The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-11

new president, William T. Price. upon taking
the chair appointed W. setcheil assistant mes
senger, l. A. Mason and ". n. LAYERS sentineis,
and ]. Stouebanks chaplain. One candidate
was initiated aud the secretary'E, trustees and
treasurers reports were read and fled
Grand Army of the Republic.
Stevens Post, No. /, met on Tuesday evening
and elected a full list OF officers for 1893 They
are as follows: Commander, Dr.. I. N. Young:
senior vice commander, 5. w. Clark; junior vice
commander. John Convery; surgeon, DR.. r. M.
Davis: quartermaster, 8 G. Benedict; officer OF
day, W. G. Hubbard; officer 81 guard, William
Fox; trustees: T. F. Drew, john Taylor. A. E.
Ripley; delegates to department encampment:
+. H. Hurd, A. W. HASTE, J. c. OConnof, John
Convery, O. c. McGray, p. r. carroll, ]. J. Lich-
tenbsrg. Christopher Doyley. :. G. Benedict, 6.
X. Davis, A. NJ. Sawtelle, d. Warner; alternates:
John Taylor, T. L. Campbell, A. E. Ripley, K.
NJ. Davis, George E. Berry. c. A. Gay, w. L.
Weeteu, II. 7. Phillips. w. Fox, ]. 2. Crawford,
j. Drew, W. G. Hubbard.
John F. Miller Post, No. 81, had It's annual
election on Tuesday night TIE result was as
follows: Commander, George kinnear; senior
vice commander, w. s. Harlan; junior vice
commander, I. G. Dodge; surgeon. Dr.. l. W.
Carpenter; chaplain, Rev. r. e. Moss: quarter
master. James H. Wilson; officer OF the day.
Amos Brown; officer of the guard. ]. c.
Nelson; delegates to department encampment:
William Phillips, w. w. Perrigo. J. NJ. Bsmis.
James Leddy, W. v. Rinehart, Amos Brown. 7
j. Matthews; alternates: Joseph Hooker, B. +.
Briggs. Z. b. Fowler, H. C. Cressen, CIV. Furry,
Richard Bradley, ]. NJ. Schraek. pnblic in
stalation OF these officers will take place at &.
A. R. hall. in the Frye block. on January 8. in
conjunction with the Womens Relief Corps at
taehed to Miller post
Stevens Relief Corps Election.
At the annual Meeting of Stevens Relief
Corps, No. /, on Friday afternoon, the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. Nellie Nell
SON. senior vice president. Mrs Ida Sharp; jun
ior vice president, Mrs. Barney; secretary, Mrs.
Jennie s. Holmes; treasurer, Mrs. Helen Burke;
chaplain, Mrs. Ball; conductor, Mrs. Della Cole
man; guard, Mrs. Mile Moran; assistant con.
ductor, Mrs. Taylor; assistant guard, Mrs. Lizzie
R. Herrick; delegates. Mrs. Young, Mrs. O'Con-
nor, Mrs. Robbins. Mrs. Bywater, Mrs. Hilton,
Mrs. Tibbetts, Mrs Treen; alternates, Mrs. Nc
Kcrcher, Mrs. Apologize, Mrs. Fernandis, Mrs.
Adams. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. DeMott, Mrs. Church.
/. 0. G. T. Total Abstinence Campaign.
The mission week of temperance work under
the auspices of District Lodge. No. l6. will CON-
meace tomorrow evening. Meetings will be
held every evening during the week at Olympic
hall. opening at 1850 p m. Rev. Clark Davis, of
Seattle, and Mrs. Lila A. Moore. formerly of
Kentucky, have been engaged as lecturers.
Ane pieoSe Will DC pfesenteV at the CLOSE OF
every meeting. The cooperation of the W. C.
T. U. and of the various church organizations
is earnestly requested.
Tho susquehanna Transcript. OF Pennsylvania,
says of Mrs. Moore: "An ir,me6se audience
greeted Mrs. Leila A. Moore. Of Kentucky, who
was the speaker of the occasion. Mrs. Moore
held her audience over two hours Twas in
deed the speech of tho campaign" The Posi-
INTELLIGENcER said of Mrs. Moore on one oc.
casiOn: Gan interesting talk on the subject of
temperance by Mrs. Leila A. Moore. OF Ken
lucky. was attentively listened to by a large
number OF ladies and gentlemeD at the Plymouth
Congregational church. Rum and religion and
the duties of Christians in relation to the evils
of intemperance were ably and eloquently dis.
cussed."
The meetings will be opened each evening by
Scripture reading and prayer led by the various
local pastors, who have been invited to par-
ticipate.
Lake Washington Lodge, No. Ill, l. O. G. T.
held its regular weekly meeting on Tuesday
evening. After going through the regular
business the following programme was pre-
scented: Duet, Brothers Jones and Hadheld:
reading, Brother Bull; paper, Brother Sutton;
essay, Brother Busheil; recitation, Brother Rep
linger; remarks, Brother Brown; recitation
Brother Saunders; recitation. Brother McKin-
nan; paper, Brother Hadfeld; remarks Brother
Sutton; duet, Brothers Jones ard Hadfield. The
sisters will have charge and give the programme
next Tuesday evening
Seattle Lodge. No 6, held its regular meeting
on Monday evening at Queen City hall, on Bat
terry street, with good attendance. Two candi-
dates were admitted by Initiation and three
propositions were considered. Owing to una
voidable absence OF the chief templar and vice