF Black damon /, reiinstalled
on Tuesday evening They are rs follows:
Noble grand, A. 1urnbui. vice grand, Matt
Ohm; recording secretary. William W. Dass;
permanent secretary, Thomas Thomas: treas
urer Thomas Y. Davis. The appointed officers
are: John Morgan, John Comb, William i.
Jones. Thomas Morgan, John Mills, Wesley
Brown, August DIETRICH, Harry Gwyer and II. T.
Shcpard
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Woodmen of the World.

Seattle Camp, No 50, W. OF W., held its regu-
lar meeting Oh Friday evening, and although
the attendance was small decided interest was
manifested in the work. After the usual bust
ness was transacted Oficer-elect ]. B. Golf was,
by the consul commander, L. W. Jones, duly
Installed into office.
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Ballard's Secret societies.

Salmon Bay Lodge, No. 100, !. O. o. F., meets
next Wednesday, when they will initiate one
candidate.
Perseverance Lodge, l. O. G. T., held good
meeting Monday night. An interesting literary
and musical programme was well rendered.
Shilshole Lodge, No. 50, A. o. u. w. changed
its regular night of meeting from Saturday to
the second and fourth Tuesday of the month.
Next Tuesday work in the initistory degrees
will occupy the attention of the membera
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Royal Arcanum.

The next regular meeting OF Rainier Council,
No 1880, will be held in Masonic temple, corner
Second and Pike streets, Friday evening, Janu-
airy y. The presence of every officer is particu-
larly requested.
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Order of the Golden Shore.

The large and enthusiastic meeting on Friday
last is proving the truth OF the growing opinion
that women can hold their own when allowed
equality with man. In this order "woman's
rights" are made equal with mans. The next
social entertainment will be held in the Masonic
hall, corner second and Pike, on Friday, Febru-
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Royal Society Good Fellows.

Olympia Assembly. No. 2s4, initiated three
and balloted on EIGHT more last Monday even
ing. The ladies' assembly initiated four last
Tuesday evening. Seattle Assembly. No. 257,
installed its officers for the coming year at its
hall Last Wednesday evening. Over 800 have
joined this order in the last sixty days in Wash
ingtou,
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were delivered by Rev. Clark avis and Grand
Counsellor c. E. Cline. The lodge was insti-
tuted oy George F. Cotterll, deputy 6. c. T.,
and officers were elected and installed u fol-
lows: c. T., Miss Belle Rsmag.,; Y. T., Miss
Minnie PrendevilIe; S. j. T.. Mis- Eva Cowan:
secretary, Miss Carrie Merritt: assistant secfe-
tary, Royal Mullen; financial secretary, All
Mcdonald; treasurer, William Mullen; chaplain,
Miss Eva Merritt: marshal, Alvin Giaconiui;
P. c. T., Jess Harrison. Royal Mullen was rec
commended to the G. c. I. for appointment a.
lodge deputy. Weekly meetings will be held on
Saturday evenings at the hall kn own as Library
hail. near Ross station. large delegation OK
members from Lake Union Lodge, No. 1l6 was
in attendance and their officers rendered valu-
able assistance in the organization Of the new
lodge.
Pacific Lodge, No. 81, met as usual on Wednes-
day evening in the Denny building. corner OF
Harrison and Kentucky streets. This lodge
now has the waole field in the vicinity of Queen
Anne, Home Lodge, No Is3, having voted to
surrender its charter, leaving the members free
TO join Pacific lodge. The programme for the
evenings entertainment was SON e,hing novel,
including spelling bee Since. the removal
from the downtown meeting piace the attend
ance has been larger and the meetings more in
teresting.
Many lodges in the city have. during the pas
week, enjoyed iIate.nal visits from Brother
Charles f. Cline, OF Lyuden, the present Grand
Councillor of the Grand Lodge. At the recent
meeting of the Grand Lodge executive commit
tee at Eliensburg, Grand Chief Templar WILL
lam II. Sherman, Of Olympia; Mr.. Cline and
George F. Co.terill, OF this city, were chosen to
represent the Good Templars of Washington at
the international temperance congress to be held
at Chicago in connection with the Worlds fair
during the first week in June.
The coming week 10 the closing one of the cur
rent quarter, and election of officers will be the
principal order of business at the regular SEES.
sions.
Latona Lodge, No. %, held its regular weekly
meeting Thursday evening. Grand Councillor
Z. E. Cline. of the Grand Ledge of the state of
Washington, was present aud delivered few
remarks. which were very much appreciated.
The following programme was rendered:
A.oosr paper ErS IL COWdn
Song. 10000 Mrs. William Copestick
i.eaoing -........... MIS- A. Castleton
Song. MAss Ada Bell
Duett.. ................
Mr.. Andrew Waiter and Miss Winnie Walker
The following visitors were present: Mr.
Charles Grooves, Mr.. C. McAllister, Mr. John
Foster and Mr.. James Foster, of Duwamish
Lodge, No. 154; Mr.. c. H. Easton, Mr.. Harvey
Holden and Miss Minnie Holden, of Lake Union
Lodge. No. lie: Mr. r. G. Bushel, OF Queen City
Lodge. No. $50, ana Mr.. W. b. Mullen, of Ross
Lodge.
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at North Yakima in May: North star, No. g.
City, No 10-J. b. Metcalfe. Alonzo c. Bowman,
Edmund Bowden; alternates. Z. F. Edsen, Fred
Page Tustin ana William Ki.rski. Puget Sound.
No. 7I-Moritz Koch. Fred lick: alternates. 6.
A. Lafayette and A. z. Murphy. Seattle, No ST.
J. \. Walfngiori, A. l. Adams. alternates. John
Z. Miller and ]. j. knott. Harmony, No s.
Isaac Korn. James Marshall, O. o. Denny; alter
mates. T. Bories. r. Anthony and J. II. McGraw.
Woodland, No 33, of Fremons--H. Z. Stuner,
c. z. RemsbeEg. Lake Lodge, No. 6s-H. G.
Wright. 7. W. Gordon, T. V. LYMAN; alter
mates, Andrew Jscxsoo, c. A Cram and z. Fred
Miles. Unity. No. so. H. Cannon and W. III.
Snyder
About fifty knights left last night TO aid In
the institution OF new le1se ut Everett.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE ARLINGTON.

