The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

The SEATILE "
esess on Wednesday. orxanixs.Soa vas
effected ~ sosgoxs- Csptsia. J. r. .
be-s: frs: Iiestensnt, 8. C. Hlseayy;
second i-seutenans. A. Baisey; Chsplaia.
A. C.. vyhisney. ssss sergeant. r En-
sci; q1artermas:es sergeaas. W K Bar
ker, sergeant Of guard. Il. Phillips. color
sergeant, J. Snsstss. corporal Of tire gard.
y. g. Destx; camp guard. E. Hi3eAsy.
picket guard. e Sessor; principal mu-
siesan, G. Taoba.
The RFD4eT1al 6oDa.
A movement has been Instituted asaorg
the various .rz.ernas organizations ia this
city for the ozrY-ose Of establishing . hos
pisa. and home for the sick and INDECENT
members OF the various orders and societies
in seattle. Abo1s SIX seeks ago . general
invitation was extended 20 various fra
ternsi organizations 70 select . committee
Of tive from each lodge. 70 meet With ike
committees from other lodges. for tae pur-
pose Of considering d matter OF making
some provision fos furnishing hospital
and home ACCOM- moxdations 70. members
Of the various societies and orders.
II SE2&S z3E< Xix Va ixE%E EJ<&-A2SsEES
vas held on May 7. On that day forty
four delegates. selected By the various
lodges. met IN Ge.naaia bail. on Front
street That meeting Organized by elect
ing Attorney L. HaEsether - president
and ~ s. Nelson IS secretary The p-opo-
sitson met with the enthusiastic support
Of every person present. and there seemed
70 be . general hear,y endorsement Of this
movement. A committee, consisting Of
one representative from each tra,ernal Or
ganixaslon, was selected 20 drai. ard sub
NIT q plan for permanent organization,
ard 20 ascertain the cost Of establishing
such a hospital and home. This commit
tee met OF May IL and Is now understood
20 have s eoap ls.e plan for the organiza-
ton OF the hospital and home. and IS in q
position 10 MAKE . complete report as to
the COS. OF establishing. maintaining n
the same.
The general COMMITTEES. consisting Of
hye delegates from each lodge and organi-
~zs,icn. vii! meet today ct 3 o'clock p m.
ia GerElania hall. on Front street. for the
purpose Of receiving the report Of the sub
committee. .
FoPesters snd Weodmen.
Cour. Queen OF the Sound, No. s,oi2. A.
o. +. OF A, will close the frst six months
Of its existence on June -. On that date
the charter fee OF s. viii close. Much
credit is due 10 the members Of the court
for the efficient work lone and the bust
nessiike manner observed in the transac-
ton of ali their affairs. II is an assured
fact that the court roster wiii NUMBER
seventy-ave On the date above referred 10.
IL is intended TO hold a smoker q: thai
time TO celebrate the event. At its meet
ing Monday evening about ten candidates
viii take the in.tiatory steps into the
order. Al. Fores.ers OF America are in
vised to visit their hall ia the HinckIey
block, fifth floor.
sons Of 81. Geosge.
Washington Lodge. No. So, had a very
enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday. A COM
mittee was appointed in regard 10 lodge
physician. On Tuesday the nomination
Of officers Tor the ensuing term will be in
order.
Independent Order OF Good piars.
The first annual session Of the District
Lodge Of King and kitsap counties will be
held at Bo:heil on Friday and Saturday
next. All the lodges have elected dele
gates and a large attendance is expected.
This will be the first district session ever
held at Bothell and the local fraternity is
making ample arrangements for the ses-
sion. The members of the lod ges formerly
working Under the Fourth district charter,
now under the direct jurisdiction OF the
Grand Lodge, have been invited TO be
present at the annual reunion. The with
drawai Of Unaffected members into an en-
tifely new organization has iei: the Good
Tempiar ranks in better form than before
the division OF the field into two districts.
and the order Is prospecting ali along the
line. The District degree will be conferred
upon al! delegates and lodge officers pre-
sen.ing proper credentials at the Bothell
session. Special pne and one-tii!h rates
have been granted ri a large attendance
Is expected. Officers viii be elected and
installed in charge Of She district work for
the coming year. TAe present executive
officers are: J. y. .hafer. district chief
semplsr: Miss s. Valentine, district vice
tempiar; Miss Lena ". Graves, district
secretary; Miss Celia Durham. district
treasurer; Charles Easton, district coun-
selor, Mrs George BothelI, district snrer-
in,endent OF juvenile temples: George f.
Cotterill, pas: ID. c. r. The annual ses-
sion will open at 1880 A. IN. Friday with q
degree session. The afternoon session will
be devoted TO annual reports and general
business. La the evening the meeting will
be under the head of Good OF the Order"
and will be n general social gathering.
The election OF officers will he held ON
Saturday morning. General business and
installation of officers will complete the
session in due season for ali to return to
Seattle on the afternoon train.
Loyal Lodge. No. i36, meets every
Wednesday evening i'll Freed's hall, corner
OF Ninth and Olive. There was a rood at
tendance of members and visitors las.
week. Brother Z. .. Void, chief templar
Of Pacific. No 81. presided during the ses-
sion.
Pacific Ledge, No. az. entertained slarge
list OF visitors At the Olympic avenue
church OF Friday evening last. Among
them we're: Brother T.. Grant, of Twin
City Lodge. No. III. OF Arlington; Capt.
D. q. Davis. OF Seattle, No. .; Distric.
Chief Temp.a. J. y. Shaier and District
Vice Tenplar Miss 5. Valentine.
Seattle Lodge. No. q, on Monday even
ing had many visitors present. The pro-
craGnIne was IS follows:
Instruments. music Miss Re,unrhsw
ftef4tat6Sa T.. Esgaa
sStst sc-eNNon accommodating H. -. Davis
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remark .t-,..--- --.,-.--- 1saEgs b. GDtIertE
hrtitsttoB ,--.--- II - Elaa HSro Olson
Remarks ---.... Brother NygarG. OF Bate Lodge
Remarks ---
Brosaef :. n. ComstocA. OF eae.he Lodge
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