The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-11
Knights of Pythias.


Puget Sound Lodge. No. 81, Knights of
Pythias, last Friday night initiated three
strangers into the mysteries of the Page
rank ana one knight was received by card.
C. W. Thornton was elected master of the
exehequer, vice Brother Charles +. Moul-
ton, resigned. After the close of the lodge
about fifty members and visiting knights
marched down in body TO say goodbye
to Supreme Chancellor w. w. Blackwell,
who left on the 1920 tram Friday night
for the East.
Next Friday night Puget Sound Lodge
proves three pages in the rank OF Esquire
The representatives 70 the Grand Lodge
will make their report and Master OF Work
Lafayette will give the unwritten work as
recently exemplified by the supreme chan
cellor at Olympia.
Last Saturday night the officers and
members of Puget Sound lodge accepted
an invitation from North Star Lodge, No.
40. to visit them and assist IN comforting
the Page rank on seven strangers.
Past Chancellor NJ. Koch, g. A. Lafay-
cite, Col +. ". Young and Lieut.. G. ID.
Chambers represented Puget Sound Lodge,
No II, at Olympia last week.
Past Chancellor G. A. Lafayette, of No.
81. SDCdhS AT iOib bA0ANASy
Brother Lafayette is very popular among
the Knights of Pythias lodges as an orator
and ritualist.
Seattle Lodge, No. 81, Knights. of
Pythias last Wednesday admitted three
candidates TO the rank of Page and they
will be advanced to the rank OF Esquire
next Wednesday evening.
A contingent of delegates from Spokane
~ ~, of pxrthfaa
vention, called on Seattle Lodge. No. 81.
together with several other visitors, and
were warmly received by the members.
North Star Lodge. No. 40, Knights OF
Pythias. last Saturday evening confirmed
the rank of Page on seven candidates.
Next Saturday the rank of Esquire will be
confirmed. The election of officers in
North Seattle Lodge, No. 40, resulted as
follows: A. H. Soeihurg. chancellor
commander; s. s. Langland, vice chancei-
Tor commander; Laurits Moe. prelate; K.
G.. Falgre. NJ. of W; N. A. Wedeen, Nj. at
A; n. ID. Jorup. trustee.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5. Knights of
Pythias, last Thursday appointed COM
mittee to arrange for public installation
and ball, to be given ABOUT July !.
The keeper of records and seal of
Harmony Lodge. Brother ID. @. Mckay,
has gone to the Hot Springs for bis
health.
Past Chancellor NJ. J. Maggie has been
recommended for appointment by the
Grand Chancellor as District Deputy
Grand Chancellor.
The rank OF Page will be conferred by
Harmony Lodge on next Thursday eve
ming.
A. q. q. w.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2, last Monday
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: William Goodman, master
workman; \. /. White, foreman; Fred
Smart, oyerSeer; Charles W. Saunders,
recorder; Il. ]. Wilson. financier; A.
Amunds. receiver; n. ]. Schwehm, inside
Waterman.
The committee appointed by the various
lodges ia the city for the entertainment Of
the Supreme Lodge officers and delegates
who will arrive here June e. are hard at
work, and the guests will be royalty en-
tsrtained.
Seattle Lodge, No. Z, Degree of Honor.
last Tuesday evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Miss Mamie
Warner, chief Of honor: Mrs. Fannie
Chandler. lady Of honor; Mrs. \. J.
Sehuehm, c. OF c.: Mrs. D. Coleman. re-
corder; Mrs. J. Davege. fnancier. Mrs
4. Amunds, receiver; Mrs. g. Smith.
usher: Mrs. NJ. O. Soleerg. INSIDE watch
man. and George smith, outside watch
man.
Seattle Lodge, No. -, last Thursday
evening elected the following officers 70
serve for the ensuing sir months: J. b.
MeCle.land. past master workman Z A
Chisholm, master workman; A. c. Rid
dell, foreman. f. |. Foreman, overseer; J.
l. Barre, recorder; J. II. HemeE. fnan-
eler: Christopher Void. receiver; T. H.
Peters. guide; A. Z Boyd. inside watch
nan; James Gillian. outside Waterman;
DF. A. Y. Marion, medical examiner.
Next Thursday evening Seattle Lodge.
No. 10. viii entertain oaeen City Lodge.
No. a.
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