The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03

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der ~ gsnai EsstE, holds meetings exesy
sanszy IN IS temporary Tessa q the COZ
re- * Commercial and Washington
streets. Ersa BoTjes = president ami "
4 ierski. secretary. Tie so1Ee : prosper
inx. ard firing the past Eeek there we're
Efseea mew npysaie4tsops- be Visit @
Grand presizens Rethsch2id and bFaztl
SecYetarv Kiznk. from can Francisco. haa
nizch - 30 Nith creating neE interest ID
tbs o.sse-.
The loslse has secured permanent quar-
ters IN lie Harms 4 fisekugan Building.
corner Froat and Marion streets, AID
= aea the rex room Is Teaay for occupancy
The g'nai Birth intend 70 bare grand
eele5rAs5oa there. probably next ound az
Tmg znxrEetxcE NogEEaa.
racsac Lodge. No. ~ I. o. G. T.. elected
t!ae solgowing as officers for the ensuing
aaarGer 1t tae meeting he'd "wednesday
evening f. G. Wilson. q. T.. Mrs. e. J..
HagrarI. = r.: Miss lena Rogers. > ].
T. 4. II. lannon's, e \; II. l. Van
By5s Kin. + :. Mrs. Z. ". Wood. treas
ursr :. + Dawson. chaplain 6. n. Black
neg. NJ. Miss Nellie Meketchan, o.; =
h. Haegard, = Miss Lena Graves, organ
id. NJ. II. tiorgsIey and Mrs. l.. HaEgard,
captains M II GoFInley, G. L. Haggard
and s. f. Batison, trustees This lodge IS
doing active woTk.
Lake Washington Lodge. No. III, /. O.
a. r elected the following d officers Tor
the ensuing quarter a. the regular meeting
III the lodge, last Tuesday egening. Miss
Lrlcv Pratt g. r.; Miss Lulu Alien, '. i.
Miss Eva Ssewart. 5. J. r.. Charles Moi
ford, T. E Robert Shepard. T. 6. Miss
Laura Castle. 4. f. s. Mrs. Frank suit
ton. chaplain. Pliny Allen. NJ Miss Belle
Pratt A. NJ. Miss Annie Jones. g.: Har-
vey r. fsogerage. s.: Miss Lulu Allen, cap
tain Of Company T.. Jonas Busheii, +. H.
sutton and Miss Lucy Pratt, trustees. X.
y Kennedy IS past CHIEF tempiar.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the |. o.
q. r. association wass held Wednesday
evening in the Market street schooihoase
10 consider plans for a new building in
which the lodges could meet also 10 con-
q. e&-Esk fs.f EFF
new balI. 4 committee was struck, which
will report at the next meetingof the lodge.
Grand Chief Templar Jonas Bushelli nsti-
tuEed an /. o. q. r. lodge at Sehome, Oe-
t9ber -. which viii hold meetings every
Friday evening.
Mrs. NJ r. Reese. state organizer OF the
W. c. T. T., returned TO Seattle last week
from an organizing trip in Island county.
s0Ss or VETERANS ORGANIZE.
Preliminary meetings were held Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings in the office OF
Koch & Oakley. sl3 West street, for the
purpose of organizing camp OF the Sons
OF Veterans. The meetings were we'll at
tended and were presided over by Mr..
Koch. Another meeting viii be held at
the same place, and the muster roll will be
kept open until then for eligible Young men
who desire 10 come in as charter members.
All old soldiers sons over Is years OF age,
in Seattle and vicinity will be eligible and
they are expected to be present Thursday
evening Nearly fifty have already signed
the roll. The Sons Of Veterans were duly
recognized by a vote OF the q. A. II. ma.
tionai eneampment at its last session
which was held in Milwaukee last August
Colonel John X. Miller is division com.
mander Of the sons Of Veterans for the
states of Washington. Idaho, Oregon and
Montana. lie will grant the charter for the
new camp when the organization is per
ected.
TaE TUBS vERETS.
The Seattle Turn Verein, or Turner So
clety was prosperous aud active body pre-.
yious to the FIRE, but has done little work
since then. 4 reorgan ization of Two see.
tions will be effected this month, and ar
ranremeuts are being made 70 secure the
best leading talent for each
The dramatic section has been reorga
nized during the past week and will give its
first entertainment November II in Turner
hall, II viii consist of a three act comedy
under the management ef Mr. WeisSig
This section numbers about twenty mem
hers and under the leadership OF Professor
Gunst. very proficient musician. is max
Ing splendid progress.
The athletic section has between fifteen
and twenty members, aud meets every
Tuesday and Friday Professor .. Never
has resigned his position a. instructor, but
will have charge ot the class until another
instructor can be secured. IL is expected
that oEe Slll he appointed soon. when more
active work will he done
GENERAL LopGg Room
The upper story Of the Harms &
n.skman buildinE. corner OF Front and
Marion streets, Is being fitted up especially
for secTet societies and vii be ready for o,s.
eupancy tho middle of this week THE
iaain Fsige room Is ia the uorthwcs. cor.
usF 0f the building and will he SO arranged
and permanently furnished a. To meet III,
requirements al each of the fralerna
bodies. II is q lafse. bright and we'll
lighted room. There are antcrooms for all
she societies and all the ulu,lcrn conven.
ieuces. tu the mala lodge roam Seattle
TFsbe Nc 9, independent Order al led
Men. queen city and Harmony lodges
knights Of Fythias, the odd Fellow lo3ees
aud the Antleul Order 81 lniteti Work
gueu gijl hold meetings TIE hall has brer
Engaged FOR aboat every night ja the week
iH the eastern end of ibe building corn
tortsAle quarters ara being prepared for ths
Manhattan Ciub.
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