The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-26
efrsrY IN GEsERAt.

- 49, - @~fs
nm vas a noticeable improve
-, h social life here last wee<. Al
sksart il xiIi he fully a month b,for
- nietirs OF the tail ses-on viii BIZ
- Mr.. EIlls' musicale, TIP A &
n reception. the &. G CLUB
nSe,.ng. lhe Esmond party anu ii,
lissss given at the Rainier Club t
Nj Stout, we're the principal socis
eyrals. There has also been a nun
- of seedlings. the most notable c
vk;cb are mentioned below.
A. o. G. ". RECEPTION.
IN Monday evening a very pleasan
neption and social was given at tn
sesrsbouse by Columbia Lodge Nc
NA.O. e. W., in honor of Gran
Naetey Workman I. A. Stephens, {
fostIand. who is making fraternal vi,
q among the lodges Of tn
uder on Puget sound. A larg
aambef Of The friends Of TIL
eed>r were present and the following
hlsresting prograne Was warmly RI
eetsed Quartette Miss Emily CaI
keek, Miss Florence Caldweli, MI
John Nicholas, Mr.. William Carkeek
address Of Weieolne-Mr. L. {
xarum.
Address-Mr. s. n. shipley.
Quartxtle-- Messrs. Catkeek an,
Caldwell, Messrs. Nicholas and Car
keek.
Address Grand Master Workman
T. A. stephens.
Afi0n Club sextette- Messrs. NJ
Bail, John Techt, Henry Ergeus, vii
lain Meydenba1eT. David Harms
John kunfz.
5oio- Miss Fiossa Root.
Nr. T. NJ. Shipley, Of COLUMBIA
huge, briefly and iorcibiy DESERVED
~ aims Of the order and the wort ol
" lodge In Seattle, relating how IN
~ little band OF thirteen sought
hbuild up fellowship amongst men,
nj Gonid create III mankind myre
tfue mAniiness. how the new broh.
ahood recognized the law of love 10
b The fundamental law of the social
Increase. rs gravitation Is OF the
pdyslcal. increased In numbers L.
their work OF charity progressed. I'll
u The close OF Their second decade
&ouu wofkmen, bro hers from every
VOCATION IN ilie, are now bonded b.
svtttf III work oi pare philanthropy
.hat While eacil vas has afing his osi
lie be VAS also one oi an oTuer anIi.
ssf dispensing ave million ,a,i.
las iur the Te.lei OF urstltats
tsail.iss. The speaker tsei
feeaiitaiated the disbursement.
Rsae By the ofder during twes ,
Years. a. ivllows: The nlMtber vi
iAnsiaies whose aesoiation has been
isassrta less dssoiate, 20 ,.32l. ara
sosal ei sip,6li,'ss' paid by Inc ir,aer-
hl'y taal lite Ia the families of IL de.
~a'ei iseinDeTs might pe more Ave
sbe. Oi this amount lae seattle
tdse Aaa PAID 80 90. A. an III ii
@hi, ~ e0 paid by Seattle nem-
wfs, TIE widoaS and orphans VI nti
deceased mc,nhers have during a,
ssnis Period received $500 irou tie
osdef u large. In addition TO tkis
san ESQ was paid 81 sick mem brs
making IS. go uisbursed ia Seattle
xainsi $ss,Usu sent elsewhere. In
cAef words, during period OF ten
years, While its memsers were paying
assessments at the rate ri SlaiU per
year columbia lodge Invested SIS.
W. 10 The gratitude OF the widows and
orphans ol The land.
orand Master Workman sauhans
Weii IN an interesting manner, pro-
oeedec 70 tell the audience why ever,
na'baad father brother and son shoala
~sour nitnlier Of the 4. q. T.. W.
a, Inc iiie ard growth OF the 4 q. L..
" vas attendant al every stage by
soo' WORKS. TIE jurisdiction 4 0reeoi
ano v arlington have alone Collected
a''u uisoarsed over saN.oue. The al.
$50 vas repiels With vii and goo.
.as'ce. and at lis close, uoon A mo
uoh made by 5. NJ. shlplsv. a vote
~ ,nasAs was gnaaimsa,l; extended
w.. w. aia''d Master Stephens tor his abb,
- - Instructive Presentation os TIA,
"ails Of The A. D. [. ".
An EsrsiSe's Nr.wAtz
ahe ohoice programme OF musica
N'seuons from the great con- posers
saeh Mrs. Ellis prepared and kindl,
sssaaauled among friends and invite,
f@a'hsssites. attracted A large AZ,
p'os.Nte audience Ia ia, lsctur,
weM OF TOE First NJ. T.. church las
. "",ssaaoesiay evening. The piano re
$40 steeeted by Mr.. Ellis. weru
80 70 sith the kecnest appreci
49, ana IA every Instance was en-
49, as'h the artistic soloist reap
s,as W 70 satisfy her hearers witt
~ r 3, m'''s pleasing reudltions.
Ai Ems 9peAei the recital viii
To @es Wilde Jagd. by kullacs
g. VIZ eil''ri oapt;vatsd her audi
s,s' t. valet qplcklv cal'e,. her back I,
ase'a tn medic, both racv AZ,
H. shr, at her own con,;,a<ltioY,
-, af'i. Lobe next iol owed With
r.. ia 'oso. Rigalvtto." hV Verdi
81. se,S'eedsd hy a vocal solo
A.. fselschueiz rendered mos
s,s'issAaiy by Mrs J 4. Painting. Ia,
- 'sshg responded "a hv yer
Als scs.sad az the pro,ramu,e VA
a. MO piano solo. rsrou
W.. oy kahenStein. in which Mrs
e. a. IN the Rap,oiie d'Auver
~ Nipassed herself and drew fort
he..s a'''st decided applause of he
-. s'ossssor Ge,laes, on account of ii
'iet. hlm.
"a aeAsias variation Was made i
Han s.,si solo FendrFsri by Mrs. Jadg
s'ofles, entitled. Ala ~ge.l
raS''rh'e, written hy Robandi.
a. musicale IN all it, features =,
s,' eu deserved credit upsan its pa
s.na,a'.. ss Those who en- loved II e.
ls.sssd Ia Mr.. Ellis most cor,iii
.,,''a As Tor her efforts, and ah,snaas
:, in a3oFding large aussiens
nsnt. 's''''S enter '@'A'
fVtNs NEN's INSTITUTE.
af' II. W Miller and Mr. r.
s" have gone to Oakland. Cal.
NE esHi she grand ccaucil Of The Your
-. Institute. whieh comsenes
s,s Wy The gentlemen 80 a. del
~ - sfem tie Young Mems Insiiius
e ne grand council this year will
-9sS ~, OF sis delegates. represes
- institutes. The growth Of u
r.: Alton has been somethi,