The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13


Holloway. Edward r. Edsen. John B. Laughary.
Adolph Krug, Allen F. Cook. Milton l. Baer.
James W. Upper, Jacob E. siaey. Job p. Lyon.
E. B. Piper, Dan W. Davies, William K. Iowpe,
Edward II. Stanley.
Ladies' Social Of Elks.
The Elks gave great ladies social on Thurs
day evening at Ranke's hail. II was q great
success. Govefnor-e ecs John II. MeGraw was
there and made a speech that touched all heaYts-
Mr.. Ben Goldwater managed tho affair. and it
was owing to his activity that the affair gave 90
much pleasure to all. There was much talent
on hand, and all who took part did we'll. The
speech of Mr.. Andrew F. Bnsieigh ives one of
great beauty and power. and Mise Marguerite
Mckinney sang with her usual sweetness
Sons OF St. George.
Mr.. r. g. Carter, who is sufficiently recovered
to be out, called the meeting of Washington
Lodge, No. 217, to order as o. m. on Tuesday.
The matter in regard to printing new bylaws was
brought up and laid on the table for two weeks.
Tuesday, November Is, the lodge gives . social
to which Englishmen will be welcome. at G. A.
r. hall. Hinckiey block.
Independent Order Good Templars.
Lake Washington Lodge. No Ill. l. o. G. T.,
held their regular weekly meeting last Tuesday
evening. The main feature of the evening was
installation OF officers by Jonas Bushell, 6. l. L.
One name was proposed for membership Broth
ers Bushell and Sutton addressed a few remarks
to the lodge for the good of the order.
At Good Templars' hall, 40 market street
Willing Workers Temple, No. 5, will give a lit
erary entertain ment Friday evening, November
Ia The superintendent of temple. Miss Nellie
Brown, has spared time to make 1t . fine
evenings entertainment.
Sons OF Veterans.
al feaV
George H. Thomas Camp, No. l, including Col
E. W. Young, Maj. II. II. Philips, Maj. NJ. NJ.
Holmes. Capt Charles f. Plimpton, Charles
bearing, r II. Young and A. r. Carpenter. Wis
tied ". NJ. Holmes Camp. No "a, of Ballard. A
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Stirring addresses were made by Maj Holmes,
Capt. Plimpton and Col. Young and other mem
bers of the post. After the camp work was over
the Ballard brothers and their guests enjoyed
an old time army supper. followed by the usual
campfire, war songs aud storiea George H.
Thomas Camp held q short business meeting on
Monday, adjourning early, to allow members to
attend the various rallies held that evening"
1t is to be hoped that now that politics and po
| litical meetings are finished that some of the
| brothers may be seen around the camp room
i more frequently.
| Lieut. Willard led the "forlorn hope" Monday
| evening.
| Congressman John Wilson is a member o.
John A. Logan Camp. No. 2. of Spokane.
Oficers for '93 will be nominated in cam D a
| their next meeting.
! The Ladies' Aid Society. auxiliary to the Som
| of Veterans, met yesterday In G. A. R. hail.
Billiards. Secret Societies.
| Perseverance lodge, I. O. G. T., met Monda!
| night, initiated two new members and installed
| the following officers for the ensuing quarter
Mrs. Della Maunay, c. F.; Miss L.nnie Emer
, son, P. {. T.; Miss Lena Sweetland, v. T.. Mis-
| Lily Draper, chaplain; Mr.. p. Follenius, secre
| tary; Miss Dora Emerson, assistant secretary
Mr.. Forester, financial secretary; Mr.. D
Thompson, treasurer: MI L K Lambert, mar
shall; Miss Pearl Reynolds: D. marshal; Mr. I
Shields. guard; Mr. Veasy, sentinel.
This lodge is steadily increasing in member
ship and strength having initiated ten new
members during the last quarter iiterar
contest has also been carried on which prove
beneficial and very interesting. The captain
and his workers who were beaten in the contes
furnished grand supper for the lodge Mo1da
night, which was heartily enjoyed by all present
The members are of good courage and expect t
come off victorious in the battle against Kin
| Alcohol
Park Lodge, No. SO. Knights OF Pythias, init
lated four candidates Friday night. Work il
the rank of Esquire will engage the attention @
the members next Friday On the night efor
Thanksgiving day the members OF this lodg
will give grand bali at the opera house. Tn
last ball was brill ant and enjoyable affair an
this one promises to surpass the first.
X. o. T. NJ, Rainier Tent, No. ,, will initial
several candidates Monday night
/ salmon Bay Lodge. No 100. /. 0. O. F.. me