You will make a mistake If you miss our
stock taking clearance shoe sale this week. O.
W. Peterson & Bro, corner Front and Depot
streets. Store open until O'Clock: Saturdays
10 n m
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"Let us have peace" yes, but first present
your wife or daughter, or both, with a suit of
fur garments. to be had from r. Petkovits, fur
rier, Marion street
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Republican Veteran League.

The regular meeting of the Republican Vet.
eran League will be held on Monday evening
next in G.. A. R. hall, in the Hinckley building
full attendance is desired as matters of i'm.
portance will come before the meeting.
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independent Order Good TempIars.

South seattle Lodge, No. 81 held its regular
weekly meeting on Friday evening Owing to
the exceedingly unfortunate circumstances
which have visited the lodge OF late il cannot
he truly said that il has made any considerable
advancement dnring the quarter just expired.
II is hoped that il VIII he In favorable and en-
couragiCg condition n few weeks hence. how
ever. Following the transaction of e routine
business Mr.. les Bakley delivered a we'll
chosen recitation. Miss Maud BuTiic instructed
the members how To place Il value upon ones
name, while Mrs. Stella Blrdje and J. |. Attic
bury discoursed on fsyorite subjects. Several
visiting members contributed 10 the enjoyment
az the evening Especially were Mr.. Charles
Esston's remarks sppreci ated.
Seattle lodge. M {. met on Monday evening.
The occasion was made memorable by the initis-
ton OF twelve new members. making tota! OF
TWENTY-FIVE acCessious 20 the lodge ,he present
quarter. Grand Counsellor {. T. Cline. of
Lyndeu. was in attendance. and presided during
the initiation. Al the conclusion OF the cere-
mony refreshments were served by the ladies OF
the lodge. The reguls! services Will be dis
penscd with tomorrow evening on account of
the musical and literary social 10 be given 81
the lodge hall, on Battery street. near Fifth A
fine programme has been prepared by the com
mittee. tnciud tng an Instrumental selection on
the piano by Miss Annie Hall, and Rotations
ana vocal music by wei. known local talent A
large Attendance Is expected, and a good time ia
promised. Light refreshments viii be served at
the conclusion az the evenings programme
About seven;y-Gye persons were present al the
meeting lass Monday, and addresses fo7 the
'.Eood Of the order were made by ssvers
visitors Resolutions of sympathy with the
family aud trends Of Joan J. Brown. who vas
accidentally Killed that afternoon. were adopted
by The lodge and many members awaited them
selves Of the sad privilege Of Attending the
IaaeFsl On Wednesday. Resolutions were also
passed opposing the granting ot the petition for
allowing gambling under tie guIse OF gentle
mems ciub rooms. The refusal OF the Inayor
20 sanction the request was heartily COM
meaded.
Palatne lodge was organized IN the suburb
known az Ross, or Palstiae fiiiI, on Wednesday
evening Last The sddrssssa OF the evening
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DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan has removed from the
Yesler residence 10 Sale Deposit building
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Sons of Veterans,

