The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. B. Il. Shaw. Mrs. ].
Hellenthai and Mra- C. X. H.pser. Tnos
assisting in the entertainment were: Mrs.
J. A. Kelso, Mrs. William Calder, Mrs.
Fred Bond, Mrs. H. Tench. Mrs. John
McLaren, Mrs. George Foster. Mrs. w.
Willacy. Mrs. ]. G. HUFF. Mrs. E. NJ. Daw-
lev. Mrs. A. H. Hepler. Mrs. A. A. Hepier,
Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. J. u. Chase, Mrs.
Bert Wetmore, Mrs. c. l.. More, Mrs. E.
Voiand, Mrs. J. Nicholas. Upon the con-
clusion Of the supper the Knights and
ladies returned to the lodge room, where
speeches were made by Judge Brinker, DR..
Griffin, +. J. Wilder and others. Several
very good selections upon the guitar were
rendered by two members of the lodge,
and also song which was . decided hit,
being of a local character and we'll rem
dered. This was followed BY dancing, in
which many participated. The members
of Laurel lodge are to be congratulated
upon the great progress their lodge has
made. Within about fourteen months
they have erected their building, with q
hall OF ample size on the second floor.
furnished with ali conyeniencies, and
secured a membership of seventy-tive.
The officers of the lodge are: Joshua Sui
Ivan. G. c.; G. r. Helper. vice G. c.; ].
c. Hut. prelate: J. A. Kelso, NJ. of F.; +.
Voland, NJ. of E.; b. r. Shaw. X. of R.
and S.: A. H. Hepler, NJ. of A.; Thomas
Bell, NJ. W.; Fred Bond, l. G.; Cad KEGS
ling. 0. G. The visiting Knights from
other lodges wcrs: Mr. ]. H. Ronald. Mr..
S. F. Bradbury and Mr.. George D. Price,
of Lake lodge; Mr. w. P. Hutchinson,
NJ >cl ho~
w. McFariane, of West Seattle lodge; DR..
Griffin and Mr.. F. J. Wilder, OF Queen City
Lodge, No. 81, Seattle.
The Temperance Orders.
The movement from the Good Templars
of District No. 4 to the newly-organized
division of the Sons of Temperance is go
ing on in different ways. Queen City
lodge has not formally surrendered its
charter, though there Is good authority
for saying that it will do 90 tomorrow. 1t
has conveyed its property to certain per-
son for nominal consideration, presuma-
bly, in trust, and meets at the same place
as the newly-organized division Of the
Sons of Temperance. Latona Lodge, No.
%. has not yet formally surrendered its
charter, but it has decided that whenever
any ten members indicate desire to re-
ceive its charter and property it will give
the same to them. Perseverance lodge, of
Ballard, has resolved almost unanimously
not to abandon its charter. Bethel lodge,
of Auburn (Slaughter). has surrendered its
existence and merged into the Sons. This
order seems to be establishing sure foot
ing in this county and state.
On Wednesday evening Latona Division,
No. 3, Sons of Temperance, held its first
regular meeting. Two new members were
added and several more proposed for
membership.
Queen City Division, No. 1, Sons OF
Temperance, will hold its next meeting
on Monday evening. It will hold pub.
lie meeting at an early date.
Eureka Division, No. 4, Sons of Tenn
perance, met on Friday evening, when
their number was considerably aug
mented. 1t expects about 100 new men,
bers at the next session.
Seattle Division, No. 2, on Friday even
ing received three new members. D. NJ.
W. p. X. w. Allison was present with
several other visitors. All gave short
speeches.
public meeting was held ct Pearson,
Kitsap county, on Saturday evening,
March Is. when Olympia Division, No. 4,
was instituted with twenty-one charter
members. The following officers were
elected and installed: w. P, w. H. Nor
gan; w. A., Mrs. A. V. Paulson; r. S., C.
II. Wager; A. r. S., Mabel Morgan; +. S.,
L. J. Gleason; treasurer, g. +. Linquist
chaplain, II. q. Fuller; con-. John Miller !;
asst. con-, l.. Williams; J. S., Lilly Guyer
VS.. W. A. Jaques; p. w. r. C. w. Clau-
son; d. G. w. r.. A. v. Paulson.
On Tuesday evening Bethel Lodge, /. O.
G. T.. met in regular session at Auburn.
The report of the delegates who attended
the district lodge session in this city was
presented. Thirty-five members were
present. They unanimously decided to
surrender their charter and organize q
division of the Sons of Temperance.
A division has formed with thirty-five
charter members and the following
officers: w. p. Mrs. O. v. Roe; W. A.,
Mrs. A. E. Hemphill; r. s., X. Rich
mond; A. Il. S., Annie Roe; +. s., A. e.
Pitman; treasurer. e. NJ. knight; chap
lain, Rebie Kerr; conductor, H. Barter;
assistant conductor, Nora Hart; l. s..
Lettie Young; o. S., P. Pitman; r. w. p,
Chauncey Beach; d. G. w. p. Richard
Busheli. This division has received four
teen applicants for admission.
Tomorrow evening a new division of
the Sons Of Temperance will be organized
at Sidney, Kitsap county, and others are
to be arranged for. 1t is expected that a
grand division for the state will be organ
ICED in this city about the end of April.
Lake Union Lodge, No. 1l6, l. o. G. T.,
of Fremont, reports continued progress.
Initiation of candidates is a regular "order
of business" at almost every meeting.
Pacific Lodge. No. 81, on Wednesday
evening received one candidate for initia.
ton by card.
Seattle Lodge, No 6, on Monday even.
ing had several visitors. Two candidates
were initiated and several propositions re-
ceived. Arrangements were completed by
which the lodge assumes entire control of
Queen City hall, and will arrange it in
more suitable shape for meetings of fra
ternal societies. The following programme
was presented: Instrumental music, piano
solo. Miss Amy Bolink; recitation, 1.-The
Singing of the Hymn" Miss S. Valentine /;
instrumental music. piano solo, Miss Flora
Beliingham; recitation, "A Pea for Pro-
hibition," Miss Ada Bell: reading, ITEM
perance." Miss BERTHE Bryan Miss Ada
Bell is q member of Latona lodge, |. o. G.,
T., and Is a Demorest silver medal winner.
no tsas, ion.