The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-15

friseh. NJ OF E.; y. A. wedeen, NJ at A.
n sseftenzren vas elected representative
20 TIE grand Lodge and n. Anderson alter.
native.
Qneen City Lodge, No. 10, viii give
social 81 the Castle hall this Monday
evening.
The following officers of Rainier Lodge.
No. H. we're installed on FRIDAY evening
OF District Deputy ID. b. Davis. C. c., T.
X Davis: v. C., Owen Hughes: Pre-.
ION Raymond: ". Of W.. Fl. Thomas:
n OF Il. and g. D. b. Davis; " of f., p.
l. Nestnvs. NJ. Of Z, J. NJ. Philips; NJ
At A.. Ed Watkins.
The new officers OF Port Blakeiey lodge
toox their respective stations last Thurs
day.
Past Chancellor w. III. Esworthy il can
wasting for . book called The Pythian
knirhthood."
Two applicants will be received AZ the
next convention Of Port Blaksiey lodge
Queen City Lodge, No 10. will give q
grand entertainment this evening 81
Castle hall, Frye block, consisting Of q
musical and literary programme. a supper
End . ball. Ii will be q strictly invita-
tional siair. There will be Rotations by
Mrs Grorge +. Ward. Miss Ida May
Wright. Miss Lillian Wright, Miss Ella
Naithew, Burton G. Haines and Prof. r.
X. McLaren. vocal selections by Mrs. III.
ID. Temple, Frank K Atkins. Michael
Ball and the Columbian Quartette, q violin
solo BY Prof. LANCER and addresses by
Charles T. Cowden and ]. b. Metcalfe.
On Tuesday evening Grand Chancellor
Ronald, of Seattle. officially visited Tri-
angie Lodge, No. -, of Gilman, and in
stalled the officers OF that lodge for the en-
SUNG term. The following officers elect
were installed: Chancellor commander,
Thomas Gibson: vice chancellor COM
mander, John cumberland; keeper Of
records and seal. J. A. McEachern: master
of exeheqner, w. +. Gibson; master of
finance. Joe Wilkerson; master as
arms. Moses Quinvili; prelate, ]. L. Smith ;
master OF work. +. NJ. Ryerson inner
guard, J. w. Stout; outer guard, Peter
Pedargnana: trustee. William Ellis; dele
gates to Grand Lodge, T. II. Ellis. Louis
Becker; aiternates, F. NJ. Ryerson. Teto
Gainini After the installation of officers
| the members repaired to the Gilman hotel,
where they enjoyed q bountiful repast.
Grand Chancellor Ronald then made an
| address and toasts were responded to by
| J. l.. Parker, J. A. McEachern, J. Z.
Smith. r. NJ. Rysrson, T. II. Ellis and p.
| v. Davis.
Ancient order Unitsd Workmsa.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2. installed officers
| on Monday evening. q. A. Hill, assisted
| by Past Master Workman Drumm, OF
Aiki lodge. conducting the ceremony.
| Four candidates were also initiated in the
| Master Workman degree.
| Seattle Lodge, No. =. Degree of Honor.
installed officers on Tuesday evening. with
District Deputy Mrs. Kate Wilson, as
sisted by Mrs. I. J. Boyer. a. installing
| officer.
Kltsap Lodge, No. q, on Thursday even
ing installed the following officers: Past
| Master. u. A. Case; master. d. C. Morgan
foreman, T. Woodland; observer, ]. H.
| Murray; receiver, j. A. Thompson; re-
corder. L c. Fitzhenry; fnancier, d. l..
Jackson; guide, Henry Kimball; inside
guardian, A. II. McPhee; outside guard
ian. Thomas Murphy.
On Thursday evening Seattle Lodge. No
81. initiated one applicant in the junior
workman degree. A committee was ap'
pointed to have the new charter framed.
Visitors were present from Columbia
lodge. Queen City lodge and from Duluth
Minn.
Knights and Ladies' Of Honor.
The Supreme lodge of this order has de-
cided to introduce the order in the state oil
Washington and has already set on foot
| the institution OF the first subordinate
lodge in the city of Seattle. This fraternal
association has been in existence now six,
teen years. and numbers so 900 members
| IL has eighteen Grand lodges and l. 79t
| subordinate lodges It's increase every
year has been about 5000 members. Life
insurance policies are issued from $500 10
5000. each member paying assessments
according to his age. Subordinate lodges
pay their own weekly benefits in cases oil
| sickness.
California is the only state on the Pacific
coast having a Grand lodge. while Oregon
has several lodges.
Any one desiring information about the
order and all sojourning members are re-
| questcd to call Mt DR.. Goodspeed's office
Al Sullivan block, any time between the
hours OF IL and 1.
Ancient order OF Foresssrs OF Americs.
Court Bainbridge has now forty-ons
members and ak more to follow, and will
soon lead in membership. A play will
soon be put on by the members.
Court Enterprise. No. 1882 on Thursday
evening after business INDUCED in q
pieasant time. Several short addresses
were made by visitors, followed by severa
banjo solos and recitation. The Forty
fourth degree will be conferred on one oil
two candidates next Thursday evening
Father Mathew society.
At its regular meeting on sunday even
ing the Father Mathew Total Abstinence
| Society held its semi-annusl election. This
present officers are Philip u. o'Rien
PRESIDENT; l.. NJ. Thornton, vice presi
dent: Miss Minnie Rack, secretary; Mis-.
| Kate Murray, treasurer; NJ. keTins. ser
geant-at-arns: Rev. Father A. Sweere
). j., spiritual director.
Grand Army of the Republic.
On Monday evening the following of
aeers OF John Buford post At Evere,t were
installed: Post Commander, :. 5. King
senior vice commander. Joseph Bucher
Junior vice commander. Charles Adolrh
chaplain. q. ". Storms: officer of the day
| E. ]. Call: officer of the guard. Thoma,
Havercroft; sdjutant. :. NJ. Kennedy