The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22


were royalty entertained and delighted
with the efficient and impressive work OF
the camps officers and team.
MOdern W00dmen Of America.
There was a large and enthusiastic meet
Ing OF the Modern Woodmen Of America
al Forester's hall on Thursday evening, at
which time camp was organized With
hfty- four charter members and twenty
oiner applicants elected 20 membership.
The camp was instituted by c. D. Elliott.
state deputy mead consul, and the follow
ing officers were eiscted and installed:
Venerable consul. c. ID. Elliott. worthy
advisor, ralph simon. banker, Ira w. Con-
nor; clerk, l.. r. Dodge. escort. r. +. Con-
nor; Waterman. Charles Z. Dolphin, sem
Try, Il. u. Rardin: mana gers Charles II.
Lily, Andrew G. Freedom and FL. FL. Ku-
hes. The name selected for the new camp
Is Elliott Bay camp. No. Si3s. The beauties
OF the rstuaIistic work were fully appre-
ciated. the best Of feeling prevailed and the
members are very much pleased with the
Prospect OF building MP a splendid camp in
Seattle. The next meeting VIII be held
next Thursday evening in the same hail.
Good TempIara.
AT the regular meeting of Central lodge
Nc. lss the following officers were In
stalled for the ensuing quarter by the lodge
deputy, Mrs. A. r. Friend: C, r. Frank
Brewer: v. T.. Mrs. Barnes: c.. Mrs. Maud
MISSIONER: Sec, Lou Campbell; +. S..
Maud Brewer; T.. Charles Cook; NJ. Rose
Murphy; s. and G.. Bertha Brewer. p. c..
T., Walter Westover. The mission band
OF district Is will give an entertainment
for the benefit OF the lodge Wednesday
evening, December /, in the lodge rooms in
Brewers hall on Twenty-frst avenue.
The members of Lake Union lodge No.
lilo have elected and installed the following
officers for the ensuing quarter: c. T..
Charles Taylor: vice T.. Miss Hattie VIM
Ing; secretary. Emil Buhtx: assistant sec
rotary, Miss Farnandis: financial secre-
tary, Miss Lucy Harrison; treasurer. Mrs.
c. II. Easton; r. C. T., Miss Lou Levin;
chaplain. Miss Bertha Easton: marshal.
Henry PLIGHT; deputy marshal, Miss Maud
Propst; guard, Miss Clara Regaiia: SEN
tinei Meriot Ninningham: captain of
company A. Mrs. c. II. Easton: captain
OF company b.. Miss Nellie Hining.
Order Of the Eastern Star.
Notwithstanding the heavy rainstorr,
the members Of Lorraine chapter turned
out in good numbers last Wednesday
evening. and were amply rewarded Tor all
Inconvenience endured in reaching the Ma
sonic Temple. The chapter ioCin VAS
beautifully draped with hanglngs Of pur-
pie and white, whica were oruamented
with trailing vines Of myrtle. while bright
bouquets were on each of the stands, the
whole forming delightful picture. The
five degrees were conferred upon two can
didates in an impressive manner. There
were several visitors present, but no re-
Spouse to the worthy matron's call for
remarks" except from the w. c.. NJ,
Mrs. Lou Jordon. who briefly outlined
some important points Of interest to MEM
bers of the order.
At the close refreshments In lavish album
dance were served In the banquet hall,
after which dancing was INDUCED In until
late hour.
Lorraine Auxiliary will meet in Masonic
Temple next "Wednesday afternoon. The
literary subject win be "Bret Harte."
Women Of Moderate.
The members of Palm circle No. 6s met
In regular session on Wednesday evening
In g. A. r. hail. One application for MEM
bership was received. After lodge had
been closed those present enjoyed progress
sive whist. Mrs. A. 81. Bailey was award
ed ladies' first prize. a dainty china cup
and saucer: ]. G. Mcknight won the gen.
tlemen's first prize. a silver paper knife
BOBBY prizes, consisting OF a baby's toy
and beet in basket. were won by Mrs.
Hannah Williams and Mr. z. ]. Common.
Degree of Honor.
Aauila lodge No. IS met Thursday even.
ing. After short business meeting, dur
ing which plans were made for framing a
large photo OF the members and officers.
lodge was adjourned ard the regular
monthly social enjoyed. The joint enter
tainment by Aauiia lodge and Seattle No.
60. A. q, L. W., Will be given next Thurs.
day evening. 1t is a strictly invitatsona!
affair.
knights OF ry thfas.
II has been some time since Seattle No
81 has been heard from. But u Is not dead.
The lodge has bean wrestling with the
bylaw proposition, and has about COM
pleted good set. On next Wednesday
evening there Will be an open session, con-
sisting Of a musical programme and per-
hans 4 dance. All members and their
friends are invited. On the following
Wednesday will be the nomination of off,
GERS.
Rafhbone sisters
Monday evening Mlzpah Temple No.
held an unusually interesting meeting
good report from the sale OF tickets to the
food exhibition was read.
Hall to lie Dedicated
Special Dispatch to the Poss-Intellisencer
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. 2o-The new
odd Fellows haii now being completes, IN
this place Is 10 be dedicated with a grand
reception and ball on next Wednesday
night. over 20 Invitations have been Is.
sued and aeceptaaces have come from
many different points in the Northwest.
cup Of muddy coffee Is not whole