The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-12

term, -. W. Boyce. Two years term, w.
". Roper: physician. l.. c. Neville; cap
tain guards, w. w. Clenert.
w0Odmen Of the World.
meeting that will be a landmark in the
history of woodcraff was held by Seattle
Camp, No. So. on last Tuesday night The
new uniforms that had Jusr been procured
were introduced and the team work, in
charge of Past Consul r. L. Hodgden, was
the finest ever put upon the floor. innova-
tons being introduced that We're a surprise
to old Woodmen. Head Camp Lecturer {.
w. Wheeler honored the camp with his
presence and delivered a short address.
Ne-ghbor Wheeler returns to Seattle on De-
eember % and gives three days to Seattle
camp in the way Of public meetings at
which addresses will be delivered by a lead
ing minister on woodcraft as viewed by
the church. leading newspaper man on
by other speakers. a bright. witty lecture
on woodcraft will be given by Mr. Wheeler
tomorrow night
Home Camp met last Wednesday evening
In Elks' hall, Colman building. Ten new
applications were received and referred TO
committees, and six were elected to mem
bership. Seven strangers were introduced
In the Protection degree and one neigh
Dor admitted by transfer card. Home camp
has received e.ghty-seven applications for
membership since October l.
Palm Circle. No. ss. meets on Wednes-
day OF each week at G. A. r. hall. Hinck-
ley block, A social and entertainment will
be given on Wednesday December a. New
members are being adopted at each meet
been elected as follows: Past guardian
nsghbor Mrs. Laura 3. Mecklem; guar
dian neishhor. Mrs. Lulu Conner: adviser,
Mrs Clara Dunn: clerk. Mrs. Josephine
Mclaughlin banker. Mrs. Sevela West:
magician. Mrs. Mary Giering; attendant.
Mrs. Minnie Morris: captain of guards.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mailman; inner sentinel. Mrs.
Nelson; managers Mrs. Josephine Walker,
Mrs. Lucy Brownie, Mrs. Hannah Will
fans: musician. Mrs. Mary Thomas: ply
sic.ans. DR.. Emil Bories. DR.. s. ]. Dean.
DIR. Agnes Harrison.
knights Of Pythias.
Castle hall was crowded with knights at
the Wednesday evening convention of Sc
attic Lodge. No. 81. Chancellor Commander
Conner presiding. The. sick list received
unusually careful attention from the lodge
Three applications for Knghthood were
read and referred. The rank of page was
conferred on Strangers Powers, Baker and
investments made for the lodge. The cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing term took
place. Several of tbs. offices were closely
contested. Those elected were: V. p.
Hart. chancellor-commander: w. D. Par
themer. vice chancellor; ]. c. Jeffrey. pre-
late; f. ID. Mclaughlin NJ OF E.: w G..
Dickinson. NJ. of F.. ]. |. Knight maste:
F. Rich. NJ Of w; w. f. Burgess, inside
guard: J. W. Wheeler, outside guard; f.
J. Powers. G.. r. Gay and James Hart.
trustees: w. r. Williams and j. /. Knight,
delegates TO the associated board of relief.
Next week the pages Will be tested in the
rank of esquire.
Harmony Lodge. No. 5. held an enthusi-
astic meeting last Tuesday evening Much
routine business was transacted. The fol-
| lowing officers were elected for the ensu.
| ing term: r. Il. Albertson, C. c.; Hy-
isnaor y; CT J., n Laying p; G. NJ But, i,
| w; I. Korn. X. of r. and s.: F. T.. Feurt
| NJ. OF E.: F. Bories. NJ of F.; trustees J
| c. Allen, F. Towle. r: Osborn: representa-
| tives to bureau. of relief. I. Korn. F. Bor-
les Next Tuesday. December I3, knigh,
rank will be conferred.
Degree of Honor
| At the regular meeting OF Seattle Lodge
| No. Z, six candidates were initiated and
the committee reported favorably on TWEEN
| iy-s:x applications for membership. Three
| new applications for membership were re
| ceived and referred. In the semi-annua
! election of officers the following were elect
| ed: Chief OF honor. Edith Hapgood: lady
of honor. Mrs. Sol Blum: chief of cere
| monies, Mrs. T.. Blake: recorder, Mis-.
| Graves: fnancier. Mrs. J. l.. Hildebrand
receiver Mrs. Croker; usher. Mss Park
| watch. Mrs Bedding: delegate TO the Crane
| lodge. Mrs Schrochm; alternate. Mrs. Cum
mings. This addition 10 the usual wori
| social entertainment feature OF the meet
| ing.
| AquiIa Lodge. No. IS, held its regular
| session on last Thursday night. In the Col
| Ems block. One application for member
| ship was received and two candidates int
| tiated. On next Thursday evening thu
/, regular monthly social will be held. Tnvi
/ tat.ons have been sent 10 all Workman
| and Degree Of honor lodges I'm Seattle. Tn,
| en;er'a inment committee promises a trea
| 10 all those who attend. Friends OF III.
| order are invited 20 attend.
Among the Red Men.
| Chief Seattle Tribe met in Tia new hal
in the Seattle National Bank building
| last FTfesdav evening and elected officer
! for the ensuing term The installation
! meeting night in January. when the officer
! os the Great Couneil will be present an,
raise up the chieftaius with due ceremony
| State Organizer T. ]. Bell has been sue.
! cessful in securing a Dess,scn for a Trih
/ at Everett, signed by ninety-five apnii
/ cants and last Friday evening the co,iu
| ell brand of the new Tribe was kipdled b
/ the Great Saeher. ]. l.. AcMurray. q
| Tacoma. DeleSatious were present from
all points on Puget sound the dezre
work being performed in highly polishe,
! manner by the Port Townsend Tribe. Tn
officers elected in Pilchnck Tribe No. 4
! Everett, were: J. G.. Jerread prophet; j
b Gibson. sachen. l.. II Fisher seuio
/ sycamore. j. J. Sullivan. Junior SYCAMORE
! f o Carter. chief Of r. X. GramIner. I.
[ OF ".
Frafernni order of Eagles
Seattle Lodge. No. I, held It's regular ses
sion in E.agie Eyre yesterday afternoon a
i;Sa O'Clock. Fifteen candidates were mi