Monday evening the Sons OF Veterans met in
G. 4. r. hall and perfected arrangements for the
series of hops, social, ard drive whist parties
that the committee on entertainment has been
proposing. The first of the series will b. given
on Monday evening, January 80. This will be
followed by the supper rendered by the newly
elected officers of the camp to the members, on
February t. This supper will be given after the
camp, aud will be limited TO members OF the
camp and eliglb.es Just what the term 'eligi-
bes" means the brothers will know and govern
themselves accordingly.
The officers of the Ladies' Aid Society were
installed by Col. Young. as follows: President,
Mrs. II. II. Philips; vice president, Miss Lulu
Allen; past president, Miss Lottie Scott; secre-
,ary, Miss Maude Gayle: treasurer. Miss Kate
Io mes; trustees, Miss Flora Apologize. Miss
Kate Holmes, Miss Blanche Treen; judge-advo-
cate, Col. +. W. Young; advisory COMMITTEES
from camps. Z. c. Allen. A. lee Willard, A. r.
Carpenter. c. f. Piimpton, H. H. Philips.
Capt Allen has appointed his staff, and they
also were installed by Col. Young after the
Ladies' Aid Society installation. They are rs
follows: Chaplain, c. b. Waisworth: first SER
geant J. FL Brown; Quartermaster's sergeant.
George +. Derby; color sergeant, c. II. Philips;
sergeant of the guard, l. W. Fox: principal
musician, Charles bearing; corporal of the
guard, r. II. Brown; camp guard. ". ". Gran
dali; icket guard, Thomas sharpe.
Brothers desiring 10 invite friends TO the drive
whist party for January 50 will hand the names
TO Capt. Alien, Caps; Plimpton or +. II. Brown,
so that Invitations may be issued.
The Ladies' Aid Society. auxiliary 10 the Sons
of Veterans. adopted resolutions at their last
meeting relative 10 the death of Mrs E. C.
Damon, who was a member OF the society
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Old gold articles takeinn exchange. Good al
cash at Basye's.
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lished today for the hrst time. The Masonic
brethren have been called upon TO pay respects
to the dead in more than one instance. ihs
schemes for Odd Fellows and Pythian castles
are making much progress as circumstances
will permit Detailed notices follow below.
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Seattle Grocery Company. Telephone s93
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Ancient Free and accepted Masons.

On Tuesday Washington Chapter OF Rose
Croix, No. ], A. A. 8 F., Southern !urisdictioh'
held special convocation. Seven pos,uieh's
received the Fifteenth and Sixteenth degrees.
Next Tuesday another special convocaflon VIA
be held, and the Seventeenth and Eighteenth
degrees conferred on the same postulants. All
members and officers are requested to be on
hand and ell visiting brethren are very cordially
invited to be present. On Wednesday Lorraine
Chapter, No 6, Order of the Eastern star, heid
special conyocation for degree WORK, quite
number OF candidates being initiated. The
new officers seemed 10 know their respective
psrts to perfection. After the degrees had been
conferred a very pleasing duty cevolved on
Brother W. V. Rinehart, that of making the
presentation speech on behalf OF Lorraine Cnap-
ter, No. 6. He then presented the retiring
worthy patron, Sister w. E. Sackman, with
beautiful emblematical past worthy metrohs
Jewel, in appreciation of her services The
speech was eloquent and brim full of happy
points Sister Sackman thanked Lorraine Chap
ter, No. 6, in "A very fitting manner. aud stated
that the chapter would always find IN her one
devoted 10 the cause.
Next Tuesday all officers, sisters and brothers
OF Lorraine Chapter, No. 6. o. L. 3. are e2'
yected to attend the memorial services OF Sister
Damon wife of the son of Rev. Brother John
Fox Damon, which will take place at the Con-
grsgational church, Third street. at 2:3l. The
Masonic fraternity of this city understand 80
well the many KIND words, ifktelnaI gIeStAAss
and heartfelt syrnpathies of Rev. Brother j. r.
Damon for all OF his brethren in moments OF
sorrow and trial. that on this occasion every
sister and brother who possibly can should De
present.
On Thursday Seattle Commandery. No. 2.
Knights Iemplar, held a regular conclave at
their asylum, Masonic temple. After the order
OF business was dis patched the lines were
formed for drill under the commander, sir
Charles Z. Patten
On Friday Ionic lodge U. D., held regular
Communication. The Fellowerait was conferred
on several candidates.
Yesterday Seattle Chapter. No. 3, Royal Arch
Masons, held a regular convoeation. The Mark
Master degree was conferred on several candi-
dates.
The funeral OF Brother John A. Baker will
take place next Sunday from Masonic temple at
Pollock, under the auspices of Ionic lodge, U.
d. All brethren should be in attendance.
Tomorrow Arcana Lodge, No. 81, A. f. and A.
NJ, will hold a regular communication Tor
business after which the Master Mason degree
will be conferred.
Ca Saturday next St. Johns Lodge, No. Q, A.
r. and A. NJ, will hold q regular communities
ton
1t 10 very gratifying to the library commits
sioners TO note the interest taken in supplying
works o. all kinds for the new Masonic library.
Quite a number have notified the tyler of their
intention to present numerous valuable works.
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In SECRET CIRCLES.
What the Lodge Men of Seattle
Are Doing.
THE BIG PYTHlAN CELEBRATION.
Funerals Among the Masonic Brethren
Tho Castle Euilders-Notss
From Different Orders.
He men OF mystery

He men OF mystery
are not more than or
dinarily busy these
days. The Knights
of Pythias have two
things on hand which
consume most o. their
spare evenings Pyth.
ian day is coming.and
Grand Lodge Is also
occupying their time.
The programme for
Pythian day lie pub