The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-01

fse1B - - FFSSelS ana N Ssff1J aS91 slls1
sas had By all The entersasnnent opened
With proxrsmrse consisting Of sonxs.
nnsac sad recitasaons after vhick coffee
and cakes we're served The AFFAIR coz
eiuded with dance.
Seattle Lodge. 10. 50. net on Thursday
evening. with . VERY good attendance.
Four applications we're received. a COM
mites reported having secured the West
ern Central Lsbor Union's hall on Froi.t
And Madison streets, where the lodge will
install osieers and initiate half dozen
candidates for the Junior Workman degree
At the next meeting. Ernest Frank. Of
Columbia lodge. gave an interesting talk
Tor the good Of the ORDER
Ancient Order 81 Ferestevs % America
Court Rainier, No. s.3s6. on Friday
nieht elected the folio wing officers: Ii
Briggs. c. e.: w. ". Kelly. S. C. r.: J. ].
Woods. r. s.: Thomas D. Sharp. r 8 |;
c. Phillips. g. W.; ]. Ovens, J. W.; l.
Wright. S. B.: J. Eden. ]. B.: l. C. Ne
vile, court physician. An interesting talk
vas given by l. G. Neville. 9. C. r.; p. j.
Whitman. @. 8; r. 7. Lennox, C. Reject
OF Court Enterprise, and Others.
Court Excelsior, No 9. ST, on Tuesday
admitted four members and the following
ofhcsss were elected. Chief ranger. George
J. Dorfner; sub-chisf ranger. James II.
Bridges; financial secretary, +. II. Colvin !;
recording secretary, II. C. Putnam; treas
nrer. Thomas A. Nav: senior woodman.
b. Z. Thomss; junior wccdman. Fred
Jones; senior beadle, l. NJ. Bario; junior
headle, William II. Nay; physician, DR..
L. G. Neville; trustees. Thomas Gill and
James sheehan. Next Tuesday being in
staiiafion night. the brethren are advised
to be in attendance. There are whispers
floating around of what Is in store at the
close of the meeting.
The following officers were elected TO
serve for the ensuing term in Court Balm
bridge. No. s.35s, 1t Port BIakeley: C. r..
A. j. Stewart: s. c. R., c. C. Kellum !:
+. s., r. s. Pratt; r. s., e. Mcdonald /;
8. W., R. McHuRh; J. W., J. Lucas; s. B.,
y. Coiman; j. B.. w. Ridley.
Court Enterprise. No. :. 962. on Thursday
evening initiated two candidates, alter
which the following officers were elected: :
G. r.. +. T. Lenox; o. c. r.. J. r. Malan; :
treasurer. @. NJ. Stewart; F. s., 4. NJ.
Jones; X. g., ]. H. Bates; 8. W., w. w.
Roper; ]. W.. William o'Rourke; 8. b.
J. Payne; J. B., w. Gunterman; trustee
for three years, r. C. Williams: physician.
L. c. Neville. @. NJ. Stewart, the present
sreasnrer-elect, is one Of the oldest mem
bers Of the court. and has filed tho Office
of treasurer from the time it was organ
ICED, in March, 1891 He at one time he'd
the balance of the courts existence in his
hand.
Marine Enginesrs' Rensnt Association.
The Marine Engineers Beneficial Asso-
citation, No. 50, has elected the following
officers: President, II. n Thornton; vice
president, 7. II. Compton; treasurer. J.
A. Snyder: secretary, r. II. Newhall !:
chaplain. G. W. Hill; conductor. William
Mckenzie; doorkeeper, Ii. A. Trumbull;
delegate to national convention, +. III.
Newhsli. The association will move to-
day to rooms l53-i56 Squire-Latimer
building, where thew have nicely arranged
quarters, consisting OF a hall isx30 feet,
with secretary's Office, library and ante
room leading from the main hall. The
regular meetings will be held on the FIRST
and third Saturdays of each month. The
other Saturday nights will be reserved for
educational meetings. when those desiring
to attend may receive the benefits of in
In the daytime the hall will be open to all
members OF the order as general head
quarters and reading room, where owners
and agents can be furnished with compe-
tent and reliable engineers for either
marine or stationary service by applying
to the secretary.
II. 4. -. Elks.
The New Year ball of the Elks at
Ranke's hall tonight promises to be a
fine affair. Wagner's full First Regiment
orchestra will furnish music for the occa-
sion. Those not provided with invita-
tons can procure the same from the com.
mittee.
Grand Army of the Republic.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of Mil
Ter post was held at the post room on
Tuesday evening" the i9ih instant. Three
candidates were mustered and the post
was inspected by Col. Scott, OF Port
Townsend. The membership. according
TO report now on file with the assistant
adfutant general of the departnanf .hovs