The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-10

workman. James E Peters; master workman,
James Z. Peters; oTersesr, James P CoTne; re-
corder, B. Frank Boylau: fnaneier. Fred
Twichell: guide, z. y. Dshappy; inside watch
man, James Man ning; outside Waterman, g. W.
Collins; medical examiner, Dr.. James Parker.
Improved Order of Red Men.
Seattle Tribe, No 2 elected the following
chiefs for the ensuing term at its annual meet
Ing last Tuesday; Prophet. o. O. Denny; saehem,
J. g. Eyler; Senior sycamore, w. A. Snyder; jun
for sycamore, George p HGrd; keeper of wern-
pun, W. Lotka; chief of records, l. E. Wolfe;
trustees. o. o. Denny, J. l. Westherby.
On next Tuesday evening the officers elect
viii be installed by Vice-Great Incohonee J. C.
Mitchell Arrangements have been made to en-
terrain large assembly.
The tribe has in preparation novelty which
will be produced publicly az an early date, con-
sisting of 5urlesque written by local play
wright.
Grand Army of the Republic.
very large meeting OF the John f. Miller
Post was held on Tuesday last at their han in
the Frye building, the occasion being the In
stsil&tio1 Of the oficers-elect for the coming
year. The following were installed: Com
mander, Byron Phelps; senior vice commander,
Is. T. Tnaeker; junior vice commander, w. v.
Rinehart; surgeon, l. W. Carpenter: chaplain,
H. D. " 4Oets QudIbeLHael%t, j. II. HllsOU,
ofheer OF the day, Amos Brown: officer of the
guard, Ed Cookson. The following were ap-
pointed by the new commander: Adjutant,
William Phillips: s. NJ, George Hooker: G.
u. g., 6. Odell.
The ceremonies were conducted by Colonel
Frank Clendeunin, adjutant-general Of the de-
pertment. At the close the retiring COM
msnder, Colonel J. W. Langley, delivered an
address, briefly reviewing the work OF the past
VOC bOr Al ye-
close OF which the post unanimously voted its
thanks to Commander Langley for the dignity,
courtesy and impartislity with which he has
presided over its meetings The evening was
concluded with the usual "rations''
The council for this department of the
G. A. r met Tuesday, and decided to hold the
next encampment at Fairhaven on june s.
On Tuesday evening stevens Post publicly in
stalled its officers The installation eeremo-
MES were conducted by Past Commander W. E.
Wilson. The officers installed were as follows:
Commander, l. A. Treen; senior vice, r. s.
Scott; junior vice, ]. Taylor: surgeon, William
Hilton; quartermaster, s. G. Benedict; chap
lain, J. 5. Houghton; adjutant, William HASTE;
officer OF the day, H. I. Phillips; officer OF the
guard, H. Fox.
After the ceremony the following interesting
programme was rendered:
Vocal solo-"Canzonetta'' Mrs. Coiner
....................- Miss O'Brien
highland Fling .--.-.. Master Fred Hilton
instrumental duet.
Mr.. II. A. Van Amrnge Professor Eversole
Vocal soo-"Oh, Promise Me- ...Mrs Coiner
whistling solo -. Mr. II. A. Van Amrinre
The Sons of Veterans.
General George II. Thomas Camp, No. 1. had
their public installation of officers for 1892 on
Friday evening. DR.. E. ". Young acted as in
stalling officer. About fifteen members of Gen.
eral John W. Sprague Camp, No. L. of Tacoma,
visited Camp /, and participated in the instaila-
ton services. Captain A. r. Heilig commanded
the party. The following officers were in
stalled: Commander, Charles Z. Plimpton; s
V. commander, L. Willard; J. " commander, G.
G. Jenkins; camp council, Ii. H. Smith, w. F.
Dearborn, F. J. Hemen.
Captain Plimpton appointed his staff as fol-
lows, and they were installed by Colonel
Young: Chaplain, George f. Derby; first ser
geant, Charles d. Wilson; quartermaster ser
geant, c. b. Wadsworth: color sergeant; R. NJ.
Weedin; sergeant of guard j. Ed Brown: prin-
cipal musician, Charles Dearing; corporal of
guard. C. II. Phillips; camp guard, George &.
Brindenstein; picket, p. II. Cookson.
The Sons of Veterans installation was pre-.
coded by the installation of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, No. /, of the Sons OF Veterans auxiliary
10 Thomas camp. Colonel Young acted as in
stslliug officer for the Ladies' Aid Society. and
also Mrs. Flora Apologize served gracefully az
guide. The following officers were duly in
stalled: President, Miss Lotta Scott: vice pres
ident. Miss Blanche Treen; past president, Miss
Lulu Allen. trustees, Mrs. Z. c. Allen, Mrs. II.
II. Phillips Miss Blanche Treen. President Scott
appointed her staff officers as follows: Chap
lain, Mrs. Z. Z. Allen; secretary, Miss Maude
Gayle: treasurer, Miss Flora Applegate: guide.
Miss Grace Koch; guard. Miss Grace Robbins;
judge advocate, DIR. Z. W. ioung; and the fol-
lowing members OF Camp were elected as an
advisory committee: Lieutenant H. H. PHILIPS,
Captain c. E Piimpton, Lieutenant E. c. Allen,
Lieutenant Lee Willard, Sergeant C B. Wads-
worth. A short programme, as follows, was
rendered:
Music. 80. Tacoma Sons of Veterans Drum Corps
Address OF welcome TO Tacoma Camp -.
......-'--.......-..- &c. Z. de steiguer
Response Lieutenant A. Z. Heilig
instrumental Duet.
...... Miss Flora Applegate. Miss Nora Cary
Recitation. ............... Miss Lottie scott.
Highland ring. Master Fred Hilton
song-"Marching Through Georgia" Audience
The supper which followed was served In
army style, and was followed BY dancing,
which was kept up until late hour By the
many friends OF the two Organizations. A
pleasant feature OF tho programme was the call
ing OF Captain II. II. Smith 10 the platform
when Colonel Young, in a few appropriate re-
EAfAst presenter tue captain Wlt1 the iron
cross" the insignia OF rank of a past captain.
which the captain accepted with neat speech.
The Tacoma visitors LETT on the o'clock boat
all voting that they had had = pleasant time,
and that they were going 10 organize q Ladies'
Ala Society soon a. they got home. Camp l
has been invited TO attend a ball TO be given BY
the Tacoma camp on February - Several of
the members have signified their intention 70 20.
George II. Thomas camp wiz probably cele-
he -rs, Ia dar
new camp viii be mustered al Ballard soon.
Lieutenant Charles eJunett Aad Division In
speetor Albert r. Heilig were visitors at division
headquarters last week
large number OF the sons of Veterans of Ia
coma and Seattle joined with the militia in pay
ing their respects 70 Colonel Hsines on Tues
day.