The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-29
RIP AND PASSWORD.
~ Fraternities of Great Help
in These Hard Times.
ynAnKs OF AGED VETERANS.
~ Good TempIsrs Bssrd One Of uscie
san's sbips-Frsternsi Visits OF
Pythfsn Lodges

Sans ships-Frstsrnsf Sistts OF
Pythisn Lodges
The various secret societies are nov
s szrrfps their attention 10 limitations and
q tae eonferr.ng of ranks and degrees. The
ssu sets Of officers may be expected to add
$50 members 20 their lodges and In
4 v.rsous ways 70 make record for them
q lives of which they can be proud at the end
I 4 their terms The beneficial results Of
s tsgonring to the frassfnities. too. are being
8 rsde apparent to many men and women
) d these days OF hard times. when the feel
fars Of brotherly love and charity are ind
ID daily complications This 10 we'll
3 Illustrated by the resolutions published be-
3 jos. .h!en we're adopted by the inmates Of
IL Soldiers Home.
Masonic Orders.
Do Friday Seattle Comm sndery. No. 2,
Knights Tempiar. conferred the order Of
tie Red Gross on one candidate. The
nAny uniforms were duly inspected.
The annual report OF the Masonic LIZ
hrsry Association for the year ending Jan
mary /, isss. shows healthy condition.
The result Of jadicions management of the
president, Maj. w. v. Rinehart The new
hoard on Saturday afternoon elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Edmond s. Mesny. president: Prof Mark
Bslsy. IT,, vice president: Prof. r. 8. Peet,
treasurer; Mrs. Frank y. Wilcox. secre-
taYy A collection Of Masonic work was
received from Col. q. o. Halter. past
grand master Of Washington territory,
consisting of three volumes of THE
History of Free Masonry" by Robert
yreke Gould; also seventeen volumes Of
Grand Lodge reports of the various states.
Knights 81 Pythias.
At the meeting of Harmony Lodge on
Thursday evening the candidates for the
rank Of Esquire were unavoidablv absent
snd work In this degree was therefore
postponed till next Thursday evening.
The committee on the coming social
has concluded its arrangements and
the party will he given Ut the
Arlington hotel Wednesday evening,
January 81 Tn. programme Of entertain
rnent provides for addresses by Gov. Nc
Graw and James Hamilton Lewis. recits-
tons by Miss Pearl Cooper and Mr. James
Thornton and vocal solo by J. Owens,
the Whole concluding with dance.
Unity Lodge. No. 30, on Thursday even
Ing conferred tho rank of Page on one
candidate and the rank of Esquire on an
other Next Thursday evening the rank
of Esquire win be worked. Arrangements
are being made to appropriately celebrate
the Pythian anniversary some time in
February
Puget Sound Lodge. No. 7. on Friday
night received fraternai visit from about
thirty knights under tho command Of
Chancellor Commander George Tew. of
Unity Lodge. No. N. The visiting
brothers were given q spread in the dining
hall adjoining. after which the evening
was give over to speech making. singing
and smoker" The visit OF Unity
lodge will be returned in few weeks
On Friday night tie Page rank will be
conferred on tive applicants by Puget
Found lodge.
Seattle Lodge. No 81, Wednesday even
ing conferred the rank of Esquire on two
candidates. one being member of Seattle
lodge and the other of Douglas Lodge. No.
T.. of Auburn. Douglas lodge paid Seattle
lodge fratetnsl visit and was entertained
nj lunch. nj which a number of fine
speeches were made by both visiting
brothers and members of the home lodge
No. 81 will confer the rank Of knight next
Wednesday evening aud visiting brothers
are invited.
Ancient order United workmen.
Columbia Lodge. No >, on Monday even
Inc initiated three candidates in the
Master Workman degree. A committee Of
tive was appointed TO confer with the
other lodges in the city in regard to the en-
fer,ainment of tho Grand Lodge. which
meets hero on April 10
Grand Receiver Amunds last week paid
The following bsnehciaries: To the widow
. Of William LaBeiie. of Shilsholc Lodge.
No. s3. at Ballard s.. 600. and to the widow
Of Rees Williams. OF IIwaco Lodge. No.
n 81 coo.
The nnanee committee of the Grand
lodge met at Cgehalis last Tuesday. and
February.
Seattle Lodge. No 7, Degree Of Honor,
gave !. pleasant entertainment on Tuesday
evening. 4 committee of i've was ap.
pointed 10 assis; tho committee of Column
TIA Lodge IN making arrangements for the
Grand Lodge reception next April.
Rlakeiey Lodge. No. 10. met on Friday
and aad some drilling for the benefit OF
Brother ". q. Cressey. visitor. Speeches
sere made hy Broihess Owens. McLaugh-
iln Thornton Daily and Cressey.
Ak Lodge. No. :. last Saturday night
received three applications. The lodge
has changed is night of meeting from
Saturday TO Wednesday evening. hu, re.
mains 10 the q. A. Il. hail, corner Of Sec
oni and Columbia streets. p. r. Wheeler.
TIE recorder. in neat little speech pre-
SEATED Past Master Workman f. L
nrgmm With beautiful. badge. Recorder
sanaders, ot Columbia Lodge. No. >, made
speech ou fraternal orders. Brother
fold, receiver nj Seattle Lodge. No. 60 was
present.
Seattle Lodge. No. 80. last rhursda.
sFsalns initiated teo candidates in the
ssaier degree and three in the Workman
esstee. Tie trustees we're gwen fali
lowsr 4 secure the Grand Army hail in
tas d agkiey block. corner of Second and
te.amela streets. where the lodge will
nssi next Thursday evening H. T.
Assssss. l. & NJ ". wss present snd
rave ss'nte good suggestions, also Dr. H.
= DAVIS, grand medical examiner. and
VT. cressey, Of Duluth, Mian. Brother
'Fsssey KINDLY offered to confer with the
EamillAilon' degree in the near future.
Ansisst order OF Foresters.
soaft Frlar Tuck on Thursday evening
res rs doors vide open 10 receive about
. guests a courts Frisr Tuck and Ever
wen, Who haF been invited % snend