The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-25

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vii meet at 3 O'Clock as - ssme paaes.
and tbs Woman's Relief Corps vfl meet g
10 O'Clock Is Young xstufaIists' hall Al
rnion veterans aFe cordially invited g lo.n
In the parade. and The public ere invited 20
attend al tise services.
The 1ouer c0nsmiftee viii meet next
Ihufsdsv afternoon 81 the residences Of
Mrs r. Moran. Lenors street, between
second ard Third streets; Mrs D. Web
ster. Maroon sfreef. between Second and
Third STREETS, and Mrs A. r. spauIdEng.
Soufh Eleventh street. between Jackson
and King streets. 70 arrange flowers and
make bouquets for decoration purposes
Flowers can b. left at either of the resi-
dences named during Thursday. OF - the
Armory Friday asorning.
SOUS or yETExsss.
George II. Thomas Camp. No. /. met last
Thursday night and mustered four recruits
and receired six applications for member
ship. Captain T. W. Young issued spe-
cial order for the Sons OF Veterans 10 meet
~ Young NasnfAl5sts' hall 1t 1870 n M
today. to attend the memorial services
with Stevens Post d Plymouth Congrega-
ts0nai church The sons are directed 70
return 70 The hail At 2.30 p m, TO attend
the memorial services as the Armory- The
details from the Sons Of Veteran camp viii
set - ushers. The camp viii have drill
tomorrow night st si3 West street
The stste encampment will b held IN
North Yakima, Thursday, June II.
sons % n. GEORGE
Washington Lodge, No. 3o7. Sons OF 81.
Georges. met last Tuesday night in Pacific
hail and initiated four new members. the
roll now numbering 10. The lodge COM
pisted the adoption Of the bylaws and 70
solved to close the charter. As the lodge
Is In such excellent circumstances, II pro-
poses to hold grand picnics IN the near
future, the details OF which will be ar
ranged Tuesday night Many novel feat
ures Tor the picnic have been proposed
Worthy Past President J. r Burrell has
received commission from the worthy
grand president Of the grand lodge Of
california, appointing him district deputy
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lodges.
IMrnovEp ORDER RED MEN.
Seattle Tribe, No. 2. l. O. r. M. met last
Tuesday night, but did no degree work be-
cause Of the absence Of several members
who went 70 Spokane Falls to attend the
Knights Of Pythias grand lodge session.
Complete arrangements have been made
by the tribe for the grand hunt and fishing
trip 1t Port Washington next Saturday.
All seportsrs on the city daily and weekly
newspapers ara invited 10 accompany the
red men ct the expense Of the tribe. A
splendid programme Of sports has been
prepared for the afternoon, and speeches
and good time arranged for the evening
al In true Indian style.
Next Tuesday night the Tribe will con-
fer the Hunters degree upon three candi-
dates.
Seattle lodge. No. 81. d. r. O. E., met
last sunday in the Red Mems hall and ini-
tiatsd three candidates. The lodge viii
NEST today and elect officers Tor the en-
suing year. Arrangements win also b
inside for securing an exclusive hall, - the
lodge h strong financially and In numbers.
Yousa nES's ISsrIrurE.
Tho Young Mems Institute met last
Friday night In Chisholm's hall. and ncm-
mated the following officers. who will be
elected next month; President, G. p.
blanchard first yice president. ]. r. Nc.
Elroy; second vice president h d.
Hughes; recording secretary, J. r. Glea.
son; financial secretary. J. J. Burns; trea.
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