The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-24

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WHisam e Waits. eompznY -. Twentiefaa
Tndianas II 4. LIBBY. company G. Four
seenth Sen York state militia y. r Rs
selE. enapanY Ct second Conneetieut,
volunteer r. 81 J. McIyman, company
G. Oas Huadred and Tnenty-seeoad New
York. Egmard r. Richmond. company r
FORT segensh IraiaHa b. r Patsea- COM
ranY 4 TuesfGla Ono. volunteer infantry
G. r Lacy company 5. Forty seventh In
diana. Fred ~ Seone. ecFnpany g. feutn
Maine. INFANTRY ifeasin Tsppe, rompany
u, Fonrfh Kansas. infantry Simeon L.
Watkins. company g. Tweety- eighth lows.
infantry. Ciarses White, Fcgty-hfth Wis
consin. infantry: Daniel Winter, company
G. Ten1h Marie. infantry Robert y. b.
simpson company A, Fourth Delaware,
infantry. affair she MASTERING the follow
ing Officers we're sfeeted Daniel Winter
r. &. Robert ssiuzpson. ,. y. 81 ". IL.
White. efs1lsin: ] McLyman, @. d.
George Hart, surgeon major: Y. Tippe, :,
y.G v. II Kissesi. surgeon: III. A. Libby.
a1artermnster: George simpson. adjntant;
r. ". Stone, gHarternasfey sergeant The
trustees are Il. Tippe. G. r. Lacv and H.
A Libby. The Pest starts ont under VERY
favorable circumstances. and tsss visiting
comrades had very hearty reception By
she Slaughter brethren.
zeays on VETERANS
Phil shesiaae Camp, s. Of w.. was duly
organized AZ Tia meeting held Friday even
ing. and the information wss received
from Captain Miller that the mex camp
would probably muster Thursday evening,
December s. Captein-elect Koch an
Eonnced his stan. and the officers we're COM
pleted az follows
sionfx Koch. captain; Dr. r. W. Young.
GFsE lIetitenant: III. W. Dietrich, second
lsensenant; Thomas Lyle. g. q. Jenkins
g Y. de eteignsr. camp council: staif-T.
Lyle, chaplain; II. q. Waters, FIRST SER
gsant. A. L. Willard, guartermaster-ser-
gean; @. q. jenkins. sergeant Ruard; G. y.
Walswofth color sergeant, r. w. Fox.
principal musician: w. b. Phillips, cor
poral guard; Il. +. Ripley. picket guard
The camp has secured the use Of The
Young NalaraIistx' hall, and will meet
every Thursday evening after the comrades
are mustered III. All sons OF old soldiers,
not less than II years OF age are cordially
invited TO Join the camp.
KsteHTs eF rYTiuss.
Colonel n. A. Bigelow, Colonel }. b.
MetealGs and Sir Knights w a. snyder, w.
Z. Lsdgsrwood. w H. Cowie. Peter Burns,
l.. Anderson and ~. Il. Gunderson left SEE
attic last Tuesday morning Tor Victoria,
b. C., where C0ionel Bigelow. as installing
officer, assisted by the siF knights, was to
institute q new lodge. At Port Townsend
the party were joined by Sir knight VI. b.
Niffock. The party was also Joined by
Captain Richardson, of Nanasmo Division,
No /. and detachment Of officers when
they arrived IL Victoria.
The Pythian band OF twenty-six pieces,
under the leadership OF Professor Pferdner,
together with the Victoria division in full
uniform. gave the visiting comrades a
hearty reception, and marched with them
around the town and then 20 the Pythian
hall. where q speech of welcome was de-
livered by cApiatn Benson. OF Victoria.
Colonel Bigelow replied in most happy
manner. after which all repaired 10 the
pelm0nie6 restaurant for supper.
TIE knights afterward returned TO the
Pythian hall, where Colonel Bigelow insti-
tuted Victoria Division. No. 2 OF the grand
jurisdiction OF u. c.. uniform rank, X OF
r., with membership OF thirty-three. The
following named sir knights we're then duly
and legally elected and installed as the
first officers OF the division: Sir knight
captain. II. r. W. Behnson; sir knight
lieutenant. a. G. Black: sir knight herald
n j. Plummer; sir knight recorder, b. II.
John: sir knight treasurer. ID. f. Fee, il.
sentinel, j. II. Maeabe.
AZ the conclusion OF the werk the
Pythians repaired 10 the Poodle Dog res.
taurant, where magnificent banquet was
provided, and the boys spent two hours
exchanging toasts and fraternal greetings.
Colonel nigeiow and party returned to Sc
attic next day. and states that he never
had q hetter time in his life, and SO say
they all.
TME NOBLE RED MEX.
Seattle Tribe. No 3. l. O. OF K. ~. will
install their officers next Tuesday evening
ia their elegant ball i'm the Harms 4 Dick.
man building, Great Ineahoney ". w.
Leonard. OF Port Townsend. will be pres.
emf on that occasion, and the tribe OF the
wigwain VII have banquet and general
merrymAkins. The oilieers elect are;
Douglas Yoang sachem James Lang.
senior saEssaere. James Weaiherbv. Junior
sycamore, ard the present saehem. J.
/ Neatly. viii then take the prophets stump
The chief of reeords Is yet 40 be elected
THg TuRS vEREtS.
The dramatic section ol the Turn Vcrein
gave is opening entertainment OF the sea-
son in their hail last Sunday evening
when they presented the drama, Thu
strait BEAD il the Best. I" The following
took part ln the drama, under the dlree
ton Of Mr.. Welssig Mrs Weig, Mrs
kahlman and q. Renninghansen, j. f.
Weissig. L, Goth. Emit .Overweg and q
W orweg. The singing section. led by
Prof hnnts, also assisted IN the enter
ssinment. This section Is composed OF 81
aaii. . Mayer and A. Munich. hrst tenOrs
G FIech. o. Carried and L. Harbach. sec,
0na trHorS, II Sshaesslsr. q. Michel. g
BsnninFhAussn and II. Herkearath. hrsl
bass; H. Basss. G Edson. J. Drummer, q
knucwpel ard I. Hamburger. second bass
proG. Alfred I.Eeben LED the Orchestra
The rlay wAs weli attended aud loudly
applAuaed. ~ vas also the singing and the
music ~ the orchestra Dancing was
shea the order os the night for nearly twu
hours.
The Turn Yeresn intends giving another
entertainment ia their hsii about Decem.
her a.
The wymnassl, seetS0n af the society in.
tends guink 10 Tacoma Thanksgiving aay
80 assist the society gymnasts in giving an
exhibition Of r1al turning and expect "a
have Jolly day.
eEAwg ssF soen FExFtAas
/ Lake Washington Ledge, No. III. I. o.
/ a. r.. hat An oyster sapper and party LAST
/ Tuesday evening Al the residence Of Rev
/ Is Il. SgEsea, GA AaTkea street, and about
nlnstv persons were nrNsesi The tan