The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-09

THE SEATTLE 70
cake and fruit we're served 70 the guesta
A short but good speech from Vics Regent
Jones, Of Rainier council, concluded the
programme.
GrAna Array ef ths Republic.
Stevens Post, No 1, G. A. b.. met On
Tuesday evening In Grand Army hall, and
had large attendance. Maj. 8. w. Clark
vas commander pro tam. Four applica-
tions for membership were received. Com
rsde Thomas Drew. treasurer Of the trus-
tess, submitted his report. which shows
the post to be in good financial condiuoA.
At the next regular meeting, Tuesday
evening, number Of recruits will b mus
tered. The g. A. R posts and the auxil-
larry societies have appointed committees
and are making extensive preparations for
celebrating Memorial day.
Capt A. c. McAipin. Of Ballard. II re-
ceiving the congratulations of his g. A. r.
comrades and Of many friends upon his
good luck in having his back pension
amounting 70 5000. and . monthly AZ
lowance Of $40 granted for disabilities In
CURED during the war.
Sons Of Veterans.
On Monday evening the Sons OF Vet
Grams received two applications for MEM
bership. LADIES' Aid Society, No. 1, auxii-
liary to Gen. George H. Thomas Camp,
No. 1, also held meeting in the annex.
Several applications were received.
Capt. Charles e. Plimpton inspected D.
8. Grant Camp, No 8, at Orting. last
Wednesday evening.
Capt. Allen requests oil the staff and the
commissioned officers Of camp No. to
meet him at the hall tomorrow evening
for practice In the ritual work, prepare
tory to inspection, which occurs ct the
next regular meeting, on. Wednesday.
Sergt. Fox will drill the muster team.
Junior order q. A. Mechanics.
Seattle Council, No. 2 met on Wednes-
day evening in Elks hall. One candidate
was initiated and several applications for
membership were received.
The council will give . social 70 its
friends IN the near future.
The next regular meeting will be on
Wednesday, April IL. at EIks hall, Frye
block.
The Knights Of the Aaccabess.
The Maccabees Of Ballard will meet
Tuesday night, when they will consider
six applications.
Temperance Orders.
Progress is being made in the extension
ofthe Sons of Temperance. The deputy Of
the national division il receiving calls
from every part of King and Kitsap
counties. Latona Division, No. 3, held its
regular meeting on Wednesday evening.
There was q good attendance present and
five new members proposed. A good pro-
gramme was rendered.
Seattle Division, No. 2. Sons of Temper
ance, met on Friday evening. One candi-
date was initiated and . Eocial evening
spent. d. NJ. w. p. r. w. Allison Was
present and assisted with the meeting.
Eureka Division, No. 4. Sons of Temper.
ance. met last evening, when q large addi-
ton was made to the membership.
Queen City Division, Sons Of Temper.
ance. has elected and installed the follow
ing officers for the ensuing quarter: w. p,
e. B. Skinner; w. A., Mrs. L. e. Clifford;
II. s., Miss Rose Lombard; A. r. s.,
Brother Nat Garlic; F. s., Brother r. g.
Bushell, treasurer, Mrs. w. Lotka; chap
lain, Miss Molly Essery; conductor. A.
Byers; assistant conductor, Miss Florence
Skinner; inside sentry, Miss Hattie Per-
kins: outside sentry. George Roser; p. w.
p. John Bushell.
The charter of Queen City Lodge. No.
1856, /. 0. G. T., was formally surrendered
on last Monday evening. and the member
ship, with q few exceptions. received into
Queen City Division of Sons Of Temper.
ance.
Sidney Division, No. Z, Sons of Temper
ance, was organized on Monday evening at
Sidney. Kitsap county. The following are
the officers: w. p, James B. Finch; p.
w. p, Mrs. William Cline; w. A., Miss
A. Wilson; r. s., Asahel Curtis; F. s., H.
s. s. Finch; treasurer. C. NJ. Barnes;
chaplain, Mrs. James b. Finch: conductor.
+. Cline; sentry. William Cline. This divi-
sion will hold public meeting on Monday
evening
Olympic Division. Sons Of Temperance.
at Pearson, Kitsap county. has almost
doubled its membership. and still con-
tinues to increase in numbers and interest.
A public meeting was held at Elliott on
Wednesday, when Elliott Division, Sons
of Temperance, was organized, and the
following officers elected and installed: w.
p. II. T. Sutton; w. A.. Mrs. r. Lind
sey; r. S., Ernest Lindsey: A. r. s.. Asa
Mercer: +. s.. II. ID. Sutton; treasurer. J.
d. Mercer; chaplain. William Rifle; con-,
H. Harvey; A. c.. Carl Nelson; l. s..
Lewis Mercer: o. S.. A. Swanson: R. w.
p, William Mercer. Meetings will be held
on Saturday evenings.
At Black Diamond the lodge Of Good
Templars has surrendered its charter and
a Division of Sons Of Temperance. with
forty charter members, was instituted on
Thursday evening. The officers are as fol-
lows: w. p, A. L. Edmunds; w. A.,
John T. Davis: r. S.. Shadrach Evans; A.
r., s. Ida Davis; +. s. Tallie Evans; treas.
urer. w. c. Finn; chaplain, l.. Gibbons;
con-. Richard Griffith; A. c., Edward
Hughes: I. s.. Frank Murphy; o. s.,
Evan Llewellyn; P. w. p. T. G. Spaight;
d. CIV. p, T. II. Brown. After the in
stitution a substantial supper was par,
taken of and the following programme
rendered:
Songs. Brother W. H. Seymour
soug. Brother Frank Murphy
Duet. Sisters Ida and sarah Davis
hecitAiAou ...'..'..-....- M seymour
song y. Evans
S"iig James Lewellyn
."us ''''...... - busneil
Music Brother Seymour
Short speeches were also made by D. NJ.
w. p. X. W. Allison and John Busheil.
This week divisions Of tho Some Of Tar,