The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28
THE INNER CIRCLE.
Work Of the Secret Societies
During the Week.
GRAND Array MEMS REUNION.


Nothing II marked interest occurred
during the week ia fraternaf circlss, and
oil interest this week ID csntering in the
Memorial day exercises Of tbs Grand
Army men and their auxi!iiary branches.
to take p.aes next Wednesday, May -.
The next important event In Grand Army
circles 10 the twelfth annual encampment
Of this department. to Be held at Olympia
commencing June 20.
Msssnls Notes.
Monday, May 81, Eureka Lodge. No. 20
A. r. and A. NJ. conferred the Fsilowcraft
degree.
Thursday, May -. Seattle Council. q. D..
conferred the Royal and Select Masters
degrees ON several candidates. An oppor.
tunity 10 now offered to companion Masons
70 receive these degrees. n the dispense
ton closes June Is Thursday, May 81.
there will be another assembly Of Seattle
Council, U. D., Of Royal and Select Mas
tiers. when the degrees viii be conferred
on . large number Of companion Masons.
Seattle Commandsry, No. 2. Knights
Templar. held regular concisve Friday,
May Is, At their asylum. Masonic temple.
Saturday Sc. Johns Lodge. No. 8, A. f.
and A. NJ, held . regular communication.
This evening Arcans Lodge. No. 81, F.
and A. NJ, will confer the Entered APP
prentice degree. also the sublime degree Of
Master Mason.
: Last Wednesday . number Of members
Of Lorraine chapter. No. 9, Order Of the
Eastern Star. went to Ballard and paid
Occidental Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star, . fraternal and sisteriy VISIT The
worthy matron, Sister Diggs. conferred
tho degrees on several candidates in an
efficient manner. and aftsr refrsshmsnts
the sisters and brothers returned home,
we'll pleased vith their visit
Saturday. May -, the funFal Of Brother
Eicodemus T. Glen took place under the
auspices of Eureka Lodge. No. 20. A. F.
and A. M.
Arcana Lodge. No. 81. will confer the
Third degree this evening.
The Odd Rsllewa
Last Tuesday night Seattle Lodge, No.
Z. conferred the Second degree upon one
candidate. Tomorrow evening the Third
degree will BE- conferred.
This evening Fraternity Lodge. No. 66,
will confer the Second degree.
Last Saturday night Evergreen Lodge.
No. 126. of Port Blakeiey. visited Mystic
Lodge. No. 81.
Next Friday night Ridgely Rsbekah
Lodge, No. 8, will elect officers for the en-
suing term and viii also initiate two can
didates.
knights Of Pyshias.
Puget Sound Lodge. No. II. met last
Friday evening. One Esquire was proved
In the knight rank, and three strangers
elected TO receive the Page rank. Onicers
were elected for the ensuing term, as fol-
lows: c. c., Paul Person; v. c.. John
Mason: prelate. h w. Smith; NJ. of w.,
G. A. Lafayette; NJ. Of A.. e. T. Pape;
trustee. e. r. Butterworth. They will be
installed the first Friday in July. Next
Friday night three strangers will be initi-
ated into the mysteries Of the Page rank
Next Thursday evening Puget Sound
lodge will give the last Of their entertain
ment hops at the Arlington hall. It will
be in the form Of . reception to the officers
of the Uniform Rank and the Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Hythias. Grand Chancellor
Ronald, Grand vicc Chancellor Mckay, Of
Tacoma. with officers of the Uniform Rank
OF that city, will be present Invitations
have also been issued to Brig. Gen. H. A.
Bigelow and stan and Col. J. B. Metcalfe
and staff and to the lire officers of the
First regiment. Uniform Rank. Knights Of
Pythias. to be present in uniform. Col J.
Hamilton Lewis has been invited to speak.
q. q. Kniehts Of p ythiss.
Seattle division, No. ]. has had some
effective section drills during the past
month. II il their purpose to attend the
Grand Lodge Of the state, to be held at
Olympia June 4. They also have in view
trip to Washington City next August.
At the adjourned meeting last Thursday
evening herald was elected, and an adj
journment was made until tonight, when
large attendance is expected to- drill
under the command Of Col. Green. Several
limitations viii also take place
Woodmeu OF the World.
Seattle Camp, No. Co. last Wednesday
evening received two applications and
elected four candidates
A new camp was instituted last Satur.
day evening At Ballard by Deputy Head
Consul +. J. McHsnry and Special d. H.
c. +. c. Byers. The following officers
were elecetd for the ensuing term: Con.
sul commander, w. NJ. Curtis: adviser.
Lieut. George w. French; banker. Fred r.
Fisher; clerk. E. c. kellogg; escort, John
W. Wallace. Waterman. Ed Phillips: SEN
try. John McNab. examiner. James Parker,
NJ. ID; man ayers. b. NJ. Burnett, eighteen
months: John 7. lmerson. twelve months:
W. NJ. Curtis. six months. The camp
starts with nineteen charter members.
fourteen of whom were initiated and in
strueted IN the unwritten work of.she Pro-
lection degree at this meeting, and this
evening another meeting will BE- held
| when others ill be initiated.
| Ancient Order OF Foresters OF America.
Court Rainier. No. $3.50, last Friday
/ evening elected a senior y rood ward and in.
| itiAted one member
Court Queen Of the Sound. No. s.24s. re-
ceived one application for mem bership last
Monday night.
/ Queen City Circle, No. Us, c. O. r., last
/ Wednesday evening elected two members
and received tour new applications
Ancient Order of Foresters
| Court Friar Tuck, No. 7,ssl, A. O. F..
last Thursday initiated one candidate.
The committee On the nes floor work