The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-08

80 $ b productive Of good resulta The
xrnsl Union Is . new addition IN this
= . the already large number Of In.
rcs frsternss societies. A council Of
20 eaion il being organized with large
2S1fgepresentstivs citixsna The temper.
80 socisties are also rapidly filing their
.<sfa With nes members, and branches
- 1s,s established In every part Of the
lawrence Chspts-. Order Of Eastern
= made . success Of its excursion Of
~ Masonic brethren TO the interstate
= iess Saturday. and The large attend
= 4 Nasons and their families vas
- ssidence Of the efficient work accom-
xksd BY the members Of the Star.
The Masonic Erassrnity.
4 fussday, October 2, Washington Chap
4 = asss croix No. 1, A. A. 8. r, con-
8ref the sevsntesnth degree on several
~odsdafes In full and ample form per.
~ bsfors . large asssmolsgs Of Dir
] rnxhtx
Nsdnesday. October 8. Lorraine Chap
4 =. "a. 8, order Of the Eastern Star, held
spxusar convocation. November ii the
i 81 work will be conferred. visifors
- Tacoma. PuyalIup and stsiIacoom
Y IL - present.
isrxe number Of the Masonic frater-
az ssssndsd the interstate fair at Ia
/ ons znder the auspices Of Lorraine Chap
4 - IA. 9. Order Of the Eastern Star.
lsrsns Lodge. No. 81. A. +. and A. NJ.
ID ecnfer the sublime degree Of Mastsr
rsssn Monday, October &
fsadsy. October II. Seattle Commandsry,
yAz Knights Templar. will confer the
6r5sg Of the Temple ~ iheir rsgu lar con-
tsys
ssssrday. October IS, Eureka Lodge, No.
II r. and A. NJ. viii hold . regular
sunnnnicatson. probsbly degree work.
Tsesday. November Q, Washington
Chapter Rose Croix, No. !. wiz confer the
Ef.1enfh degree.
October 10. Washington Lodge OF Per-
kesi0n. No. /. A. A. s. r., will confer the
rssrtb and Fifth degrees.
Forestsrs Of America.
AZ the regular quarterly meeting of
CscTt Excelsior s.377, A. o. r. Of A., held
~ Tuesday In Olympic hall, three csndi-
1zim we're initiated and the applications
Y four others were acted upon. The
fssssurer. the financial secretary and the
kussees respectively. made their usual
>nafseiy reports upon which the audit
isg committee had passed favorabiy,
which showed the court to BE- In an ex-
ensdingIy healthy and prosperous condi-
of trustees +. &. Weber Was elected.
Arrangements for holding . Forestsr's
1sii On Thanksgiving eve we're also per-
bctsd.
Court Enterprise, No. 1852, at its last
uxsing initiated two candidates and re-
efved six applications A largs number
4 Waiting Foresters from Port Blakslcy
sefs 10 attendance.
Court Queen Of the Sound, No. e.2&2, re-
sired four applications for membership
y he last meeting. All the courts are re-
DeFsing an increase In membership. This
esnIng IL will hold . smoker in Olympic
kail on Second street The amusement
ssoesation Is preparing for . ball 70 b
sven In the near future
Compositions Of the Forest. a. q. y.
seattle Circle. No. i55, c. o. f., held
DER FIRST quarterly meeting October 5. In
Masonic temple. and the auditors report
81 the quarter ending September 30
ssoxs the circle to be In sound financial
ecadition.
oas application for membership was
neslved
The arrangements being completed. oil
nembsrs were cordially invited to he
present with their friends ~ . house
Warming TO be given Friday, October II.
q . p m. in Masonic temple.
sons Of Veterans
Col. Z. w. Young returned from the
East where he attended the Thirteenth An
mai sncampmeut of the Commandsry In
sCGl<f, sons Of Veterans. L. s. A.. last
week He reports . very pleasant time
sad an interesting and successful meeting
q The national body. Among the changes
ef tbs session were the restoration Of
Ne old Is year eligibility age. and the
sscption of a three degree ritual. The
Memorial day services prepared by Col.
ysnns, and used SO largely throughout
iAe United States on May 80 last. vers
adopted after . competition with other
sasnilar services as official, tor the order TO
~ In the future. In addition to the
Memorial services the enearnpn,ent IMAM
ssaously adopted the burial services. the
Installation services for officers Of The d.
sisions and the commsndery in chief and
The opening and closing ceremonies for
sasionai and division enesmpments. ali Of
skssh we're prepared by Col. YADng.
knoSville, Team, Vas selected ~ the
face for holding It's next session, In Sep
kneer. IS6
William T. Buniy, Of Cincinnati, o.
vas elected eommander-in-chief. Other
eesers elected we're: Theodore A. Bar
sea. Provided &c. II. L.. senior vice CON-
nsader-sn-ehief. Lewis A. Dilley. Daven.
Pert. Ia. where the eneampmsnt vas
ksis. saalor vice corsssnanaer-in-ehlsf
Ahcng Gen. Ranay's staa appointments
we're: Adiatant general. IL Y. Speelman.
1aelnnaii. inspector general. A. {.
ksssisii. Lowell. Mass; surgeon genera.
~. Z Weldon Young. Seattle. chaplain
k-eA.ei. Rev. ". J. Patton. Mhwsnkse.
The Esw Sons OF Veterans ritual viii %
rresnal gated January 1. and Camp No |.
stas essy viii probably Organize ritual
sssa sAevsiy.
sestti. Ceusett Nsstecai Cnien.
For several weeks pas, 6snersl nspnsr
u :. Wells. Of Tacoma has esen In tais
cir ssensiag members foe council Oh the
National Unlon. He has met wlss re-
ee9s.on .nl success which rsuss BE graf
hssas 20 himself and the order he repre-
ssass Last Tuesday evening NJ. W esis met
Vac seventy members In Fetts hal and
iarzsily oFgAatEsd the eeascl Afssr TIE
ssetsen q sAoss whose names appear on
tss charter, the following esheers sere
s<csed: President Rev. DR.. Alisen;
sAe~Frssstsnt. l. Il Ssedmsn: sreaksf,
u G Stevens: sx-president, l. A. Na.sssni
secretary. Il r. Saaeaa: financial secre-
nsy. b. l. Fshsens treasurer. CARR W
r. Hszzs~s. rS.rf.s- pxx W A >hank-