The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-10
A BADGE FOR BROTHER JONES.
Grand Lodge Officers of A. o. L. w.
Fntertatned nv Local Members.


Columbia Lodge. No. .. A. O. Z. w,
held an omen meeting at Ranke hall last
Monday evening In honor of the dele
gates and members OF the Grand Lodge.
numbering about thirty. who are In the
city on their way 20 Olympia TO attend
the session OF the Grand Lodge. Among
the grand officers We're: Past Grand Mas
ter Oliver Hall. OF Colfax: Grand Master
Frank NJ Spain. OF North Yakima: Grand
Recorder James NJ. Pickens, or Chehalis
who ~ serving his second term: Grand
Receiver A. Amunds. OF Seattle. who Is
also serving his second term; Grand Medi-
cal Examiner r. NJ Davis. or Seattle:
Grant Trustee o. NJ Moore. formerly OF
Hoauiam, now OF Seattle: or the Grand
Lodge finance committee. n t. Wheeler
and s O. Benedict. Of this city, ana
George w. Race. Of Tacoma; committee
on laws. n. H. Butterfield. Deputy Grand
Master q. s. Jones.
The meeting was opened with selec-
ton rendered by the First Regiment or
cheStra. followed nv a short address or
welcome by r. Il. Butterworth, the Fast
Master Workman OF Columbia Lodge
The musical programme was as FOL
lows: Soprano solo. For All ETERNITY
NY Miss Charlotte Seiden, which was 50
we'll rendered as TO secure for her an en-
core. In which she sang selection from
the beautiful music OF "Amorfta. MT
charles w Saunders rendered The Old
Brigade" accompanied by the fun or
chestra. Mr.. Saunders is A great faVorite
wherever he sings. and for.an encore rem
serei Malfoy's Thursday. n tenor
solo was we'll rendered by Mr. r. l.. Nc
allaS,er singing The Bedouin Love
Song" and having to respond 20 a wen
earned encore MIR. Il. +. Wagner. the
hest solo cornetist In the state. gave two
OF his best selections. which were heart-
ily received.
address OF the evening. Being a pleasant
sneaker. ne kept his audience interested
throughout At the close OF his address
fe presented on behalf o. COLUMBIA
Lodge. an elegant gold badge OF faS'
Master Workman suitably engraved 10
Deputy Grand Master 20. = Jones re
mentioned IN his address the Tact mat
BROTHER Jones had the honor Of initiating
two years ago. in the the same hall. over
Sal men a. once as members 81 CoiHhh'a
Lodge. being the largest Initiation that
has ever taken place In the history o,
.his or any other order. Mr.. Jones haa
been ~ for a week and had % be brought
70 the hall tn carriage. ani inc EFFORTS
% he evening together with TIRE sense
az qualification az she unexpected honoF.
aA,9esat over-arue him. lie rallied, how
ever. sufficientiy 20 make n suitable re-
=nonse after which he vas returned 70
his home IN a carriage TIE pleasing m
a
n vas exactly fourteen years 10 hey
sin.e brother Jones' was made member
81 Columbia Lodge.
The fancy drill by the Queen city drin
team % feNfE7e No. a. which followed. was
fa,.ersaflv admired The team was shade
I'm ~ twelve men beside the dr'il mas
tr~ an dressed 81 white duck sailor tro0s-
cvs anA niue hlOases with "a on the
by-asxf The evoiufi0ns consisted 81
,na,~,hfnr. counter marching. forming OF
es,lres a. and lettering a. .. L. W ana
she sDglliax Of the words Queen CITY. ~
rrhls team has got the reputation o. oefn
sna best drille4i team On the coast. ana
bns accepted an invitation 10 attend tne
Grand Lodge session al OLYMPIA Tor the
ptsrpaSa 81 giving al eNhfaSion ANA
there.
T-ha committee On arrangements. con
sssflr.- OF 4. Amunds (. = Bowman ana
= W saunders. I'D rs work wsil, espe-
..3a,ly IN t,e decorations - esae hall. wnie n
,,,r,ssx,s~4 ~ a large SILK banner 81 the
Grand Lodge jurisdiction. aFd banner
- columbia Isostge On either side also
= large Anaerican flag ~ ne rear OF the
$50 together With a profuSson - fsotifd
,,1aF,ts and flowers hastily arranged ABOUT
she platform