The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-07


big excursion to Washington City In
August A council Of Royal and Select
Masters was instituted during the week.
The Maeontc Orders.
On May Lorraine Chapter, No. Q, Order
Of the Eastern Star. accepted qnite num-
Der Of candidates. On Thursday there
will b an entertainment for the benefit Of
the sick. On Wednesday. May is, she
floral work will b conferred on . large
number Of candidates. The officers will
meet ct the Temple on Tuesday at
o'clock.
Seattle Chapter. No. 8. Royal Arch
Masons, conferred the Mark and Past
Master degrees on Saturday. May s, on
several candidates.
The Most Wonhipfui Grand Lodge Of
A. r. and A. n. Of the state Of Washing
ton will meet Ut Everett In June.
A special dispsnsation Was received from
Orsstef p. Ssntsf BY Trustsn p. Dyer to
institute council Of Royal and Select
Nastsrs. and council was instituted ON
Wednesday. Quite number pf Com
panion Masons were received.
PythiaA Sisters.
The Pythian sistsrhood 10 . compare
lively new Issue to the Knights Of Pythias.
The mothers, wives. daughters and sisters
of the Knights Of Pythias are eligible to
membership, and aside from the fraternal
interests there 10 an interesting feature
known - the door work. II consists Of
the foot movements Of the military tactics.
zeal.
NS,.~>A r>~-t. NJ a lx...>a = w.n.
Walla addition, holds its meetings in
Brewer hall on Friday evenings and has
large and growing msmbership
Incident to the general lodge work, the
Sisters devote the last Friday in each
month TO . social session. made mp of
music, itsrury and dancing amussments.
Mi1pah Temple, No. 8. will attend the
Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias Of
Warrington. which convenes 1t Olympia
June L The temple will give IN sxsmpli-
fcation Of the floor work.
The Sisters will give their first annual
party Of Arlington hall on Friday. May ls
Invitations can be secured Of the commit
tee Of arrangements.
Ancient Order Of Unitsd werkmsn.
Seattle Lodge. No. 7. Degree OF Honor,
Tuesday. Several candidates are to be
initiated. The lodge expects to meet
every Tuesday in the near future. Several
members Of Harmony Lodge, No. q. were
present at the last meeting. The lodge
still meets In Masonic temple hall, Second
street.
Harmony Lodge, No. =. Degree Of
Honor. viii meet tonight at ito hall, zoos
Front street. At the last regular meeting,
April 80. 1t was decided to give dance ct
the Arlington hotel on May q
woodmsn Of the World.
Seattle Camp, No. 90. on Wednesday
evening received two applications for men,
bsrship. and Neighbor-slect Potter was in-
troduced and instructed in the unwrittsn
work Of the Protection degree.
Mr.. r. J. McHenry, deputy head con-
sal tor Oregon and Warrington, and Mr..
b. G. Bysrs are waiting here for supplies
from Denver. They have been favorably
impressed with the city, and possibly Mr..
McHsnry may be induced to make Seattle
knights aaA Ladies' Of HonoS.
Two candidates were initiated at the
last meeting Of Warrington Lodge, with
i've applications on die. The nnal adoption
Of the bylaws will come up ct the next
meeting, when full attendance Of msm-
bers II requested to act on them. A
there 10 no piano in the hall now occupied
by them . committss was appointed to
secure another place Of meeting.
Royal AFcsnum.
Seattle Council, No. 1874 last Friday
evening received one application and
adopted resolutions to send to the 6u-
prsms Council. which meets on the first
Tuesday In Juno.
Grand Army 81 the Republic.
Department Commander ]. +. Sinclair
viii visit posts ~ follows: Friday, May
IL, George II. Thomas Post. No. S. olym.
pia; Saturday, May IL. Joe Hooker Post,
No. 25. Chehalis; T. T. Price Post No. 81,
Centralia, and I. T. Minor Post, No. IS.
Winlock, are requested to unite with pos.
No. 25 in this meeting; Monday. May II,
Phil Kearney Post, No. Z. Toledo: Tues
day. May Is, Kit Carson Post, No. 90. and
Gen. Saunders Post, No. IS. Kelso;
Wednesday. May I6. Mcpherson Post, No.
IL. Kalama; Thursday, May IL. Ellsworth
Post, No. 2, Vancouver; Friday, May Is,
Candy Post, No. q, for reorganization, at
Iiwaco; Saturday, May 10, ]. G. Fremont
Post. No. 90, South Bend; Monday, May
III, to muster new post at Bacoda. Post
commanders are requested to make special
efforts TO have large attendance at these
camp fires, and when advisable to invite
the Woman's Relief Corps and Sons Of
Veterans, calling special meetings when
necessary.
Ancient Order Of Foresters Of A msrIes.
Court Enterprise. No. 1882, received one
application for membership on Thursday
evening.
Court Rainier, No. S.sTs. received three
members and six applications on Friday
evening. The social dance which fol-