The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

Puget Sound Lodge, No. II. on Friday
evening appointed Eugene Behrman, s.
v. Christian. e. r. Moulton, Fred Zick. G.
A. Lafayette, C. d. Chambers and Moritz
Koch . committee to arrange for social
and literary entertainment.
A notable event in knights of Pythias
circles will take place at Ranke's hall.
Friday evening. April IA, when an enter
tainment and dance will be given for the
benefit of the building fund of the West
Seattle Lodge, No. 81. The committee on
arrangements has prepared an excellent
programme. musical and otherwise. Mrs.
Anna L. RECORD. Miss Marguerite McKin-
ney, Miss Ludie Qnigley. Mr.. r. H. Lind
say. Mr.. ]. S. Graham. Mr.. Harry Carroll.
Mr.. ]. e. Owens, Mr.. James Thornton.
Mr.. d. J. Gleason, Mr.. James Mccarthy.
Mr.. William O'Rourke and others will ap-
pear. p. g. G. Richard Osborn will de-
liver the address.
Independent Order Odd Fellows.
Fraternity Lodge, No. IS, is experience
ing genuine boom. FIVE applications were
received last week and a number more
are on the way. New paraphernalia to
to cost several hundred dollars will be on
hand probably next week. A degree staff
was organized at Monday nights meeting.
Ridgely Social Club gave . dance At Odd
Fellows hall on Wednesday night.
Aiki Encampment. No. S, at Puyallup,
has issued invitations. some of which
have be en- received in Seattle, to q ball at
the Puyallup opera house on April IL.
Tacoma conton will give an exhibition
drill IN uniform.
Seattle Lodge. No. Z, conferred Third de-
gree on one candidate on Tuesday night
and elected tive representatives to the
Grand Lodge which meets at Olympia in
May. They are J. J. Knot, George Her
ing. r. z. Farr, G. +. Williams and F. A.
Johnson.
Olive branch, No. 4, on Wednesday night
elected jules Michel, ]. A. Gould and d.
l.. MCGOWAN.
The general committee on the anniver-
sary excursion to Tacoma on April % will
meet in Germania hall tomorrow night.
The subcommittee to arrange Transports
ton rates will report.
Ancient Order United workmen.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10, on Monday
evening conferred degrees on two candi-
dates. A number of visiting brothers
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tanned the lodge with words of encourage
m emit.
Queen City Lodge, No. s., never allows q
meeting to pass without adding one or
more names to the roster, and Tuesday
evening was no exception to the rule.
Union Lodge, of Fremont. met on Tues
day evening the first time since its organ
ization. The interest shown throughout
augurs we'll for its prosperity.
Ak Lodge. No. 80, on Thursday even
ing added the names of two good men and
true to its constantly increasing men,
bership. This lodge has taken q new lease
of life.
The event of the week was the enter
tainment given in honor of their first an
niversary by Rainier Lodge, No. 3, d. of
H.. large and appreciative audience
being present. The following programme
was gwen: Opening address. by the Rev.
1. w. Butler; instrumental selection,
Messrs. Long, Ewing and Smith; recita-
ton, Mrs. e. Il. Morris; piano solo, Miss
Algy Mcdonald; recitation, Miss Heint-
zerling; song, Mrs. Mcdonald; piano
solo, Miss Alma Shaw; recitation, Miss
Martin; song, Miss Heintzeriing; recita-
ton, Miss Addie Brickley: address, Mr.
ID. I. Wheeler; piano solo, Miss Alma
Shaw. Upon the conclusion Of the exer-
cises refreshments were served.
A new Degree Of Honor lodge is to be
instituted at Houghton next Tuesday
evening. All Degree members are invited
to the occasion. The boat will leave the
foot Of Madison street for the other side
OF Lake Washington at 5:45 O'Clock, call
ing at the wharf at the loot of Jackson
street on its way.
Foresters and woodmen.
Court Energy. No. S.235. A. O. +. A.,
was instituted on March /, Just over a
month ago. with charter list of eighty.
II has averaged since then eight inltia-
tions each meeting. 1t last meeting, on
Wednesday, twelve were proposed. Ac-
cording to all prospects this court will
rank among the first in this state, not
only in numbers but in interest in the Or
der. The officers for the term are: w. d.
Thomas. chief ranger: G. W. Evans, sub
chief ranger; W.. c. Jones. past chief
ranger; Watkin Evans. treasurer; d. X.
Porter. financial secretary; A. c. Wilson,
recording secretary; John L. Davis. senior
woodward; ID. I. Lewis, junior wood
ward, W. Denning. senior beadle; T. C.
Davis, junior beadle. Trustees-Alexander
Edmunds. John Bryant, d. r. Davis;
physician. ID. N. Stone, NJ. ID. The court
meets every Wednesday at O'Clock.
Visitors cords l!y welcomed.
Court Enterprise, No. 49,, A. o. +. A..
Is to give bail on Monday night at the
Armory. Music will be given by the First
Regiment band. The committee is J. w.
Spriggs. Il. NJ. Stewart, w. L. Norington.
+. +. Iennox, G. A. Coffin, G. w. Royce
and Ernest Carstens. This is the first an
nuai bali of the court
Seattle Camp, No. 80 W. of W., on Fri
day evening initiated one new member
into the Protection degree. One app.ica-
ton for membership was received.
The resolution to change the bylaws
offered at previous meeting was lost.
Organizer W. T. Jackson, of the A. q =
A, visited Newcastle this week, and COM
rieted arrangements for calling full
meeting 10 form a court of the order at
that place
Janior United American Mechanics.
Seattle Council, No. 2, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. had a meet
ing on Friday evening in the |. O. q. r
hall, on Front street Three applications
for membership were received Charles 4
Riddle rendered his resignation As secre-
tary, and W. b. Larimer was elected his
successor.
The council will meet in future in the
Eiks' hall. Hotel Stevens, on "Wednesday
instead of Friday
Dr. T. ". IoGng. &. +. Reeves. George
f. Derby, George Hooker and l.. Il. Pier.
son were Amounted a committees - -