The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-11

Nuttug will deliver an address: Miss Iurd will
recite, and Miss Jennie Houghton snd others
will sing. Everybody is cordially insated to be
present
The Union Veteran Club will meg, Monday
evening and the Veteran League Saturday
evening
The Sons Of Veterans.
The S. of " held an interesting messing Mon
day evening. Three applicants for membership
were elected and three recruits clustered.
Brother w. l. Meredith, who !oined camp 80.
but a short time since, prescntesche camp
with handsome steel engraving OF GA. George
II. Thomas. after whom the camp IS ssmei. A
vote of thanks was unanimously rendered
Brother Meredith for his gift. =
Under the head "For the Good of ta5 Order"
d.. Z. ". Young gave brief description of the
work and changes made in the constitution and
ritual by the Eleventh National Ea-smpment
of the Sons OF Veterans, which met lsst month
in Helena
The rank drilled under command Of Sergt ].
E. Brown at the drill hall on West Strsst An
other drill will be held next Friday eVsling.
Thomas Camp No. l. received an ssyitation
to attend the stevens Post campfire og~Tuesday
evening.
General orders were received fro.n Com
mander-in Chief Hall last week. GEN Hall has
made the following appointments III she mills
tary rank: Commandant. Col. George Il. Huri-
Friedman, Alabama: II. Is. Boguey, -of West
Virginia; II. 5. Foster, Vermont
The drum corps will soon be ready for work
during the campaign.
Sergt. C. B. Walsworth is giving awas cigars
ut 307 Yesler avenue-a recruit for thG. Ladies'
Aid Society. Members of the camif will De
made welcome.
Col. Z. W. Young, Camp No. Is, Snee1omish,
will give campfire tomorrow evening at the
Snohomish opera house. An invit;-s.on has
been extended to the members OF ting Seattle
G. A. X. Camp and Ladies' Aid Sociesy to at
tend. steps for the organization OF 2 Ladies'
Aid Society in Camp Is will be takeazat that
time. Col Young expects others irorsT' Seattle
will probably attend.
Independent Order Good Tem;;iars.
Lake Washington Lodge, l. O. G. T., iysmoving
along nicely. The hot weather being c[er, they
are getting down to work in earnest At their
regular meeting last Tuesday evening tley had
number of visitors, among others NcA. Price,
OF Vashon lodge, and superintendent OF Juvenile
Temple, of that place: Jonas Busheli, gate lee
turer and organizer, and q number 81 others.
They had the following excellent programme:
Song and music. .............Miss Nellse Brown
Reading. MISE nell
Dumb speech ...................-:.- MI Myers
Music. Harry s.adtield
song -.--.-...-..-...-.-.... Jonas ,'usnel
hecitatiou. Mt', stIS'c'on
Reading. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harrg tramer
Recitation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Maggi~- sutton
''Weicome to Our Lodge. by tie lodge
On Wednesday the quarterly sesaion of
District No. was held at Kent. About 90 dele
gates were present, representing twenfs lodges
aud five temples The session was presssfed over
by John Bushell, d. &. T. The following district
officers were also III attendance: Charles
Carlson, d. c.: Mrs. Ida Guibcrsou,z d. "
T.; Mrs. o. V. Roe, d. s. J. T.; Nora Bushell. D.
s.; A. 5. Peterson. ID. T.; ii. n. Connel z. d. c..
I. The reports OF the officers were rad and
reveal that the organization in the Fourth
district, which comprises King asad Kit
sap counties, is prosperous. In t..e last
two months five lodges and two tempsss have
been organized. The membership in tts same
period has increased 140 The y-laws
of the district lodge were zeevised.
Strong resolutions were unanimously sdopted
to oppose any attempt to divisse the
Fourth district, which is generally kse-wn as
the Big Fourth. The proceedings of thesession
and the bylaws as revised were ordered printed
for distribution among the district nf1nbers.
successful public meeting was tald at
Kent in the evening. Stirring speects1s were
made by John Bushell, of Seattle Esv Mr.
Jones, OF Kent, and Rev. Richard Bush.s. The
next session of the district lodge will beneld at
Sidney, kitsap county, in December.
Pacific Lodge. No "a, /. o. &. T., hafa most
| enjoyable meeting last Wednesday esening,
varied with entertainment of social Stature
This lodge is in n very fiourishing conditYon. A
number OF visitors were present on the occasion
mentioned, their names being: Mr. charles