The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-04
The ". r. C. surprise.


Stevens Relief Corps. No 1. niost successfully
surprised Mrs Charles r. Cowden at her resi-
dence, 1926 Ninth street. on Thursday afterDoon.
The ladies had brought with them basketsfulF
of W. R c. good things. Mrs Lucy A. Cooling,
president OF the corps. in few weli-chosen
words presented to Mrs. Cowsien an elegantly
chased silver berry spoon, With tie following
inscription: sE. c., Presented by W. T. C., No
ycmber 2, 90"
Those present were: Mrs. lucy A. Cooling,
Mrs. Mary E. Spaulding, Mrs Nellie s. Tyler,
Mrs Ida +. Rogers, Mrs. Jennie s. Holmes, Mrs
George Fernandez, Mrs. Della Colema Mrs j.
Taylor. Mrs. Mary Griswold, Mys. Maggie Barris
Mrs. Jennie DeMott. Mrs. Ida McKercher, Mrs
j. Till. Mrs. +. c. Hopkins. Mrs. J. D. smith.
Mrs. J. Church. Mrs. Katie Craaney, Miss Gertie
Coleman and Miss n. b. Cowden.
Independent Order OF Good Templars.
Since the organization OF District No. 16
week ago work in Good Tesnplar circles has
been more lively and the pros sects for the win
ter's work are promising Last evening new
lodge wgs organized In the vicinity OF the Walia
WaIla addition. The lodge viii be known AZ
Central lodge, and will meet at Brewers hail, on
McCiaire street, on Wednesday evenings. The
address last evening was by District Lecturer
Rev. Clark Davis. Remarks ware made by Capt
u. I. Davis and others. The institution cere-
monies were conducted by state Deputy G. c.
I. George F. Cotteril The oaieers elected and
installed were as follows: e. T., James p.
Stuart; " T., Mrs. Hattie J. Friend; secretary,
Mrs +. A. Holt; financial secretary, w. G.. Holt;
treasurer, J. N. Rex; chaplain, Mrs. A. Forney;
marshal. David K. Lsrimer; deputy marshal,
Miss Aobie Forney; guard, Mss May Larimer;
sentinel, A. l. Smith: r. c. T..'a. I. Friend. J. NJ
Rex. A. L. Smith and James ?. Stuart were elected
trustees for the first year. Mrs A. /. Smith was
recommended to the Grand Ledge for appoint
ment as lodge deputy. No superintendent Of
Juvenile Temples was chosen, 81 there is already
fourishing Loyal Legion in existence in that
part OF the city, and il is the eolicy of the l. o.
u. T. and w. c. I. U. to cooperate and never
compete in lines OF Temperance effort.
Latona Lodge, l. o. G T.. No. %, held its
regular weekly meeting Thursday evening at
the hall on Gladstone street. A short programme
was rendered. Several visitors were present
general invitation was extended to alto attend
the lodge social at Marquis hafl Saturday even
ing One new member was Initiated.
Pacific Lodge. No. 81, l. o. e. T.. held its regu-
lar weekly meeting last Wednesday evening" ut
its hall, corner Fifth and PIE streets. After
the usual routine business, the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Reading G. NJ Blakney
r-eiaIion--. -.InarIes EaStOn
heaoing Thomas Plrret
Music. :................ Miss Lena NJ Graves
AsSSAs"sAoA' ~ l. OdVA
number Of visitors from cher lodges were
present, their names being follows: Charles
Easton, Lake Union lodge: W Code, II. o. Ben
eolct and ID. T. Davis. Seattle Lodge, No. g.
sister Egge, Baltic Lodge, Nc. 100. and sister
J. NJ. Comst0ck. Sehome Lodge. No III