The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-18

most worthy Seattle mar. and one known
10 be about the brightest Mason IN tns
state Mr. Taylor has made thorough
study OF Masonic Law and history, and he
comes TO the Office ably qualified 20 hil the
exalted position and with character Tor
Justice and equity that Is sure 20 make MS
term OF Office o successful and rTohtabse
one 10 the Masonic fraternity OF the state
Of Washington.
Among the Mssons.
Monday, June II, the Entered Appren-
tice degree was conferred on one candidate
By Arcans Lodge, No. 81, +. and A. NJ
Ionic Lodge, No. %. +. and A. ~, met
for routine business June ID
June 10 Seattle Chapter, No. :. Royal
Arch Masons, held regular convocatlon
for routine business The NJ. NJ, y. NJ.
and NJ. r. NJ. degrees will be conferred on
several candidates June D.
Tuesday. June n. Washington Lodge OF
Perfection, No. 1. A. A. ;. r.. will hold
regular conyocation.
Wednesday, June 20 Lorraine Chapter.
No. 8, Order of the Eastern Star. will hold
a special eonvocation for degree work.
The floral work will be conferred. The
officers will meet Mt the temple Tuesday,
June "a. az 5 o'clock.
Friday. June %, Seattle Commandery
will meet In regular conclave at their asy-
ium, Masonic temple. and will confer the
Order of the Red Cross.
Sunday, June "a ST. Johns day, all Ma
sonic lodges will participate in the gather
ing OF Masonic brethren AZ 5 o'clock .. m.
NJ the Masonic temple.
Diamond Lodge. No. SO, #. and A. NJ. of
tad ar ha
meeting OF the Grand Lodge At Everett
last week by the worshipfui master. Hugh
Evans, and the secretary, fL I. Shepard.
St. Andrews Lodge. No. rs. of Renton,
was represented by Its worshipfnl master,
David Thomas.
independent Order of Odd Fellows
Wiley Lodge, No. "a, /. o. O. f., of
Black Diamond, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: III. t. Shep-
ard, y. q. Thomas Thomas. V. g.; ID. h.
Porter, K. s.; ID. u. Davis, treasurer; w.
w. Davis, trustee, Tallyesyn Evans. +. 2.
Brothers Past Grands Matthew oehm and
Joseph wagonhoffsr represented the lodge
Mt the meeting of the Grand Lodge recently
held. and presented q valuabls report last
Tuesday.
hntkhAs ot ttntass
Harmony Lodge, No. s. Knights of
Pythiss. gave up the principal part of It's
convention last Thursday evening to- the
entertainment of its visiting brothers. &
q. w. ID. Mcmillan, welcomed those pres
ent on behalf of the lodge. Il. @. Duey, of
Indianapolis. gave an interesting talk on
"Pythianism. East and West" and Il. c.
Fred III. Peterson, OF Harmony lodge,
made the response. Short speeches were
INDUCED in by +. c. q. A. Lafayette, of
Psget Sound Lodge. No. II. and T. c. W.
Fitzgerald, of Harmony Lodge. No. 8 The
committee on socials reported that ar
rangements are nearly perfected for the
tenth semi-annual social. TO take place
next month.
Seattle Lodge. No. 81. X. OF T., last
Wednesday admitted three Pages TO the
rank of Esquire, and these will be passed
20 the rank of knight on Wednesday
nett There was large gathering of
members and visitors. Brother T.. c. C..
Valentine gave n report unon the proceed
ings and work Of the Grand Lodge at
Olympia.
Puget Sound Lodge. No. II, Knights of
pythias, last Friday night proved four
Pages in the Esquire rank. Several visit
ors from sister lodges in Seattle were pres
emit; also Brothers Schuyler Duryee. of
Everett; T.. l.. Drew. OF Port Gamble. and
NJ. s. Huey, OF Indianapolis. who made
short and interesting speeches. Brother
II. w. Smith has resigned as prelate. rs he
IL called East on business. An election 10
nh the vacancy caused will be held next
Friday night Puget Sound lodge will
test two EsQuires in tho knight rank next
Friday night AT the last meeting of
Puget Sound Lodge. No. II. Z. c. q. A.
Lafayette gave the secret work as recently
exempliiied by Supreme Chancellor Black.
well Al the Grand Lodge.
Ancient Order Of United workmea
The Ancient Order of United workmen
and Degree of Honor arc To entertain the
Supreme Lodge delegates on their return
from the annual convention held this year
at San Francisco. A reception committee
from the local lodges will meet them on
their arrival, the evening Of June -. aud
will take them cat To Lake Washington
over the Madison street line. then about
abe lake by boat and back 60 the Rainier.
where . banquet will be given. CA the
following day an excursion will be had to
Alki point. whore a clamhake has been ar.
AAh&NA A@As . AAt AttNAAtSs &fR FSkafNSfn a.
tivcs Of The order from the different states.
and there viii be about iSo In the party.
Alki Lodge. No. 7. Ancient Order of
United Morkmen. last week elected the
following officers for ths ensuing term
Georgs K Davis. master workman. III. q.
Marshall, foreman; L. I. Carroll, over
sser, II. T. Wheeler. recorder; A. /. spen.
Ger. fnancier; George Meslner, receiver
L. ". Davis. guide; n. lie Josup, Inside
Waterman; Walter Harmon. outside
Waterman; nr. /. g Coe. medical ex.
smineF.
knights and Ladies' OF HenoE.
Washington Lodge. knights and Ladies
oi Hoaor. held very interesting meeting
last Tuesday evening and had large al
tendance If members.
A committee consisting Of Mrs L. n.
lad3, Ars. g. St.egleder and Mrs. NJ. {.
Shepard VAS appointed 60 make arrange
meats for social luns II Tomorrow
evening elesticu of officers for the ensuiaS
term NIL taks piacS
An osAcial communication from Sa-
rFens Protector /. II. LockArd was re-
seived stating THAI next September has
been set apart and wlli - celebrated a.
anniversary m0Agh. the order thsa hxfnv