The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-04
soss II 90. George.

aminers. d. A. Mitchell and c. r. Smith !;
manager. I. ". layton
soss ss 81 George.
Washington Camp. No. 3o7, met on
Tuesday and elected H A. Gardner. presi-
dent; g. Curtis. vice president: r E. Car
Ter, secretary: ID. Halstead, treasurer: Z.
Pierce. trustee; w. SeschelI. assistant
secretary The public installation and
social takes place On December L.
Grasd Army OF the Republic
Stevens Relief CORPS. No. l. held . very
pleasant social dance At Masonic hail Fri
day evening. az which abous sixty couples
participated The ladies' gave this social
a. trial. and il being such decided sue
cess viii probably give another in the near
future
The annnas election OF Stevens post viii
be held Tuesday evening. Several COM
rades have been mentioned for COM
mander. among them 5. W. Clark, the
present senior vice commander: A. w.
HASTE. j. NJ. Wrestling and +. II. Hurd.
Representatives 10 the department en-
eampment at Olympia will also De chosen.
The date of the encampment has not been
tied, but viii probably be in June. the
exact time awaiting the convenience Of
Commander-sn-Chief Adams who has
promised 20 ne present
Tuesday, December II Stevens post will
be inspected by w. +. Taylor. of Tacoma.
chief of staff of the department
Tuesday. December 10. joint meeting
Of Stevens post will be held with the Sons
of Veterans.
Mss. Jennie 8. Holmes, department
president of the Woman's Relief Corps.
has completed her inspection of the corps
In Western Washington.
The annual election OF Stevens Relief
Corps will be held on Friday afternoon.
Independent Order OF Coed TempisFa
University Lodge, No. -. of Brooklyn,
on Friday evening rendered the following
programmes: Song. Mr.. J. +. Bell; read
ing. Mr.. J. II. Walker; solo. Mrs. F. +.
Adams. due. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Wolfe Brother Harvey and Brother Salt
FER. from Perseverance Lodge, No. I2i. of
Ballard, and Brother Weedin, of Green
Lake Lodge, No. go. visited with the
lodge.
Seattle Lodge. No. 8. on Monday even
ing elected three candidates for member
special collection was taken mp for the in
Sensational mission fund. A new form of
the credit system was set in operation for
the new quarter which will be based on in
dividual credits instead of companies as
heretofore. Prizes will De offered for the
successful competitors aud much interest
has already been aroused IN the new plan.
An interesting programme Was presented
as follows: Remarks, Brother Harring-
ton. of South Seattle; recitation. Mrs. G.
NJ. Butterworth: recitation, Miss Lillian
Parker: reading, Charles d. Walker; in
strumental solo, Miss Flora BellIngham;
reading, George +. Cotterill. Invitations
were given to attend socials by Loyal lodge
and Paistine lodge during the coming
week.
Green Lake Lodge. No. 800. on Saturday
evening presented the following pro-
gramme: Chorus song. 'Speed Away"
by Misses Croker and 10y. Messrs. Web
ster, Ask and Weedin, recitation. Miss
orphe Dye: reading, Mr.. A. ii. Rogers;
recitation, Miss Myrtle weedin; song.
Mrs. Webster: speech. Mr.. A. E. Hill;
recitation, Mr.. c. w. Weedin; duet. Miss
10y and Mr.. Webster: recitation, Miss
Mamie Croker: essay. Mr.. NJ. +. Denny;
song. Charles W. Weedin; paper. A. II.
Rogers.
Loyal Lodge. No. 1876, on Wednesday
evening completed arrangements for the
social and entertainment TO be held on
Wednesday evening. An elaborate pro-
gramme will be presented. including q
drama, "The Last Loaf" to be presented
by talent from one of the suburban lodges.
South Seattle Lodge. No. 81. on Friday
evening initiated one candidate and sew
eral propositions were received. The lee
ture work by Mrs. ]. c. Stone has brought
several new members into the lodge
ranks. The following programme was
presented by Company b: Vocal solo.
Miss Mcintyre: reading. Miss Ora Mat
lock: recitation, Mr.. Hofeditz; song,
Miles Blakney; remarks. J. U. Shafer.
Palatine Lodge. No. ISi. gave a public
entertainment at Ross hail last evening.
large audience being present. including
many visitors from Fremont and the city.
The programme presented included an ad-
dress by Charles Head; song. Miss Zena
Me.dsg, recitation, Brother Mullen; duet
Miss Nesdag and Miss Head; vocal solo.
Miss Jennie Head: operatta. Paiatine Dra-
matte Club. The exercises of the evening
included many other social features which
ombined TO make . most pleasant
occasion.