The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-12
GRIP AND PASSWORD.
mutations Continue to Be the
FEATURE of Their Work.
ANNUAL BALL OF THE PYrHuANs.
eeraA Master workman HALL b che
Csy-Grsnd Army Posts Isdorss
Pension Resolussess.

The admission of new members eontin-
q =. 10 be the feature If secret society do
go The Uniform Rank of the Knights
81 Pythias is taking new life, and oil the
f1fss Of this order are anticipating pleas
- in the annual ball ~ the Armorv on
nutruary H. Matters are quite active
Il enous the Ancient Order OF United Work
20. Grand Master Workman Oliver
s I'll, Of cofsx. 10 in the city on tour Of
& hepecsion Of the lodges In the Washing
& - Jurisdiction. Several more G.. A. r.
sosts have Endorsed Miller posts pension
4 uoeutions.
Masonic Orders.
4 rich Masonic jewel was presented to
1 Nm. Ella VI. Godfrey. the retiring matron
4 Lorraine Chapter. No. 8. Eastern Star,
5 4 the meeting Of the chapter on wednss-
day evening. The presentation speech
rs made by Mrs. r. A. Palmer, who
spoke of the good work accomplished by
L he chapter while under the ministration
I Il Mrs. Godfrey. The badge 10 s,iid gold
( representing 6ve-pointed star suspended
4 from q gold bar by two little chains.
s The cmblems Of the orders are
j mgraved on the face Of the star and the
I allowing inscription appears on the back:
presented to Sister Ella II. Godfrey, by
: Lorraine Chapter. No. 9. o. e. 8. Decem-
hsr % 1885," Lorraine chapter has made
/ wonderful progress socially and financially
. the last year and every business meet
Ing sees the chapter increased by new
{ Members. The pleasing entertainments
A. f<xft Aw
marked features and tend largely to bring
est the members. young and old.
On Friday Seattle Commandery. No. 2.
Knights Tcmpiar. conferred the order Of
he Temple on one candidate.
On Saturday Eureka. No. 20. A. r. and
4 NJ, conferred the Fellow Craft degree
On Monday, February IL Arcana Lodge.
yA 81. will hold stated communication.
On Saturday, February IL, Seattle Chap
hr. No. g. Royal Arch Mssons, will confer
the Mark Master degree.
The Masonic Library Association will
meet at 2:3O p. m. on Saturday, Fsbru-
aryT
4 paper will be read at the meeting of
Areana Lodge, No. 81. presenting the in
tsrnal evidence found In the New Tesla
ment "That Jesus of the synoptic was q
worshipful master Of a secret society,"" by
Past Grand Master @. o. Halter. All
Master Mssons in good standing invited.
knights OF Pythias.
Rainier Division, No. Is. U. r., on FRI
day evening elected the following officers:
n. Anderson, captain: Hugo Slettengren.
FIRST lieutenant: Paul Pearson. second
lieutenant; Il. J. Crandail, treasurer; N.
Wedeen. recorder.
North Star Lodge. No. 90. met on Satur-
day night and devoted its time TO routine
. work.
The various X. of p. lodges are locking
forward to grand time at their thirty
4 first anniversary ball ut the Armory on
} the night of February 10. under the au-
81 spces of the bureau Of relief Both divi-
Sons Of the Uniform Rank will be In at-
sendsnee.
Royal Arcanum.
Seattle Council. No. 1874. on Friday
svsning passed on three candidates for
Initiation. and applications for three or
fcur more are on ,he way. Two candi-
dates will be initiated at the next meeting
Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
Alki Lodge, No. Z. met last Wednesday
evening in their old quarters. where they
have concluded To stay. and initiated one
IN the Junior Wor kman degree. The
grand master workman, Oliver Hall, Of
colfax. was present and gave an eloquent
speech. Past Master Wisner. OF Olympia.
W. NJ. Wheeler. of Sidney, were also pres
snt aud gave some very interesting re-
marks. Among the other visitors present
o. the occasion were: A. Poole, past
master, and +. Frank, guide. of Columbia
Lodge, No. ?; T.. r. Mason, Colfax. No.
n: Christopher Void, receiver. Seattle
Ledge, No. 60; X. ii. Peters, Columbia
Lodge, No. .; ]. T. Boyer. past master.
Destiny Lodge, No. 81, &. w. Chandler,
Columbia, No. .; W. q. Cressey. Fidelity.
! No los Duluth. Mimi. and DIR. r. NJ.
Davis. grand medical examiner. Coifax,
No a.
On Friday evening keystone Lodge. No.
y gave pleasant entertainment and ball
o. Wards hall. Georgetown. About
sventy-tve couples participated. Dane
ihs and whist were the features of the en-
nisinment, an elegant supper also being
kfved. No. 81 expects to he located in as
hes bali about March 1. Four candidates
we're also initiated and four applications
screwed. Among the visiting brethren
sad fFisrds present were: DR.. C. A. Gay.
! 4. McC.elland and wife. +. +. Dramm.
We and Mrs. Meiley, Z. l.. Foreman,
n. Peters, Harry Bailey and wife. Mr..
sad Mrs. Boy.cn. : ]. Triggs. Miss Laura
Eewnlee. Mrs. Hattie Shoals. W. II. Me-
asgart and I. ". Mcraggart.
% Monday evening Columbia Lodge,
Ne :. will give an entertainment in Ma
vac ball, the programme of which is as
ssoss; Medley overture. orchestra,
ssoes. Watson. Lessey, Withers, Hig,
sedss; address of welcome, j. w.
sFsgs; address. Oliver Hall, grand mas
workman; song, quartette; banjo duet.
ssssrs Dimes brothers; address. Daniel
= pa~Iey, Tacoma; song. duet, Misses
sss aud Carrie Meriot: mandolin duet,
40 CovcoEan. frankie Carol; address. A.
hesi'g. Tacoma; quartette. Messrs.
tbans. Saunders. Boyer. Bibo. Dane
ss VAL follow. The principal feature of
- evening will be the presence of Grand
sasier Workman Oliver Hall
- ostie Lodge. Ne. :, Degree of Honor
~s tomorrow evening in the Masonic
ssple.
Saille Lodge, No 80. on Thursday even
= conferred the Junior Work imam degree
sfea one candidate. Z. q. Mnnson WAS
sSh'ed committee of one To see about
~ea'ihg piano or an organ. a commit
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