The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21
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| II. @. Morgan: flower mission. NrA Rob
ert Waterman: legislation and petition,
| Mn- G. Fl. Brown: press work, Mrs.. s =.
| Prayer: Unisa .Sigaal Mrs. r. A. Miller;
parior msstings, Mr& E. K Stmison: par.
liamentary usaks. Ms Frank Lee;
mother meesings. Mrs. Sarsm n La
throps almshouss and hospital. Mrs 81. 8
| Rockwell; PRISON and Jail. Miss May
| Dovnis: Sunday school work, Mn. = >.
| Wood: Demoress medal, Mrs. r. n. Aoss;
| temperance temple, Mrs. Frank Lee;
| work smong foreignsrs, Mrs. Olescn, and
Loyal Legion. Mrs. A. ]. Edwards.
| Maaoafe Orders.
Arcana Lodge. No. 81. on Monday. Nay
| IA, conferred the Sublime dsgres Of
Master Mason.
On Tuesday. May Is. Washington Lodge
| Of Perfection. No. l. A. A. s. r.. conferred
| the Fourtsenth degree on four candidates.
| On Wednesday Laramie Chapter, No. 8,
| Order Of the Eastern Star, conferred the
| floral work. The officers will not NEST
on Tuesdays until further notice-
| On Thursday Seattle Council. d. ID. Of
| Royal and Select Masters. met for rou-
| tine business. The council will meet on
Thursday, May d
| On Friday Ionic Lodge. No. 50, +. A.
NJ, conferred the Entered Apprentices de-
! gree on one candidate
| On Saturday Seattle Chapter. No. B.
Royal Arch Masons, conferred the Most
| Excellent degree.
The Masonic Library Association held .
regular meeting on Saturday, May 10
The Masonic Board Of Relief will meet
ON Tuesday. May u at 7:5o p. m, a. No
sonic Temple.
Independents Order Of Odd TeIlows.
Last Tuesday night Seattle Lodge, No.
Z, conferred the First degree upon one
| candidate, and on next Tuesday the Sec
| ond degree will be con ferred.
On Friday night Rideeley Rebekah
Lodge, No g. gave . social dance at Odd
Fellow hall. North Seattle, about fifty
couples being present. and very enjoya-
bic evening spent.
This evening Fraternity Lodge. No. s..
viii confer the Second degree upon one
| candidate.
The Grand Lodge representative from
Seattle have made arrangements with the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company to
run speciai train from here to Spokane
| for the convenience Of the representative
and their friends. The train will leave
Seattle on Sunday. June 3 ct $50 q m,
arriving in Spokane q 8 p. m. The train
will leave Spokane ct the close Of the
Grand Lodge, but the tickets are good for
twelve days on any tram. The train viii
consist Of one dining car. one smoking car,
one baggage car and thrse irst-class
coschea The trip viii b made both ways
BY daylight, thus saving the expense Of
sleeping cara.
Past Grand Mira Harry Leland. Of Ridge
ley Rebekah Lodge. NA 9, was elected .
representative 70 attsad the Grand Lodge.
In place Of Mra Poor. fssisnsd-
Ancient Order of Jersstsrs ef Ansrsea.
cour. Enterprise, No. 1852. initiated one
candidate on Thursday evening.
Court Rainier. No SS78. on Friday even
ing elected C. w. Boway chief ranger in
place Of Brother Briggs who has gone TO
Chicago. w. A. Scott was elected treasurer.
Three candidates we're initiated and two
applications were recstved.
Queen City Circle, No. l7S. G. o. r., gave
its social in honor of the Grand Court on
Wednesday which Was in every respect
grand succsss- Next Wednesday evening
there will Be several msmbers initiated to
complete tho number necessary for .
charter for the circle tn be organised - IN
auxiliary to Court Rainier.
GRAND Army Of the Republic.
The meeting os John r. Miller Post on
May Is. was largely attended In addition
to members many visiting comrades were
present, among them being Past Depart
ment Commander d. @. Lowell, Of Tacoma,
Commander v. r. Basel, Of General
Grover No. 81, Auburn, and Comrade D.
w. Burk. battalion major Fourtsenth
United States infantry. Five applicants
were elected to membership II WAS de-
cided to hold special meeting on May %
| in lieu of the open camp fire to which the
post is In the habit Of Of invit,ng it, friends
on the fifth Tuesdays Comrade Major f.
NJ. Schrack Of the post has accepted the
invitation OF II. @. Sickles Post, No. 81.
vashon, 10 deliver the Memorial Day adj
dress.
Knights and Ladies' Of Honor.
Washington lodge met ct Pettis hall.
Front street, last Tuesday evening and
| Initiated two candidates.. An entertain
msnt and social will b given Tuesday
evening, May - Supreme Secretary G.
w. Harvey notified the lodge that its num-
| Der Is 1861, also sent the charter and seal
and . copy of the Sentinel. the oflcial
journal Of the order.
Young Men's Institute.
| A very successful meeting Was held last
Thursday evening. Two members were
| initiated. Nominations were made and .
| special election of officers and delegates
| viii take place at the next meeting. All
members are earnestly requested to be
| present o; that time.
Cheap Trip 90 Victoria.
| The Grand Lodge officers. A. O. u. W.,
| of the jurisdiction Of British Columbia.
| and Hon. John league. mayor Of Victoria,
have shown = very commendabie spirit in
the manner which they have taken hold
| OF the proposed entertainment Of the ex-
| cnrsionists leaving here ut $50 = m. on
| May u on the City of Seattle. Their kind
| ness "a arranging the most popular and
attractive portion of their programme 10
| an TO enable the citizens of Seattle
| to take advantage Of the ROYAL
! Arch ID. of HIS liberal reduction. 81. so
/ for the round trip is, - IL should be, very
| much appreciated. The ticket limit In
l almost reached, and they viii probably be