The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-23

work under the most favorable auspices,
having one Of the best fields in the city
and large proportion of the membership
being experienced workers. A social ses-
sion of the lodge was held last evening at
the residence Of Grand Counsellor G. T..
Cline, corner Seventh and Spring. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed BY al
present.
Pacific Lodge. No. 81, I. o. G. T., held q
public meeting at the Christian church ON
Olympic avenue on Wednesday evening
last. After prayer by Rev. r. H. Moss the
following programme was presented:
Opening song. Audience
Recitation. MrA Arthur 6. Linn
vocal soio.-.. ~. -. MOSS
Grand Chief Tempiisr william ii Shear.
man. Of Olympia
The address Of the grand chief templar
was we'll received, and will undoubtedly
result in strengthening and upbuilding
the lodge
Seattle Lodge. No. 6, I. O. g. T.. met on
Monday evening at the hall on Battery
street. The attendance was large. Wis
itors were present from several lodges.
Marches, CONFERENCE.-The, promenade
and social games made the recess enjoy.
able. The following programme was rem
dere1:
Miss S. Valentine. District Vice Templar
Capt b + Davis. accompanied BY Mis-:
Amy Bolink
Remarks-"The Growth of the Order. ....
George F. Cotterin
heaoing-... Miss Lizzie Daniels
do = A~. Ill e E.
the first meeting in the new quarters
For the benefit of visiting Good Templars
from other parts of the country it might be
stated that there are now fifteen lodges of
the Independent Order of Good Templars
in Seattle and immediate vicinity, meeting
as follows:
Monday evening-Seattle, No 6, corner Fifth
and Battery; Perseverance,. No. 12l, Ballard.
Tuesday evening-LAke Union. No. 116. Tenn
perance hall, Fremont: Monitor, No. 81, Freed's
hall, Ninth and Olive streets; Duwamish, No.
la. South Park; Lake Washington, No. Ill,
Market street school.
Wednesday evening-Pacidc, No. "a, Christian
church, olympic avenue; Central, No 1872.
Brewers hall, McCiaire street; Green Lake, No.
-. Green Lake schoOlhouse.
Thursday evening-Renton, No 70, Renton.
Friday evening-South Seattle, No. 81, South
Seattle; Rainier, No. 1874. Columbia.
Saturday even eng-Baltic, No. 100, Freed's
hall: Palatine, No. log, Good Templsr hall, near
Ross station.
Loyal, No. 1876, time and place not yet decided
upon.
In addition to these lodges in Seattle
and vicinity, there are ten others APPOINTS
throughout King county, aggregating
total membership exceeding LOO in the
county. Three new lodges have been Or
ganizcd and arrangements for a fourth
made during the present quarter. Almost
without exception all lodges show renewed
interest and increased membership.
Grand Chief TempIar w. H. Sherman,
Of Olympia, lectured on temperance Thurs
day evening at the Brooklyn Congrega-
tional church. AT the close OF the lecture
sixteen persons signified their willingness
to become charter members of q Good
Templar lodge. As the hour was late or.
ganization was deferred until Wednesday
evening at the same place. when the Rev.
Clark Davis will speak on temperance and
assist in organizing the Brooklyn lodge.
Sons OF st. George.
Washington Lodge, No. 3O7. held its reg
ular meeting on Tuesday and transacted
the usual routine work.
The lodge extends to friends Of the order
an invitation to attend a card party to be
given at the hall in the Hinckley block on
Tuesday evening. Refreshments will be
served.
Order Of the Golden Shore.
At the last regular meeting full attend
ance showed lively interest in business.
Two new certificates and applicants were
reported. The next social entertainment
is to be held in Odd Fellows hall Nav 10.
A Lodge Sister Surprised.
A surprise party under the auspices of
Rainier Lodge. No. 3. Daughters of Honor,
was rendered last week to Mrs. Pyke, who
is about to leave for the East. A
party of thirty or forty congregated in the
house of Mrs. Wallace, in the vicinity,
and procession was formed, and laden
with good things march for the house
was M ade To saw tn t the sister waa aur.