The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25

Grand Array presented him With silver spoon
suitably engraved He was very happy OVER
she gifE
hillsr Post INST ON Tuesday night and trans
acted routine business.
Stevens Post met on Tuesday and took In
three new members. There ane four applica-
tons on 6lA Next Tuesday ecGeo and beans
viii b served and stories told.
The ladies Of Stevens and Miller Relief corps
are progreasing rapidly with xhe preparatory
work fos thsir fair, which ID to b held In
Ranke'B hall the third week Of October. A
joint meeting Of the two corps win be held In
@. A. r. Hall, Hinckley block, Friday alter
noon, September 30
The next grand encampmsut win Be held It
indianapolis
Miller Post, No. 81. met last Tuesday night =
their hall In Frye block. large attendance OF
members and bean bake made the meeting
very interesting. Seven new members made ap-
piication for muster The next meeting. October
T. viii Be special meeting, and every member
expected TO BE- present Postal card notices
viii be sent out 70 every member. and grand
time viii b had. Comrads Viilan Will Be- the
principal speaker.
The Sons Of Veterans.
The Sons OF Veterans INST in G. A. B. hall last
Monday evening. Routine business was trans
acted during the early part of the evening, after
which short, extra session Was held for the
good OF the Order" Sergt C. B. wsiawofth
furnishing the entertainment in most pleas
ant and agreeable manner The use Of the hall
on West street for Friday evenings has been dis
continued. 30 many political meetings are &C.
riously interfering with successful camp work.
Brother Hewitt, Of 6nohomish. end J. C. Irish,
Of New whatcom, were in the city last week.
6ergt. Charles Deering has returned from
snohomish.
All members Of the Sons Of Veterans Drum
Corps ere requested to meet at the @. A. B. hall
tomorrow fMonday) evening ct $50 sharp to
perfect arrangements for work during the cam.
paign. The drum corps COMMITTEES are also
asked 70 meet at same time and piece
Col Rosenhaupt win issue anosher division
order In . week or two.
The Sons of Veterans have engaged the Arm
DRY for ball to be given New Years eve
The Ladies' Aid Society has appointed COM
mittse 70 perfect arrangements for social and
hop to be given early next month.
Tacoma Sons OF Veterans.
TACOMA, Sept 2i-ISpecial.l-A ladies' Aid
Auxiliary to the sous of Veterans was organ
lied last evening with the following officers
Past president, Miss A. l. de Huff; president,
Mrs. Bradiield; vice president Miss Miservy;
chaplain. Mrs. Hoare: secretary, Miss Wilson:
treasurer, Mrs. Trimbsll guide, Miss Hoare: as
sistant guide, Miss Hessie; inside guide, Miss
Macarthur: outside guide, Mira de LAngevin:
trustees, Mrs. Harris, Miss Wilson. Miss Hoare.
The organization bears the same relation to the
Sons of Veterans that the women's Relief Corps
does to the g. A. R., and wives and daughters
OF veterans and wives of Sons OF Veterans are
eligible.
The Sons Of Veterans next Friday viii have
their FIRST drill after long vacation. It ID prob
AI1 49, ID
G. A. K. In celebrating G. A. r. day ct the expo
sition.
The Sons Of Veterans acted ~ guard Of honor
to the G. A. r. during their ceremonies 1t the
exposition Friday evening.
Ancient Order Foreaters OF America,
Court Enterprise. No 1852, of tho A. O. r. OF
A. held their usual meeting on Thursday night.
and admitted four new memberA Speeches
were made by number oEvisiting brotherA
Anumber Of members went TO Snohomish last
night to institute new court
Ballard secret Societies.
Rainier Tent, K. O. T NJ, initiated one candi-
date at their last meeting. and three candidates
last night
Park Lodge. No. 50. Knights Of Pythias, will
confer the rank Of Page ON . brother knight
next Friday.
Shilshole Lodge, A. o. o. W., initiated two
members AZ their last meeting, ana will confer
the Workmen'i degree at their next meeting.
Tacoma Fraternity News.
TACOMA, Sept A--lSpecial. &c. W. Harper
has been elected a. member Of the Trades
Council, vice John Hay.
The Trades Council special committee has
not completed its eight-hour ordinance.
Col. Metcalf, assisted BY Lieut-Co Kingsbury
and Col Bowman, OF Seattle, and Capt John
Forbes and J. N. Hayes, OF Tacoma, have insti-
tuted the second lodge OF the Uniformed
Knights Of Pythias, to be known a. the Sunset
Division, No. 10. Officers Of the new lodge are
4. s. Hamilton, captain: D. W. Higgins, lieu
tenant; J. II. Morrow, sir knight herald; W. l.
Bretherton, treasurer; J. II. Arnston, sir knight
recorder.
The Y. NJ. l. society presented T. J. Ma
honey, . popular member of the order, Thurs-
day evening, on his departure for Gsrvais, Or,
with an elegant parlor lamp.
Frank Schuinn IL the delegate selected to &C.
company E. J. Walsh to the Y. NJ. L convention
at Fresno, Cal They will be at Portland Sep
tember %. and the question of . separate juris-
dictiou will be talked over. They leave Port
land September Is.
A Great Natural Sanftarium.
The Coast range of mountains running south.