The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-09

Seattle Lodge. Ne. s, tomorrow evening
VIII hold It's first OF a series % monthly
Sociais. or open meetings, 10 which all odd
Fellows and their families are cordially
invited. The committee IN charge OF the
first social IS composed Of l. g. Neville,
T. r Farr and j. y. Mccormack. There
VIII re a short musical and literary pro-
programme, 10 commence Al $50. 20 be
followed by card playing in the lodge
room and dancing below IN the social hall.
No admission fee Is charged at these So
Gals. their sole object being 20 revive an
interest in the order and bring Odd Eel
lows and their wives and families together
during the long evenings Of the coming
winter.
This lodge has elected the following Of
fceTs for the ensuing term; Nobl grand.
Charles W. FARMLAND. vice grand, Lyman
Wood recording secretary. Charles T.
Hathaway. Z. G., treasurer. Harry NJ.
Souder. The lodge voted at the last meet
ing 10 hold a joint installation OF officers
with Rldgely Rebekah Lodge. No. 6, FRI
day evening. January 3.
Ridgely Rebekah Lodge. No. 6, conferred
the ini;iatory degree upon three candidates
Friday evening. and elected the following
officers: Noble grand, Mrs. Charles IL.
Hathaway; vice grand. Mrs. +. III. Sill
man. recording secretary, Mrs. Minnie
Barnes: treasurer, Mrs. Louisa Shaw:
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Unity -Encampnlent, No. 2. on Saturday
evening. December y. viii have as guests
the Port Townsend encampment n Sc
attic Encampment. No. Il. Patriarch
Frederick Klinger viii be exalted TO the
Royal Purple degree, a good lunch VIII be
served and ali resident and visiting patri-
archs are cordially invited 10 attend. Elee-
ton of officers VIII also take place.
Fremont Lodge, No. 50, Wednesday even
ing conferred the inltiatory degree. Past
Grands I. II. Farr and Charles Il. Hath
away of Seattle Lodge. No. I, who were
invited to take part in ths work. were pres
ent. Past Grand Hathaway taking the
noble grand's part and conferrins the de-
gree and Past Grand Farr acting "a war
den and also delivering the beautiful and
impressive past grand's charge IN a very
able and creditable manner The follow
ing officers were elected: Noble grand.
George Is. Stocks; vice grand. Charles III.
Brownfield: recording secretary, Z. Il.
Remsberg. p. c.: treasurer, j. d. Clogston.
Golden Link Lodge. No. 80. held It's Sec
on open meeting and social at the hall.
SIS Front street. Tuesday evening. there
being about eighty guests present, who
heartily enjoyed a musical and literary
programme, then card playing and dane
ing were In order till midnight. The officers
elected are: Noble grand, L. l.. WinsloN:
vice grand. f. S. Sylvester, recording sec
rotary. Wellington Strohli treasurer WIN
lam Frankfurt.
Other lodges have elected officers as fol-
lows: Fraternity, No. s: Noble grand.
A. T. Grim: vice grand. Albert Dalton; re-
cording secretary. j. ]. Riplinger, j. G.:
treasurer. Frank Anthony. Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 4: Noble grand, w. G.. Nc
Carthy; vice grand. c.. +. Mclaughlin; re-
cording secretary. Il. w. Mcpherson. =.
@. treasurer. H.. NJ. Peters. Mystic Lodge,
No. 81: Noble grand. O.. o. Tystad; vice
grand. IL. Cure; recording secretary. +.
Il. McLaren, Z. c. treasurer. L. w. Bon
ney. p. G. Germanla Lodge. No. l02: No
BILE grand, G.. K. Penner, vice grand. J. G.,
Biegert. recording secretary, Charles
Reineken; treasurer. II. Gilbert.