The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-19
NEWS OF THE LODGES.
Easter Observances by the
Masonic Orders.
THE ELks BURY A BROTHER.
Fret Dessh Ia the Local Lodge-suP-
prise Party TO Ballard Odd Fell
Iovs-Lodge Notes.

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Last Monday Arcana Lodge No. 81. r. 4
/ A. N. conferred the Fellow Graf, degree.
| The Entered apprentice degree viii be
/ conferred March %.
March Il Seattle Chapter. No. 3, Royal
| Arch Masons, conferred the Mark Master
| and Past Master degrees; on Saturday.
| March Il. the Most Excellent degree was
| conferred. Next Saturday the Royal Arch
| degree will be conferred.
March Is Ionic Lodge, No. 80. F. A. NJ.
| conferred the Master Mason degree.
Next Wednesday the ladies of Lorraine
Chapter, No. 8. Eastern Star, will give an
entertainment, to be followed by dancing
and whist.
The charity bail 70 be given under the
auspices Of 81. Johns Lodge. n. 9. A. F.
d A. NJ. will take place April 8. Friday.
81. Johns Lodge. No. 8. A. +. & A. NJ,
gives charity ball Friday. April o.
The ceremonies OF Maunday Thursday,
under the auspices of Washington Chap
ter, No ], Knights Rose Croix. take place
March y at 8 O'Clock
Easter Sunday the Knights Rose Croix
VIII convene At Masonic temple at $50
a. m.
March q. Good Friday. Seattle Com
mandery. No. 2, Knights Templar, will
hold stated conclave at $50 pm. The
installation ceremonies will be conducted
by Eminent Sir George n. Alexander,
deputy grand commander OF Washington,
assisted by Eminent Sir Trusten P. Dyer.
grand marshal. The Order of the Temple
will be conferred on two candidates.
Sir knight II. Clay Eversole was elected
excellent prelate March g.
The Sir knights of Seattle Comman-
derry. No. 2. X. T., and soiourning Sir
Knights will meet at the Masonic temple
Easter Sunday at 10 O'Clock sharp, to at
tend divine service.
Beginning April 1 all Masonic bodies
will meet al O'Clock p. m.
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.
Lake Washington Lodge. No. 81. was
surprised last Monday evening by visitors
from Olive Branch Lodge, No. 4; Frater.
nifty Lodge. No. 6s: Seattle Lodge. No. Z;
CometLodge. No. l3e and the Port Blake.
ley, orting and Port Angeles lodges.
Speeches were made by prominent lodge
men.
The members of Salmon Bay Lodge, No.
wives last Wednesday evening. Those
present were Mrs. Wheatman, Mrs. John
Reed. Mrs Robert McLachlin. Mrs. Lyle
Mrs. Robert Sceles. Mrs. ii. c. Crook, Mrs
+. w. Frazer. Mrs Thomas Houston.
Mrs. A. w. Preston. Miss Edna Shields.
Miss Nina Shields. Miss Iva Pells. Miss
Lizzie Burke, Miss Gertie Desnoyer Miss
Amelia Hike. Miss Gertie Burke, Miss
NJ
Cooper, Mr.. Henry Crook, Mr. David
Thompson. Mr.. Brown. Mr.. James Sabey,
Mr.. A. Mccain, Mr.. +. c. Shirtciff Mr..
Warren Lucas, Mr.. Frank Comforth, Mr..
Frank Frazier. Mr.. Robert Sceles, Mr.. A.
Desnoyer. Mr.. ID. Desnoyer. Mr.. Comstock,
Mr.. Wheatman, Mr.. Lindblau.
Knights OF Pythias.
Queen City lodge No. 10 tonight enter
tains Lake Washington lodge No. 81. The
Page rank will be conferred on one candi.
date and a musical and literary pro-
gramme rendered.
Puget Sound lodge No. II will give an
invitation ball Thursday evening at the
Arlington hotel. On Friday evening the
committee Will confer the Knight rank.
Benevolent Protective Order OF Elks.
Last Friday morning Seattle Lodge. No.
81, paid its last respects 10 the remains of
Brother Robert J. Campbell. The men,
bers proceeded from the lodge rooms in a
body to Bonney & Stewards chapel, where
the funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Clark Davis. At the grave the burial
ceremonies of the Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks were held. Brother T. J.E.
Scoones, acting exalted ruler: Bro. A. f.
HALTER. acting exalted leading knight:
Bro. T. NJ. Boardman, acting exalted IoyaI
knight: Bro. II. A. Lake. exalted lec,uring
knight; Bro. II. C. Putnam, secretary:
Bro. W. II. Cowie. acting chaplain. and
Bro. +. w. Parker, acting esquire and
marshal, conducting the services. Brother
CampbeIPs death was the first that has
occurred 10 the members of Seattle lodge
since its organization in June. lsss
News has been received of the death in
Victoria on Saturday morning of another
member of this lodge-namely, Brother
Frank W. HUFF, professionally known as
Frank Wardell.
Knights and Ladies' OF Honor.
The first lodge of knights and Ladies of
Honor in the state will be organized mex,
Thursday evening ~ Red Mems hail. The
following ladies and gentlemen. residents
of Seattle. have been connected with the
order; Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Hanna
Mrs. K. III. Young, Mr. and Mrs q =