The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-23

1U0oo0y ovo0108s Two tsCf0hts WS1O
mustered and four new civilizations for
membership we're fled After the regular
order Of business uas gone through re-
cess VS. taken and. upon invitation from
the commissary. III adjourned 20 the din
ing room and partook Of fresh fations Of
pork and beams. hard tack and colteel The
post hes . foraging detail whose business
i e keep the oommissary veil supplied
with the hsst the country AFFORDS. and voc
to this detail i it ever returns empty
handed. Aftsr supper speeches and
"reminiscences Of by-gons day. were in-
dul&sd in. On thees occasaous the truth
u strictly adhered 70 and, - result. .
good time = always had.
Adjk y. -. Holmes. Of this city, viii
organize . Grand Army post ct Shelton
early in August The Sons Of Veterans
are already organised.
ssaa az Temperance.
Fau City Division. No. II. held . straw.
bsrry festival and entertainment last FRI
day evening. R W. Allison. d. n. w. p.
was present and presided over the meet
ing. giving short opening address. The
following programme was rendered: Song.
Fight for Prohibition" by the division:
recitation. "The Perfections." Herbert
Parker; song. Little Bessie" Miss Flos-
sie Totem; recitation, 1.-The Drunkard.
John Borst; selection. "a Coal Oil Stove"
Roy Huffman: recitation, Wreck Of the
Hesperus." Frank Taylor; song. 1.-THE
Rose" John Borst: recitation. "How to
Pop the Question:" Benjamin Moore; ad-
dress, ''The Sons of Temperance" Rev.
NJ. Smith; recitation, Miss Gertie Thomas:
recitation. "The Drunkard's Daughter"
Miss A. DRAKE; song, ''Over the River"
by the division; recitation. Temperance
Children" w. Stevenson: closing song.
It'll We Meet Again." by the division.
After the programme . long table was
laid and all present invited TO lunch OF
strawberries, cream and cake.
Eureka Division, No. I. on Monday
evening initiated two members and four
Others were proposed for admission at the
next meeting. Among the visitors WAS
Mrs. O. v. Rae. the grand worthy asso-
ciate. who gave m encouraging address.
The following programme was rendered:
Music. Miss Edith Cook; reading. p. G.
Copp: essay, H. Drisko; recitation. Mrs.
Groves, of Queen City division: reading.
Miss Jessie Tuck; song, George 6paulding.
Eureka division will give an ice cream
social on Thursday evening. Some of the
best talent in the city will assist in the
entertainments, which will be held in the
new X. of P. halt
Young None Instttuts.
The annual installation Of officers Of
Fidelity Council. Young Mems Institute.
took place at Redmen's hall Friday even
ing, July IA. District Deputy Grand Presi-
dent L. s. Booth acting as installing Off.
Ger. and the following were installed off,
GERS for the ensuing year: p. p. Padden,
president; ]. r. Gleason. first vice presi-
dent; A. c. Graf. second vice president:
NJ. S. Booth, recording secretary; d.
Raglan, corresponding secretary; Thomas
Gardiner. financial secretary; A. R Pink
nsy. treasurer: Louis Michels, marshal;
N. Phelan. sentinel: E. G. Cheasty, l.. 8.
Booth. H. 8. Bookmeyer. J. X. Mankow.
ski. II. w. Miller, executive committee.
The council holds It's regular meeting on
the second and fourth Fridays of the
month at Rsdmens hall
Secret Society Notes.
Seattle Camp, No 50. Woodmen Of the
World, on Wednesday evening was given drill
in the unwritten work Of the order By counsel
commander. C. c. Austin. This IL . new de-
parture for the camp.
Rainier Grove, No 3. United Ancient Order
Of Drnids, ON Thusday night conferred the
Ovats's degree and fecsived . number Of appli-
cations for membershfp Lstters were read
from the noble grand arch and the grand score
tasy. The Bards degree will be conferred uron